You may be alone, but you are not alone in the most exceptional compassionate circumstances.
You have a house, a job and skills.
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary
The dependants (other than a spouse or child) of a person present and settled in the United Kingdom may qualify for admission for settlement if they fall within one of the categories of relatives set out in paragraph 317 of HC 395. Paragraph 317 provides for the admission for settlement of parents, grandparents and other relatives of persons present and settled here. Other relatives are: a son, daughter, sister, brother and uncle or aunt over the age of 18, who is mainly dependent upon relatives settled here. Entry clearance as a dependent relative is mandatory, however paragraph 318 provides for such relatives to be granted indefinite leave to remain, even if they entered in a temporary capacity.
Please also see the bit where I got "most exceptional compassionate circumstances" from:
the son, daughter, sister, brother, aunt or uncle over the age of 18 if living alone in the most exceptional circumstances and mainly dependent financially on relatives settled in the United Kingdom;
is financially mainly dependent on the relative present and settled in the United Kingdom;
can, and will be maintained and accommodated with any dependants without recourse to public funds;
has no other relatives in his own country to whom he could turn for financial support.
Also see this:
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary
Other relatives who wish to join a relative in the United Kingdom must not only satisfy each of the requirements of Paragraph 317, they must also demonstrate that they are living alone in the most exceptional compassionate circumstances. Therefore such applications will have to be decided on the individual merits of the case. As the majority of such applications will be from persons who are over the age of 18, but not necessarily old and frail, the compassionate circumstances will need to be very strong. The circumstances will have to be such that the applicant cannot function (either because of illness or disability) without the help and support of friends or relatives and that no such help or support is available to them in the country where they are living.
These are the immigration rules:
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/polic ... sandother/
Other ways to come to the UK could be as a student or sponsored worker.
