The child will only be British from the moment of birth if one or both parents are British or have "settled status" such as ILR. "entitlement to access health/education education"? None of that is within the definition of Public Funds. Yep, that's my understanding. I have met many people who think ...
you are NOT entitled to receive any benefits. A common error to confuse "benefits" and "Public Funds". So what you post is not true. "Public Funds" are defined in para 6 of the Immigration Rules, and the definition certainly does not include all types of benefits. For example no maternity-related ...
Each country has different immigration rules. The child would not be entitled to become a British citizen. Unlike Canada or the USA, a child born in the UK does NOT acquire British nationality automatically. For the child to become a British citizen, one of the parents would need to hold ILR (PR) or ...
According to the initial post, the PSB migrant had been away for 1.5 years and came back to the UK in March 2012. He was soon followed by his wife, on a dependant visa, who came to the UK in May and used an NHS hospital to deliver a baby. However, the gentleman (PSB migrant) wasn't employed/paying ...
No, treatment is not free. Even if your friend has a valid PSW visa, they are NOT entitled to get free treatment on two different grounds: 1. As Lucapooka explained it to you, your friend doesn't meet the employment criteria 2. As your friend was not living in the UK in the previous 12 months, they ...
Sorry my answer didn't help muchl! Well, according to a 'senior' member from another immigration forum, you are entitled to get the exemption if the medication is needed to treat one of the conditions listed in my previous message (which is also included in the certificate, as you correctly pointed ...
As a general rule, the person is not entitlted to get this certificate. This certificate is only available to under 16s; women who are pregnant or have had a baby in the last 12 months; and people who get benefits (not allowed to anyone on a PSW visa as they count as public funds). However, there ...
Well, if you look at this very recent post, it seems that it can affect a future application. I think they are using anything they can to refuse applications. I would be careful if I were you. Good Luck!
