#child dependent

The Child of a Partner or Parent Visa is designed for children seeking to enter or remain in the UK where one of their parents has been granted, or is simultaneously applying for, a Partner or Parent Visa under Appendix FM of the UK Immigration Rules. This visa ensures that children can join or remain with their parents in the UK, maintaining family unity and safeguarding the best interests of…

Are you looking to bring your child to the UK to live with you permanently? At Lexvisa, we understand that family unity is one of the most important aspects of life, and navigating the complexities of UK immigration law can be overwhelming. Our leading London law firm specialises in securing successful visa applications for children joining their parents in the UK. With our expert immigration…

Are you considering bringing your child to the UK? The Child Dependant Visa is your key to a smooth family reunion, and DJF Solicitors, a leading immigration law firm in London, is here to provide expert guidance. Our approach is tailored to your unique circumstances, ensuring a successful application process that stands out in its precision and effectiveness. Understanding the Child Dependant…

If you are contemplating applying for a UK Spouse Visa or any other Family Visa in 2024, it’s crucial to stay informed about the upcoming changes, particularly the new minimum income requirement set to come into force in Spring 2024. These changes could significantly impact the timing of your application and eligibility. This article will provide further information on the new changes, and…

The United Kingdom offers a unique opportunity for international students who have successfully completed a qualifying UK degree – the UK Graduate Visa. This visa allows you to stay in the UK, gain work experience, and explore post-graduate opportunities. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into the eligibility requirements, the application process, associated costs, processing times, and…

The Home Office has recently yielded to another in a series of ongoing challenges to the no recourse to public funds policy. This particular challenge involved the removal of the no recourse condition for an individual with section 3C leave as a student dependent. The case in question is PA & Anor, R (on the application of) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2023] EWHC 2476…