For a brief visit, a standard visitor visa should be ok https://www.gov.uk/standard-visitor Thanks very much. My question is, is it possible for me to apply for family permit for my mother to come? To live with you in the UK? Does she qualify to live in the UK? https://www.gov.uk/settled-status-eu-...

input-output wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 03, 2022 10:53 am

Sorry, what do you mean by that?

Does your father meet the requirements of being dependent on your EEA spouse, to be able come to the UK under the EUSS?

Alluding to the fact that her dependency will be assumed. That's not what the link your gave on your other thread, stated. https://www.immigrationboards.com/eea-route-applications/eu-family-permit-for-mother-in-law-received-next-step-for-her-arrival-to-uk-t330389.html#p2077714 Correcting this, as I...

input-output wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 28, 2022 10:16 am

Alluding to the fact that her dependency will be assumed.

That's not what the link your gave on your other thread, stated.

eea-route-applications/eu-family-permit ... l#p2077714

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Although that letter states that treatment at an A&E is free for visitors, the UK government ran a consultation to see if they still wanted to provide some free treatment for visitors, or if they wanted these to pay. All the free treatment is funded by taxes and NICs and it was asked what free treat...

It's actually very helpful of them to point this out to save a shock when they have to pay for their child's healthcare after 3 months (or sooner if they have left the UK). https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1090896/overseas-NHS-visitors-...

I can see what they are trying to say, even if the termonology is a bit strange. That appears to be a generic letter they have decided to send out to those mothers who have a valid Immigration Health Surcharge. It's actually very helpful of them to point this out to save a shock when they have to pa...

...while my mother has recently joined us in the UK on EU Settlement Scheme Family Permit. We applied for a settled status for he last week, her biometrics is this week, and because her application for a Family permit was made before 30/06/2021 (yes, it took more than 1 year to decide), we are hopi...

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As Chinese citizens need to apply for a visitor visa to be able to visit the UK, https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa it sounds like all that happened was that she was refused entry becasue she didn't have a visitor visa? Was she given a letter and if so, what did it say? If she is visiting you in Dubli...

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Preciousd wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 11, 2022 9:07 pm

If he leaves l have noone to care for me, l live alone,

If you are renting and he is now living in your home, you will need to ask for permission for him to be able live in that property, from the landlord (private landlord/council/HA).

Trying to do it from within the UK will be painful and long-drawn for you and for him. Even if approved (which is unlikely given that he has a track record of not obeying the restrictions on his visit visas), he will almost certainly be placed on the 10 year route, with him have to making applicati...

If he leaves l have noone to care for me, l live alone, when l met him l was much better but l deteriorated with time. The Council provides carers but they cannot do much. Will this be considered? I have Gp letter and Specialist letters to support the application and thinking of contacting the MP, ...

Just look at what Braverman has stated,even before she became Home Secretary. She wants the end of the European Court of Human Rights in the UK and said she he would work to withdraw Britain from the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/suella-braverman-s-...

I admire your optimism vinny, but the new Home Secretary Suella Braverman, will be tougher on immigration. Stircter than even Priti Patel (the outgoing Home Secretray) was and many thought Patel was tough: and as said by contenders in the leadership race (of which she was one) it's not fair on the B...

Liz Truss has said she would "support and extend" the government's controversial Rwanda deportation policy "to more countries". Both Tory leadership hopefuls Ms Truss and Rishi Sunak have previously committed to continuing the policy if they become the next prime minister. "I would support and exte...

I was referring to Braverman’s leadership bid failed, though, and Liz Truss calls the shots as Prime Minister. Very quickly, key journalists have been briefed that withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights is not going to be pursued . Even Dominic Raab’s bizarre Bill of Rights Bill is...

And lets not forget the Primie Minister has already said that she would support and extend the Rwanda policy. Meaning she would look for other countries like Rwanda, who will take asylum seekers in the UK: who would them allow them to live in that country if they are granted refugee status.

Abandoned for now. Where does the article say that? From your article It is abundantly clear from her previous statements that Braverman strongly opposes entry by asylum seekers without prior permission and that she is fully committed to Patel’s Rwanda policy. And the Bill to enable that to happen....