Impact of Tier 2 New born Visa InCountry or OutCountry

[sunny007]

Hello Every one

I've a query regarding my new born baby Visa, Currently I'm on Tier 2 General visa and in July first week got my extension for tier 2 , Now my family is going back to Pakistan in August

I know that if I apply for his visa ( Tier 2 Dependent ) from here then my baby will be eligible for MNA1 form ( to apply for British nationality certificate ) and after that he will be eligible for Nationality after when i get ILR? is this correct


My family have no plan to visit again Uk for at least next 9 months,
so if they apply from the home country for tier 2 dependent visa , Then my baby is still eligible for MNA1 ( to apply for British nationality certificate ) and after that he will be eligible for Nationality after when i get ILR? is this correct,

If i apply from here then i need to apply for premium service because my family need to travel to Pakistan in the second week of the August. so it cost me almost 1164 + 600( Health Surcharge ) so total = 1764
but if i apply for his visa from Pakistan then total cost = 575 + 500( health surcharge )= 1075

so if there is no impact on his future then I'll prefer to apply from the home country , any help in this regard much appreciated.

Thanks

[CR001]

I know that if I apply for his visa ( Tier 2 Dependent ) from here then my baby will be eligible for MNA1 form ( to apply for British nationality certificate ) and after that he will be eligible for Nationality after when i get ILR? is this correct

Having a valid visa, regardless of where you apply for it, has nothing to do with a UK born child's entitlement to register as British on form MN1 once either parent obtains ILR. A visa is required to re-enter the UK. If the child does not travel out of the UK, no real need for a visa.

so if there is no impact on his future then I'll prefer to apply from the home country , any help in this regard much appreciated.

No, it makes no difference where you apply.

[sunny007]

Thanks CR001 for your prompt response as usual.

one last question , will 5 year continuous residency rule apply for my dependent as well ( wife and daughter ) who are currently on my Dependent visa from June 2015 till now ,

if they have a valid visa and they stay outside uk more than 6 months in a year then its ok , because due to some family issue and we have a baby my wife want to spend first 10 months in Pakistan , after that period they will be living with me continuously. is there any issue for them when they apply for there ILR in June 2020
( I'm eligible for ILR in October 2018)

Dependent last journey details
First Entry Uk 27 June 2015
leave UK 31 December 2015
Re enter UK 27 March 2016

Any guidance in this regard much appreciated.

[CR001]

Yes, they will require 5 years residence as PBS dependents.

Absence should not be a problem but maintain evidence of communication and subsisting marriage.

[sunny007]

Yes, they will require 5 years residence as PBS dependents.

Absence should not be a problem but maintain evidence of communication and subsisting marriage.

Thanks CR001 ,

We'll keep our Mobile Bills details, Money transfer record, Pictures and some chat history as well, thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge.

Once again Thanks , God Bless you

[iworker]

you can delay applying for your son's dependent visa in pakistan as well.. you'd get to save £100 for every 6 months u delay..
so if they are not coming back for another 9 months, suggest u apply after 6 months and u will get to save 100 on ihs charges.

[sunny007]

you can delay applying for your son's dependent visa in pakistan as well.. you'd get to save £100 for every 6 months u delay..
so if they are not coming back for another 9 months, suggest u apply after 6 months and u will get to save 100 on ihs charges.

Thanks iworker
That what i was calculating , and want save some money

Apply in Uk charges = 1164 + 600( Health Surcharge ) so total = 1764

but if i apply for his visa from Pakistan then total cost = 575 + 500( health surcharge )= 1075

so it almost save me 680£