Elderly dependant Visa for my parents (Age 63 and 60) got rejected recently....no reason given. They did through checks and found that the care they need is available in our country for penny's. There are more chances if parent is a Widowed or have serious illness or disability. Hi Ssharma, Can I a...

HI Thanks But they can do basic things in life it just they are on their own and financially dependent on us and that’s why we want them to be here. Is this same as indefinite leave to enter - - ILT? Thanks They changed the rules on the 9th of July 2012 to make it harder for elderly parents to sett...

Hi there, I want to apply for Dependent visa (outside UK) for my parents both alive and together and over 65 and financially dependent on us. Seems immigration law favors only widowed or single parents…! My brother and I both have ILR/British Nationality. We are well settle, earning £65000+ per ann...

i second to deviser, he will receive a refusal and removal letter but they will keep the passport. NO Appeal rights will be given to him afaik. he must need to mention the NI number if he is lucky might be the CW will not check his NI details.but if he is from a college then UKBA will definitely ch...

Hi guys, My friend has a problem. He is on a tier 4 visa. When he first applied he had 20 hours work allowed. He then renewed his visa and then the right of work was removed. However he has failed to tell his employer and kept working. He has now gone to renew his visa again under tier 4. However on...

I was just going through the application form - is it right that the application fees for a dependant parent is now GBP1,850.....phew.....? and is there a English language requirement even for dependant parents? Separately, has anyone made a recent application - pls could you share your experiences...

Its obvious that you breach one of your visa conditions. If UKBA check this out at the time of Tier-2 application in process, your visa will definately be refused. Thanks. I just started this September and my visa doesnt expire until Feb 2014. If from Jan 2013 i work only 20hrs term time till the e...

Hi Guys, This isn't looking good at all. It looks like unless the dependent is entirely dependent on you both financially and physically there is no chance of bringing them over. I consulted an immigration solicitor on behalf of a family friend and they advised that you would also need to show that ...