Is there a way to get my parents moved to UK with me permanently? No, not under the UK immigration rules. https://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members/adult-dependant-relative-care-requirement-t187771.html https://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members/older ...

Hi, I currently have ILR and my passport is due in two months. My question is, my parents live in Pakistan alone. I have one brother who lives in Australia and two of my sisters are married in Pakistan and live with their husbands. Is there a way to get my parents moved to UK with me permanently ...

vinny wrote:Posts merged.

Hi vinny,
I didn't' raise this question in this thread because it's not related to the question I asked in past in this thread.

Guys, I have a similar question but in my case, I will not be eligible to apply for my British Citizenship by Nov 2017 (I am currently on ILR granted in Nov 2016 and my wife is PBS dependent). Our child is due in July 2017, so if he/she borns outside UK, what would be the process of brining him/her ...

Hi, I have my ILR appointment this week (applying ILR on the basis of my Tier 2 (General) and I have my Masters Degree from UK ). While going thought the SET (O) Form again today, i found out the link at page 76: A relevant speaking and listening qualification, as described in the guidance on our ...

Apologies, I missed this sentence:

'Degrees obtained in the UK are acceptable without UK NARIC assessment.'

Hi Vinny, Thanks alot for helping me earlier. Quick question further to this topic, 1. Does my wife need to show bank statement for maintain? 1.1. If yes then as she hasn't maintained her statement, so could I show maintenance on her behalf? 1.2. and how much do we need to show? 2. Do I need to get ...

Hi, I have my ILR appointment this week (applying ILR on the basis of my Tier 2 (General) and I have my Masters Degree from UK ). While going thought the SET (O) Form again today, i found out the link at page 76: A relevant speaking and listening qualification, as described in the guidance on our ...

If you are granted ILR under Tier 2 route, then your wife may continue as a PBS dependant until she qualifies for ILR around Aug 2019. Thanks a lot for your reply vinny. Apologise for being thick, but once I will have my ILR, how could she apply for a PBS dependent (as I will not be on PBS/Tier 2 ...

My Tier 2 visa is finishing in Nov 2016 and I will be applying for my ILR. In Oct 2016, I will also complete by 10 years in UK BUT I am planning to apply on the basis of my 5 years of Tier 2 Visa (Oct 2011 - Nov 2016) instead of my 10 years stay (Oct 2006 - Oct 2016) --> This is because I have heard ...

That's very helpful!
Thanks a lot for all the information Hassan

Hi Hassan,
Thanks for your reply.
My visa is expiring in Nov 2016 and I will then get my ILR.
Also, do you know if I will be using the same Tier 2 Dependent Application Form for my son; the one I used during visa extension for my wife?

I am on Tier 2 General and my wife is on Tier 2 General dependent visa. My son was born in June 2015 and I am now planning to get his dependent visa sorted as we are planning to visit his grandparents in Feb 2016. My question is, do I need to pay "immigration health surcharge" for him? This is a new ...

Thanks for all the help guys.

They would still need to provide all the documentary evidence of their circumstances in their home country (proof of income, employment, savings, property ownership, family, etc) That's not a problem. We showed it last time and we will show it this time as well (e.g. My parents properties, income ...

moonlight55 wrote:Yes, its all a single standard visitor visa now.

Thanks
Does that mean, that while I am at Tier 2 General, I can sponsor my parents? Is that correct?

I am currently on Tier 2 General. I had sponsored my parents (both Mum and Dad) under Family Visitor visa in July 2014 and they did successfully got their Family Visitor visa and hence they visited us in Sep 2014. But while reading through different threads here, I can see that one can sponsor their ...