Hi All, I am looking to apply for a visit visa for my mother. My father can't join her on their visit to Canada due to their business commitments. Both of my parents live at the same address and my mother is financially dependent on my father, who is managing the house expenses and etc. However, he ...

Ticktack, thanks very much once again for your reply. I genuinely respect your positive mindset as you said that you are one of those who don't give up! at least, now I have a clear direction i.e. apply for my father's visitor's visa and provide evidence to demonstrate that he will be returning back...

Thanks very much, Ticktack for a quick and helpful response that gives some hope. I have always been under the impression that if ADR is refused then no matter what I do, I can't get their visit visa. But what I am gathering from your responses is that as long as it can be evidenced that the situati...

Hi All, I've asked about this topic a couple of years ago but since then the situation has changed and there are different scenarios that I have not previously discussed hence starting this as a new topic Summary of the situation 1. Four years ago - Parents separated and not living together - ADR vi...

Thanks very much for the quick and clear response, Casa!

SO in my case, it will be 08/08/2017 (Date entered in the UK) minus 28 - This gives 10/07/2022

It is much appreciated as otherwise I was looking to apply this weekend assuming the eligibility from the date of issuance of BRP1

Kind regards,

More context:
I am a Britsih Citizen and my wife came into the UK in 2017 on a Spouse visa. She got the visa extended back in 2020.

To be precise the dates are as below:

Entered in the UK: 08/08/2017
BRP 1: 06/07 2017 to 13/04/2020
BRP 2: 16/04/2020 to 13/11/2022

Hi All, I appreciate that I am going to ask a very common question that is asked before. However, after going through several threads which are giving conflicting information, I have decided to post the question again. Summary of my Analysis: https://www.immigrationboards.com/indefinite-leave-to-rem...

As a UK passport holder, I believe I can go there for a visit and do hope to get a job in the industry I already work in. In fact I can only migrate there once they give me a job offer through the online applications

Much respect for your views, Zerubbabel, They do make sense and I will certainly take them in consideration. If I migrate to Canada and invite them to visit me there then I don't think I need to mention about UK ADR visa but yes for Ireland I will. However for Ireland, if I take a Suinder SIngh rout...

Hi THO, Thanks for the comment. People here on this forum are expert and I believe based on their experience they rightly believe that there is no chance to get another visitor visa. But I do understand that there can be exceptions so I take your point too. I wish there was one case where somebody c...

thanks again, Zerubbabel for sharing your honest opinion.

I take this just means there is no chance so I better focus on migrating to another country now.....

many thanks,

My question now is that what if they both apply together and give evidence that they can look after each other and can get back because the care will be available? However, I believe that no matter how you put your application, the refusal is a certainty. Hi All, Since I am posting another comment,...

Thank you, seagul for further clarity

Thanks very much Korekt

You must upload complete bank statements. Not only the pages showing income. Thanks very much for your prompt response! If you had not mentioned this then I would have just sent an extract of the transactions. Also, I take it that it is okay to stitch all the statements together and upload it as a ...

Hi All, I hope you are enjoying the weekend! :) I've now a few more questions, please - For Document upload prior to appointment 1. Instead of uploading bank statement for each month, can I stitch them together in a one big pdf file and upload, still meeting the format and size requirements 2. Inste...

[/quote] With consideration to the following requirement for FLR(M) and ILR: "E-LTRP.1.10. The applicant and their partner must intend to live together permanently in the UK and, in any application for further leave to remain as a partner (except where the applicant is in the UK as a fiancé(e) or pr...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 17, 2020 12:36 pm

There is NO absence limit for spouse visa holders!!!

Interesting! Thanks for letting me know about this!

so,as long as they can prove cohabitation, visa validity/extensions, finances and etc, it does not matter even if they travel abroad for even 6 months in an year.

thanks again!

Thanks very much geoeng once again, I think you’ve summed it all up very nicely in your following statement The only way issues arise is if one entered the UK with less than 30 months remaining on the initial visa (or didn't accurately consider the remaining leave that would be added to an extension...

Thank you, geoeng, I’ve tried to be very specific in the earlier post but would now re-iterate my point here On the point of EC, Yes, it is granted for 33 months but what if the person has entered the country already 2 months late then does it not make more sense that they apply it when they’ve comp...

Your help to better understand the 60 months route and 28 days thing is required, please. I've read several threads but not able to fully understand this all so I thought to use an existing thread for further clarification. I hope this is in line with the policies of this forum. For reference, I am ...

Looking at a few more threads like immigration-for-family-members/spouse-v ... 16596.html

I now understand that the financial requirements do not apply on non-applying British Children....

One more question on the Financial requirements, Please The Financial Requirement threshold which has been calculated I assume that if children are UK born & British citizens then the minimal threshold applies. And following only applies when the children and non-British citizens An additional £3,80...

Thank you, secret_simon

one more question, please There is a perception that a visit visa is not issued once a settlement visa is refused and I am sure there are good reasons behind this understanding. I've not heard anyone saying that there visit visa was a success after settlement application was refused. I am wondering ...