Hi I am planning to apply for a 6-month family visitor visa to visit my wife (British Citizen) as she is having her maternity / delivery in UK. We both have been living outside the UK for last few years. I intend to travel there to be at my wife's side closer to the delivery due date and 1-2 weeks ...
She has been out of the UK for a few years now and we absolutely understand she is not entitled to free NHS care currently. However, NHS does offer the option to pay for treatment privately if you are not entitled to free care. We do not intend to seek free NHS care and will be paying for it upfront ...
Hi My wife is a British Citizen and she is planning to have her first pregnancy in the UK at her parent's home. As we both have been living outside the UK for last couple of years, she is not considered resident in the UK and hence we understand she will have to pay for the NHS pregnancy costs. We ...
Hi My wife is a British Citizen and we are considering applying for permanent settlement in UK. Since we have been married and living outside the UK for four years now, i understand i could apply directly for an ILR. However, one of the requirements for the ILR is to have successfully passed the ...
Hi My wife is a British Citizen and we are considering applying for permanent settlement in UK via a Spouse Visa or ILR (since we have been married and living outside the UK for 4 years). I wanted to know what benefits will I be eligible to receive (unemployment benefits etc.) if i am on a spouse ...
Batleykhan, Thanks for your response. In terms of showing evidence of sufficient funds to pay for the trip, is there a benchmark of how much funds minimum you should show in your bank statement? Also, if i have additional savings in stocks/bonds but those are held in another account in my father's ...
Hi, My wife is a British citizen and we are planning to visit her family in the UK for 20-30 days. I am planning to apply for a 6 month family visitor visa to travel with her, but just had a few queries with regard to the sponsor requirement in the application. My father-in-law (British citizen ...
