Bringing Non-British Parents to the UK: Visa Requirements Explained

Learn how to bring non-British parents to the UK with the Adult Dependent Relative visa. Discover application requirements and details.

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Yes, you can bring your non-British parents to the UK, but they must meet specific visa requirements. Typically, this involves applying for an Adult Dependent Relative visa which mandates proof of long-term care needs that your parents cannot receive in their home country. Detailed application steps and requirements are available on the UK government immigration website.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the Adult Dependent Relative visa? The Adult Dependent Relative visa allows a non-British individual to come to the UK to live with a family member who can provide them with care.
  2. What documents are needed for the Adult Dependent Relative visa? You'll need to provide proof of your parents' long-term care needs, financial support, and evidence that they cannot receive adequate care in their home country.
  3. How long does the Adult Dependent Relative visa take to process? Processing times can vary, but it typically takes several weeks to a few months, depending on various factors such as the volume of applications.
  4. Can I apply for the visa from outside the UK? Yes, you must apply for the Adult Dependent Relative visa from outside the UK before traveling.

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