Adult Dependent Relative Visa Lawyers

Adult Dependent Relative Visa UK

This route allows Adult Dependent Relatives of British citizens, holders of indefinite leave to remain, holders of leave under Appendix EU, Refugees or beneficiaries of Humanitarian Protection to settle in the UK.

Applicants must be a parent, grandparent, sibling aged 18 years or above, adult son or daughter, of a person in the UK with British citizenship, indefinite leave to remain, leave under Appendix EU, refugee status or humanitarian protection.

The applicant must as a result of age, illness or disability, require long-term personal care.
The applicant must be unable, even with the financial help of family, to obtain the required level of care in their country of residence because it is not available and there is no person who can reasonably provide it.

The applicant must be adequately maintained, accommodated and cared for in the UK by the UK based family member, without recourse to public funds.
These are burdensome requirements.

Adult Dependent Relative Visas have one of the highest refusal rates of all immigration routes. Statistics indicate that 96% of applications are refused. It is therefore imperative to obtain legal advice and assistance.

Our immigration solicitors have specialist training in this area and are best placed to guide you through this process.

Obtaining good quality advice can prevent applications from being delayed or being refused which can cause a lot of stress for applicants and their family members.

Our Immigration lawyers provide comprehensive advice and submit well prepared bespoke applications to UK Visas and Immigration. Our aim is to ensure that in each case country specific evidence and relevant medical documentation is fully and properly submitted with detailed representation to emphasise that all the rules are met for the application to be approved.

For further information and a free telephone consultation, call our Central London or Croydon offices today on 0208 681 5128 and speak to one of our senior lawyers.