Dependent Invitation

DEPENDENT VISA

A dependent visa is needed in order to ensure that your family may travel with you overseas. Using this, you may maintain a home with your loved ones while working for a brighter future. Family members' support and closeness keep you calm and inspire you to work more, without a doubt.

What is a Dependent Visa?

A dependent visa, also known as a family visa or spousal visa, is a type of visa that allows the family members or dependents of someone who holds a valid visa or has legal residency in a particular country to join them in that country.

With a dependent visa, the dependents can:

Stay with the primary applicant/family.
Travel and explore
Study in an educational institution (in some cases)
Work (in some cases)

The different types of dependent visas are:

Temporary visa
Permanent visa

>> Spouse/partners on temporary Dependent Visas are allowed limited work rights based on their visa validity in most countries, except the US.

>> Dependents granted Permanent Residence Visas have the right to live, study and work for as long as they remain permanent residents.

WHAT IS A DEPENDENT CERTIFICATE?

This certificate establishes the dependent status of the citizen for all legal and official purposes. It is a record provided to the citizens of any country. It is provided by that nation’s government approving and affirming that a person is a dependent.

Dependents also mean persons who are not themselves earners but depend on a person – be it a spouse, parent, or any other close relative, for food, shelter, and all other basic needs. If you get a dependent certificate, you can apply for a dependent visa in a country where the family’s main breadwinner is living.

In India, you can prove you are a dependent by obtaining a birth certificate and proof of identity, such as an Aadhar Card, a valid passport, or a driving license.

ELIGIBILITY FOR APPLYING FOR DEPENDENT VISA:

Different countries have different dependent visa solutions and as such, there is no homogeneous eligibility criteria. However, the following criteria is usually common:

Applicants must have a valid passport
Filled application with enclosed fee
Work and income proof of the sponsor
Medical examination and evidence of adequate insurance for dependents
Sponsor must have adequate financial resources to support the dependents

How can EU HELPERS Help you?

EU Helpers is one of the best UK-Based Career Consultant Company.Our expertise spans countries and regions and we are the consultant of choice for serious applicants. When you sign up with us, a dedicated visa consultant will assist you with your case and be with you throughout the process. Our support includes:

Document checklist
Concierge services
Visa Interview Preparation – if required
Updates & Follow-up with the Consulate
Assistance with biometric services if required
Complete dependent visa application support
Assistance with collecting supporting documentation

Discover how we can help you increase your application’s chances of success.

FAQs

What documents do you need to apply for a spouse visa?

There are several documents needed for Spouse Visa. The exact documents will depend on the nationality of the spouse and the nation of residence. Passport copy, Birth certificate, proof of relationship, police reports, etc will be needed.

The fundamental documents required are:

Wedding certificate
Photographs of passport size
Valid Passport
Photographs demonstrating the authenticity of a relationship like family photographs etc
Joint housing bills
Joint statements of bank account
Any other requirements as specified by the Immigration authorities

Apart from this in some countries it is required that the primary applicant and the spouse must be above 18 years of age. A birth certificate will be required to prove this.

The primary applicant must have proof in the form of bank statements that he has the necessary funds to support his spouse and other dependents.

How can I apply for Family Visa?

You can apply for the Family Visa by collating the required documents:

Current travel ID or Passport that is valid
Expired passports
Evidence of relationship to the family member who is sponsoring you
Evidence that you can fulfill the maintenance or monetary requirement
Evidence of having knowledge of the English language

After collating the required documents:

Book an appointment for the Visa interview
Fill the Visa application form
Collate the necessary documents
Attend the interview for the Visa
Pay the required Visa fee
Wait for the decision on your Visa application

What English test is required for Spouse Visa?

The English test required for Spouse Visa is IELTS.

What are the requirements for a sponsor?

The following are the basic requirements for a sponsor:
You must be able to financially support the dependent(s).
You must be a permanent resident.
Or
A valid work permit is required.

United Kingdom

Poland

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