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Thanks very much for your reply.CR001 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 23, 2020 6:38 pmThere is NO requirement for the dependents to apply for a visa now. They just apply shortly before their current visa expire. The child also only qualifies for a visa extension when your spouse applies for an extension.
IHS fees are increasing in October to £625 per person per year. So you won't actually save anything.
Thanks, Char, really appreciate your reply.
Thanks so much! I totally understand your explaination.CR001 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 24, 2020 8:21 amYour dependents must both apply for a PBS dependent visa extension before their current visas expire. They will both apply for a 3 year extension.
Your child CANNOT apply for ilr if your wife is not applying too. The rules don't allow this. The child will follow the same path as the mother.
When your wife is eligible for ilr, the child can apply with her.
Important to note that the IHS is increasing from £400 per year per person to £625 per year per person in October. That means the new IHS will be £1875 each plus visa fee each if you apply after 1st October for your dependents.
You are missing my points completely.you should apply for the child when your wife applies. The child CANNOT apply for ilr if your wife is NOT applying for ilr at the same time or if your wife does not have ILR already. The immigration rules do NOT permit this at all and the child's ILR will be refused. The child avis's will still be short to apply for ilr if you extend the visa for 2 years and the child will need another visa extension of 3 years before applying for ilr when your wife does.My point is could it possible that my child and I both apply with new job T2 visa together now? Because I need to do it soon to start a new job at a new place. It is only 2 years extension from Sep 2020, which still could make my child meet the 5 year requirement before her T2 visa expired at Sep 2022, of course only need pay 2 years IHS for £800 for her. Then that means child will apply ILR herself before my wife, right?
She must apply, with your child, BEFORE their visas expire, regardless of whether you have ILR or not or whether you all apply on the respective applications together or not. Super priority service is currently not available and is also not a guaranteed service.About my wife, we plan to apply for her a 3 year extension at October while I apply for ILR.
Do I have to wait for the ILR result first(need pay extra for a faster decision if aviaible) then submit my wife's application? or we can do it at the same time?(May be risk if i fail.)
Thank you so much! I got it.CR001 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 24, 2020 9:25 pmYou are missing my points completely.you should apply for the child when your wife applies. The child CANNOT apply for ilr if your wife is NOT applying for ilr at the same time or if your wife does not have ILR already. The immigration rules do NOT permit this at all and the child's ILR will be refused. The child avis's will still be short to apply for ilr if you extend the visa for 2 years and the child will need another visa extension of 3 years before applying for ilr when your wife does.My point is could it possible that my child and I both apply with new job T2 visa together now? Because I need to do it soon to start a new job at a new place. It is only 2 years extension from Sep 2020, which still could make my child meet the 5 year requirement before her T2 visa expired at Sep 2022, of course only need pay 2 years IHS for £800 for her. Then that means child will apply ILR herself before my wife, right?
She must apply, with your child, BEFORE their visas expire, regardless of whether you have ILR or not or whether you all apply on the respective applications together or not. Super priority service is currently not available and is also not a guaranteed service.About my wife, we plan to apply for her a 3 year extension at October while I apply for ILR.
Do I have to wait for the ILR result first(need pay extra for a faster decision if aviaible) then submit my wife's application? or we can do it at the same time?(May be risk if i fail.)