Family Visitor Appling for Settlement(domestic violence vic)

[Lavi326]

I am making this post in reference to my mother.

To start off, I am a 22 yr old female living in the UK as an international student from Bangladesh for the past 1 year (2 years left on my visa).

My mother is currently living in Bangladesh and will apply for a family visitor visa within the next couple of months along with my 3 yr old sister (who is a Canadian citizen, her visa will be applied seperately)...I will be visiting them in 3 weeks and will do all the necessary paperwork

My first concern is ...will she get the visa because she has previously been deported from Canada due to rejection as a a Refugee Claimant (she was a dependent of my father)?
(It was the same situation for me, I was a depedent also and was deported. however, I was granted student visa)
But, she will be on a visit visa which means she will not be eligible to work while in the UK?

My second concern is that after she enters the UK is it possible for her to apply for any kind of settlement in terms of being a victim of domestic violence also showing that she has a baby who has been exposed to that kind of environment?
Isn't there any kind of humanitarian stand that can be made to immigration?

I know I should talk to a solicitor but as I mentioned I am a student and do not have that kind of money to pay for consultation.

Please if you can give any kind of advice, it would be much appreciated.

Regards,
Lavina

[geriatrix]

Why is your mother thinking of working in the UK when she is coming over as a visitor? I mean .. what's the point of that question?

Only spouse of settled person / British citizen may be eligible for settlement as a victim of domestic violence. So, is your father a settled person / British citizen?

[Lavi326]

I think I wasn't very clear with my question.

The only way she can come into the UK to see me is with a family visitor visa. And that is the intention, to visit me and then return to Bangladesh, as per the rules.

If she overstays, it wud be going against the law, which I don't want. Neither I nor anyone else in my family are settled in Britian.

However, I do not want her to go back if she is able to come to the UK. I am asking if there is any loophole for her to do that within the system (legally)? Is there any way she wud be allowed to remain in the UK?

[geriatrix]

there is any loophole for her to do that within the system (legally)?

No.