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RISHI
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uk visa

Post by RISHI » Thu Feb 14, 2008 1:55 pm

Hi

My brother who currently in france, his asylum has been rejected recently.
I want to take him to uk.

Is there anyways I can take him to uk legally?
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sakura
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Re: uk visa

Post by sakura » Thu Feb 14, 2008 3:38 pm

RISHI wrote:Hi

My brother who currently in france, his asylum has been rejected recently.
I want to take him to uk.

Is there anyways I can take him to uk legally?
What is your nationality and current immigration status in the UK? What type of visa are you planning on obtaining?
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Re: uk visa

Post by RISHI » Fri Feb 15, 2008 9:38 am

sakura wrote:
RISHI wrote:Hi

My brother who currently in france, his asylum has been rejected recently.
I want to take him to uk.

Is there anyways I can take him to uk legally?
What is your nationality and current immigration status in the UK? What type of visa are you planning on obtaining?
I am British Citizen and any visa which can allow him to stay here atleast for some years.
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Post by Wanderer » Fri Feb 15, 2008 10:07 am

Why was his asylum rejected - is his country safe?

Other than applying for refugee status in UK, he'd have to apply on his own merits, ie skills-based, student or perhaps marriage.

There is no family-type visa under UK rules, there might be a change under EEA-rules but it doesn't seem to apply to u unless ur spouse is EU and exercising a treaty right..
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RISHI
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Post by RISHI » Fri Feb 15, 2008 10:38 am

His asylum case rejected because he did not answer some questions when ECO asked. he does not want to get married now so no spouse visa.
What is skills- based?
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Post by sakura » Fri Feb 15, 2008 1:33 pm

You cannot help him, as his brother. So he needs to apply on his own merits.

Is he highly qualified? Can he apply for the Highly Skilled Migrant's Programme visa? Or get a company to sponsor him for a work permit? Or, if he is from a Commonwealth country, he can return home and apply for a Working Holidaymaker Visa. On this, he can work for up to 12 months (work as incidental to the holiday, as they say) and get enough experience/contacts to apply for a work permit or HSMP, or alternatively a student visa (which you can act as his financial sponsor for this).
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Post by RISHI » Fri Feb 15, 2008 2:04 pm

He is an illegal immigrant so If he apply for a student visa, would it affect his application?
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Post by Wanderer » Fri Feb 15, 2008 2:05 pm

RISHI wrote:He is an illegal immigrant so If he apply for a student visa, would it affect his application?
He world have to apply from his own country which is, (not holding breath...)......???
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