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Previous topics on the visitor visa issues. Parents are Indian.
Thanks!CR001 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2019 9:23 amPrevious topics on the visitor visa issues. Parents are Indian.
general-uk-immigration-forum/bank-trans ... l#p1746484
Topic also merged with previous EEA FP question in December 2018.
Then they should apply for a Visitor Visa. If they are not your dependents, they cannot apply for a Family Permit. That would be to tell a lie to the Home Office, and it's against the terms of use of this forum for anyone to advise you to do that.pranab0077 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2019 5:35 amJust to mention that they only want to visit us for their grandchildren and don't wanna to settle or stay in the UK as they are well settled in their country of origin.
Hi Kamoeakamoe wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2019 9:54 amThen they should apply for a Visitor Visa. If they are not your dependents, they cannot apply for a Family Permit. That would be to tell a lie to the Home Office, and it's against the terms of use of this forum for anyone to advise you to do that.pranab0077 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2019 5:35 amJust to mention that they only want to visit us for their grandchildren and don't wanna to settle or stay in the UK as they are well settled in their country of origin.
I see from your other messages that they have already been refused twice a visitor visa due to their bank statements not showing transactions transparently. Unfortunately, and please note I'm thinking out loud here as I am unfamiliar with your context, as it seems they live in a cash society, the only solution I can think of in this case is to take the time and organize all future income starting right now, so that instead of crediting unjustified large lump sums in their bank account (as it seems they have been doing), credit the smaller transactions in a way that is true, clear and relevant (e.g. rent received for X property; profit made on Y business; sale of Z item, or whatever makes sense, it's clear, and organized) with an appropriate reference. In 6 months' time their bank statement will look much better and they might be in a better position to apply again.