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Is he dependent on you and can you prove it?smickster wrote:Hello,
Can anyone enlighten me if it is possible to sponsor a family member to live with us.
I'm an Italian national bor in the UK exercising treaty rights and my partner is an eea2 holder soon to apply for PR.
WE would like to sponsor my wife's brother.
Is this possible?
What is the criteria?
What are the restrictions? (Could he work or help around or even settle )
Does surrinder singh come into play?
Thanks in advance
smickster wrote:Both he and mother have been somewhat dependent and we can probably prove western union payments if needed. Is this the only route?
What happens if say they were totally not dependant, then you deliberately made them dependant, i.e., they give up jobs, send them a few quid which would be a lot back home, seems a bit of a loophole open to abuse if that's all it takes.Casa wrote:"somewhat dependant" won't be sufficient to qualify as dependent extended family members
So, let me get this straight: you are asking if there is a non-dependent family member route??smickster wrote:Thanks for your replies unfortunately it doesn't really help me.
As someone stated dependency can be proved but my real question is this the only route for families?
Can they not apply eea route as family member?
I have searched but it all seems to point back to being dependent on us which like someone pointed out can be open to abuse.
physicskate wrote:So, let me get this straight: you are asking if there is a non-dependent family member route??smickster wrote:Thanks for your replies unfortunately it doesn't really help me.
As someone stated dependency can be proved but my real question is this the only route for families?
Can they not apply eea route as family member?
I have searched but it all seems to point back to being dependent on us which like someone pointed out can be open to abuse.
Would that not mean that BILLIONS of people could then migrate to the EU?? Don't be ridiculous!
Could they not apply in their own right, eg as a student or highly skilled worker?
smickster wrote:So, let me get this straight: you are asking if there is a non-dependent family member route??physicskate wrote:Thanks for your replies unfortunately it doesn't really help me.
As someone stated dependency can be proved but my real question is this the only route for families?
Would that not mean that BILLIONS of people could then migrate to the EU?? Don't be ridiculous!
Could they not apply in their own right, eg as a student or highly skilled worker?