I have heard in a immigration program last week that , the rules have been changed under the adult relative visa now. The rules have been amended on 09 Aug 22.
Now, a sponsorship/undertaking is required stating that the parents will not claim public funds.
If someone has any further details, please share.
My own situation-
My parents are alone in India, above 65 years, both pensioners from good govt jobs, have good properties in India - so not financially dependent on me.
I am a British citizen, well settled here, with good, financial stable job, have my own house.
Its unfortunate , that because my parents are not financially dependent on me, I can't bring them here on adult dependent visa. I still think these rules are discriminatory.
Even ,if I m able to support them for the stay here without claiming public funds.
I am also willing to pay the similar type of NHS surcharges paid by students or spouses.
With covid, people were not able to see the families for 2-3 years, the British citizens should be given rights to bring the adult parents here, if they can support them.
Other option the Government can give is a long term visa (Super visa) as given by Canadians. They also get the medical insurance covered under that visa and parents can stay in Canada at stretch of 5 years, making it easier for families to be in touch with loved one. They don't have to apply for visitor visa again and again. Super visa in Canada is given for 10 years.
Just wondering if we have many people here under the same situation?
Please reply if you are in same situation.
Thanks
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