Parents wishing to visit or live with their children in the UK can apply for entry or residency permits under the Access to a Child Visa. This visa offers both 5-year and 10-year settlement pathways, providing flexible options for eligible parents.
For fast and personalised assistance with your access rights to a Child in the UK, call our team of expert immigration lawyers at 02033939272.
In order to access to child visa UK, parents must meet the following criteria:
Some examples of acceptable legal papers include a residence or contact order from a UK court, a certificate from a district judge indicating their intention to maintain contact with the child, and
The applicants need to get an Entry Clearance Visa from a British Embassy or High Commission abroad unless they have limited permission to stay in the UK.
They are also required to show that they have not illegally entered the country and they also meet all the requirements which are mentioned above.
If they fulfill all the requirements then a letter from the child’s other parent will be accepted by the Home Office and confirm that they are still in contact with the child and it will be as evidence that they have the right to visit their child without a court order.
The applicants will only be able to enter or stay in the UK if their application is accepted.
At the end of this period, before the expiry of leave, the applicant can apply for an indefinite period of time to stay in the UK.
The applicant for indefinite leave to remain must demonstrate that they have been and will remain actively involved in the kid’s upbringing, that the youngster visits or stays with them daily, and that this partnership will continue.
In addition, the applicant needs to prove that they are self-sufficient and will not be relying on government assistance to sustain themselves or any children.
For free consultation about access to child visa UK, you can call us at 02033939272.
Our immigration lawyers not only offer expert immigration services but also specialise in helping individuals from around the world secure a UK Child Visa.
Whether you’re evaluating your application’s merits, overcoming obstacles, preparing documents, or challenging a denial, our experienced team is here to guide you every step of the way.
We take pride in our proactive approach to understanding and meeting our clients’ needs. Our team is dedicated to providing reliable, clear, and friendly immigration advice in a professional environment.
As leading authorities on Child Visas, we’re committed to supporting you throughout the process. If your Child Visa application is denied, our experts are here to help you navigate the next steps.
If your application for entry as a person exercising access rights to a child living in the UK is approved, you will be granted entry for 12 months, provided you present a valid UK entry clearance for this purpose upon arrival.
To be eligible for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) in the UK as someone exercising access rights to a child, you must meet the following conditions:
The application is typically completed online, and if you’re from the UK, you must select the appropriate box according to your present immigration status. For individuals applying from outside the UK, the parent visa process is all that is required.
In the majority of cases, yes. The deadline for eligibility is contingent upon the extensions that have been granted. We understand that mistakes occur, and you may be assigned a 10-year settlement period. That’s why you should keep all of your Home Office letters. You should consult an attorney before submitting an application.
You won’t be eligible for government assistance, but you will have the right to work full-time. Depending on your nationality, additional regulations may apply. It’s important to note that violating these regulations could result in your visa being cancelled.
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