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Family Visa Service

A family visa, also known as a family reunification visa, allows family members of a resident or citizen to join them in a foreign country. The specific requirements and application processes vary by country, but generally, the following points apply to most family visas:

Types of Family Visas

  1. Spouse Visa: For the spouse of a resident or citizen.
  2. Dependent Child Visa: For the minor children of a resident or citizen.
  3. Parent Visa: For the parents of a resident or citizen.
  4. Extended Family Visa: For other relatives like adult children or siblings (less common and more stringent requirements).

 

Application Process

  1. Research Requirements: Understand the specific family visa requirements for the destination country.
  2. Gather Documentation: Collect all necessary documents proving the relationship, financial support, and accommodation.
  3. Complete Application: Fill out the visa application form accurately and completely.
  4. Submit Application: Submit the application along with the supporting documents and application fee.
  5. Attend Interview: If required, attend a visa interview at the embassy or consulate.
  6. Wait for Processing: Processing times vary, so wait for the visa to be processed.
  7. Receive Visa: Once approved, receive the visa stamp or sticker in the passport.

 

Important Considerations

  1. Validity and Extensions: Family visas are typically valid for a specific period, with options for extensions based on residency status and country regulations.
  2. Work Rights: Some family visas allow the holder to work in the destination country, while others may have restrictions.
  3. Compliance: Adhere to the visa conditions, including duration of stay and reporting requirements, to avoid penalties or deportation.
  4. Integration Requirements: Some countries may require family members to meet integration requirements, such as language proficiency or cultural orientation.

 

Tips for a Successful Application

  1. Accurate Information: Ensure all provided information is accurate and truthful.
  2. Comprehensive Documentation: Provide complete and well-organized documentation to support the application.
  3. Early Application: Apply well in advance to account for processing times and any potential delays.
  4. Professional Assistance: Consider seeking help from a visa consultant or an immigration lawyer if needed.

Each country has its own specific requirements and processes for family visas, so it’s important to check the official immigration website of the destination country for detailed and up-to-date information.

Countries We Cover:

→ UAE, Qatar, USA, Australia, Canada, Singapore, Switzerland, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Kuwait, South Africa, Malaysia, etc.

General Required Document:

  1. Visa Application Form:
    • Completed and signed family visa application form specific to the country.
  2. Passport:
    • A valid passport with at least six months of validity beyond the intended stay.
    • Copies of previous visas (if applicable).
  3. Photographs:
    • Recent passport-sized photographs that meet the specific requirements (size, background color, etc.).
  4. Proof of Relationship:
    • Marriage certificate (for spouse visa).
    • Birth certificates (for child or parent visa).
    • Adoption papers (for adopted children).
    • Other documents proving the family relationship.
  5. Proof of Legal Residence or Citizenship of the Sponsor:
    • Copy of the passport or residence permit of the sponsoring family member.
    • Proof of legal status in the host country (e.g., permanent residence card, citizenship certificate).
  6. Proof of Financial Means:
    • Bank statements, pay slips, income tax returns of the sponsor.
    • Employment contract or proof of income of the sponsor.
    • Proof that the sponsor can financially support the family members.
  7. Accommodation Proof:
    • Documentation showing that the family will have adequate accommodation in the host country, such as a rental agreement, property deed, or invitation letter from the host.
  8. Health Insurance:
    • Proof of health insurance covering the family members for the entire duration of stay.
  9. Travel Itinerary:
    • Flight bookings and travel plans.
  10. Cover Letter:
    • A personal cover letter explaining the purpose of the visa application, the relationship to the sponsor, and future plans.
  11. Proof of Paid Visa Fee:
    • Receipt showing payment of the visa application fee.
  12. Proof of Civil Status:
    • Copies of civil status documents, such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, and divorce decrees (if applicable).
  13. Police Clearance Certificate:
    • A document proving the applicant has no criminal record (may be required by some countries).
  14. Medical Examination Report:
    • A health check report from a certified doctor (may be required by some countries).
  15. Other Supporting Documents:
    • Any additional documents required by the specific country, such as proof of language proficiency, educational certificates, or additional financial documents.

Schengen Countries:

→ UK, Belgium, Italy, Portugal, Hungary, Romania, Spain, Germany, Finland, Netherland, Poland, etc.  

Required Document:

All the process are same Above.

Additional Country Specific Requirement

Each Schengen country may have specific requirements for a family visa. It’s important to check the embassy or consulate website of the specific Schengen country where you are applying for detailed and updated information. Here are a few examples:

  1. Germany:
    • Proof of sufficient living space.
    • Evidence of German language skills (for spouse visa).
    • Proof of health insurance.
  2. France:
    • Proof of sufficient financial resources of the sponsor.
    • Proof of accommodation.
    • French language proficiency (for long-term stays).
  3. Netherlands:
    • Income requirement proof from the sponsor.
    • Dutch language proficiency (for long-term stays).

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