Older dependent relatives

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[sanky_001]

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[sanky_001]

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[mkzp]

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Sanky

How can i get the information from yourself in the meantime
can you give me your email address please

[mkzp]

Thanks

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[Son_of_Soil]

Hi Guys we seems to be going off the thread here,

I was just wondering if anyone aware of any proposed immigration rules under new govt next year's election for our older dependents?

surely the way things are now its seprating so many familes. When i see floods of famlies coming to UK from European countries make me things How on earth thats acceptable. I have been working paying tex, never claimed a penny from govt, why i cnt bring my parents just like member of european countries.

so frustrated ..

[MPH80]

Because you aren't a member of another EU country. Short and simple. Assuming you're a BC - then you are a BC and are subject to British law.

It might not be fair - but that's the way it is. If you want to go and exercise treaty rights elsewhere then you can and then you can become like an EU citizen.

As far as I know - none of the 3 main parties has said anything about reforming this particular law. Various MPs have said things about the fairness of the rule (mainly on Labour's side if I recall correctly) - but the parties themselves haven't. And, if in some weird upside down world, UKIP won the election - it would probably get worse.

M.

[parentsrejected]

Hi all,

My parents dependent visa was just rejected early this week. Reasons are based on ECDR 2.4 & ECDR 2.5:

- couldn't satisfy long term care requirement can be received in the home country.
- not enough evidence of illness.
- not satisfied that the medical condition prevent doing every day task

Not sure if need to spend more energy, time and money on this case. Already paid appx 3,900 free plus extra money to solicitors. Any advise what should/ could be done

A

[Obie]

Helpful unreported determination on elderly dependent Relatives.

[workhard25]

Hope someone can help and guide me as i need to know how can i apply for elderly-dependant-relatives from within UK.

Please let me know if someone has any info?

Regards,
M Asif

[c803487]

For those of you stuck in this predicament, just want to let you know that charity BritCits is planning to challenge the ADR rules in court. They are raising money for the court case, the lawyers are going to be doing the job for free but court costs have to be borne.
This is presently the best course of action for those thinking of applying or going to lawyers themselves. It is better to join hands and work together to get these rules altered.

This is their donation page: http://justgiving.com/britcits1

[BCMN1]

Dear Moderators, Guru's & Senior Members,

I would like to apply Indefinite Leave to Enter, for my mother(aged 74) and my brother(aged 34, has down-syndrome dependant on mother and myself). They both currently hold 2 years family visitor visas(been here twice and returned within 180 days).

I am a BC along with my children and my spouse is awaiting decision on her Naturalisation application(passed 6 1/2 months). I'll appreciate any suggestions to prepare successful application for both of them.

My mother is person of financial means and properties and we can sell an overseas property either to invest in a business or buy a house in the UK. But there is no permanent care taker for both of them, apart from myself.

My current salary is above 20K and can also accommodate them in my current house.

Thanks in Advance.

[andy quattro]

If your partner is British then your family can not get any special visa because of your marriage. If your partner is European, but not British all your family can get a visa for 6 months and it is free. Watch the 3 minute video and follow the links in the description to the government website. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGXQofH1zU4

[angelalav]

I am British citizen and would like my parents to come and stay with me Permenantly

here are the details
(1)My dad is 65 and my mom is 60
(2) my mom not very well with her health, with her back , she is not good with her memories and i think she has got depression like not happy and ect maybe because of their son left them alone , my dad 65 now getting old they live in 5th floor in a flat not lift he doesn't feel right with his breath when he is walking all them stairs
(3)I have only one brother , My brother lives in same country but they don't speak to each other, he lives with his wife separate from my parents , and he is not bothered to take care of my parents.
(4) They both are financially dependent on me. They have no source of income and no assests other then an apartment which they live in.
(5)I am sending them money through a money gram every month for PAST 3 years
(7) they come as a visitor every year to stay with me for 2 month , i go and meet them once every
I am married and have not got children, I am renting a 2 bed house, which have enough space to accomodate my parents

My questions are
(1) Is it possible that they come and live with me permenantly. Do i have a strong case
(2) Will the embassy/home office will create a problem because my brother is living in the same city however he is not bothered to take care of my parents. As well even he is financially he has not got source of income and he cannot take care of my parents
(3) Should they show thier health conditions to the embassy. Will this be a positive point or will they view it as a burden on NHS
(4) Will you advice me to consult a lawyer
(5)People say when both parents are 65 or over will be more easer to bring in the uk is it right ?
(6) Any valuable advise

Hope some one will help

Many thanks

[Casa]

Do both of your parents require daily help from carers for everyday tasks such as washing, dressing, household tasks etc? Even if they do both require constant care, you have to show that you cannot afford to pay for this in their own country, or the care is not available. You don't appear to have a strong case and if you apply and fail, future visitor visa applications are likely to be refused.

[angelalav]

many thanks , that is what i am afraid for if they refuse then my mother depression will get even worse , if they even will not be managed to come uk as a visitor , but is it true when after 65 will be more easier to come for permanent? the end of they they will be old even witouth very seriouse ill thanks

[Casa]

Age alone isn't the criteria under the tougher rules. If they don't both need the daily care to carry out basic everyday tasks then they won't qualify, whatever age they are. The most difficult issue is that if you can afford to pay for their care in the UK then the Entry Officer will take the view that you can afford to pay for it in their own country where the rate of pay will almost certainly be less.

[angelalav]

Thank you so very much for your advice

[londonuk9]

Hello

my brother is 26 but handicapped and need daily care.
my parents are above 55 .
which visa i can apply for my brother to call him to Uk?
do you know any expert solicitor for that please?

[MandeepD]

[Contact me on 00000000000 and I can discuss it with you further"]I am British citizen and would like my parents to come and stay with me Permenantly

here are the details
(1)My dad is 65 and my mom is 60
(2) my mom not very well with her health, with her back , she is not good with her memories and i think she has got depression like not happy and ect maybe because of their son left them alone , my dad 65 now getting old they live in 5th floor in a flat not lift he doesn't feel right with his breath when he is walking all them stairs
(3)I have only one brother , My brother lives in same country but they don't speak to each other, he lives with his wife separate from my parents , and he is not bothered to take care of my parents.
(4) They both are financially dependent on me. They have no source of income and no assests other then an apartment which they live in.
(5)I am sending them money through a money gram every month for PAST 3 years
(7) they come as a visitor every year to stay with me for 2 month , i go and meet them once every
I am married and have not got children, I am renting a 2 bed house, which have enough space to accomodate my parents

My questions are
(1) Is it possible that they come and live with me permenantly. Do i have a strong case
(2) Will the embassy/home office will create a problem because my brother is living in the same city however he is not bothered to take care of my parents. As well even he is financially he has not got source of income and he cannot take care of my parents
(3) Should they show thier health conditions to the embassy. Will this be a positive point or will they view it as a burden on NHS
(4) Will you advice me to consult a lawyer
(5)People say when both parents are 65 or over will be more easer to bring in the uk is it right ?
(6) Any valuable advise

Hope some one will help

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