Tier 4 dependent visa during pregnancy

[madhushukla47]

Hello! My husband is applying for MBA program (January 2020 intake). He will be filing visa in December 1st week. I am expecting and my EDD is February 13th 2020. I am confused whether I should apply for dependent visa along with him or should I wait for delivery in my home country. Can anyone guide me on below:-
Q
1) Chances of visa refusal due to pregnancy
2) How long NHS formalities take if I reach UK in December last week or January 1st week (Christmas Holiday time)
3) Do I have to pay in case of cesarean delivery to NHS or it is covered.

I know it's quite irrelevant query but we are seriously very confused.

Thank you in advance!

[sah10406]

1) Chances of visa refusal due to pregnancy

Zero. Are you reading something that suggests pregnancy could be grounds for refusal? Link?

2) How long NHS formalities take if I reach UK in December last week or January 1st week (Christmas Holiday time)

It depends what you mean by "formalities", but registering with a GP is done at a surgery and is very quick.

3) Do I have to pay in case of cesarean delivery to NHS or it is covered.

Your visa application automatically includes the Immigration Health Surcharge. See https://www.gov.uk/healthcare-immigration-application

[madhushukla47]

Formalities means registration with GP and NHS and other paper work if required as that time will be a holiday period.

[CR001]

Formalities means registration with GP and NHS and other paper work if required as that time will be a holiday period.

It is not a complicated process and the GP surgeries and NHS are open over the holidays. The UK does not 'shut down' over Christmas.

[Casa]

You will however, need to consider whether your pregnancy will be past the date when the airline will permit you to fly.

[madhushukla47]

Thank you so much for your response