British Citizen, I have a partner for 10 yrs and a son with her but we did not married. Can I bring them here in UK from

I have a job offer to work in France permanently, I just got my British citizen last year, but I'm planning to bring my son here for good and my partner? Is it possible to bring them here eventhough Im working outside UK?

You need to be present and settled in the UK for them to be here. Their right to reside is wholly determined on this.

What if there already here? Then after few months can I leave them to work abroad and just visit them once a month?

The key word is "present and settled" and at each stage of the visa process, you have to prove the financial requirement and cohabitation evidence etc

Spolarium27 wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 28, 2019 8:06 pm

I have a job offer to work in France permanently,

Why not you use French own immigration rules and sponsor them there while also try to ask the authorities there that whether can you still exercise treaty rights under EU rules (any transitional policy) to call your family there despite UK is leaving EU very soon.

I'm just got my British Citizen last year, I have a partner and a son from Philippines. How can I bring them here in UK eventhough were not married? Thanks

Please keep all your questions on UK Immigration for your family in this thread.

Spolarium27 wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 29, 2019 11:01 pm

I'm just got my British Citizen last year, I have a partner and a son from Philippines. How can I bring them here in UK eventhough were not married? Thanks

Have you been living with them for the duration of the last two years in a relationship 'akin to marriage' ie, shared financial responsibilities?

I normally go home every year to spend my holiday. The longest that Ive lived with them when my son was born until he reached 3 yrs of age then I started working abroad. I'm sending them money mothly for the last 7 yrs.

Your partner won't qualify for unmarried partner visa then. 2 years living together in a relationship akin to marriage is mandatory for UK immigration as unmarried partner.