Family is the cornerstone of life, and being separated by international borders can be challenging. Our Family Reunification Visa services are designed to help you bring your loved ones closer. We understand the nuances of immigration laws across various countries and offer personalized assistance to unite families under one roof.
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Family Reunification Visas allow eligible individuals to bring their family members to live with them in a new country. This may include spouses, registered partners, dependent children, and sometimes other relatives such as parents or siblings, depending on the country's immigration laws.
Bringing families together involves navigating complex regulations and requirements. Our team is dedicated to supporting you every step of the way, from initial consultation to visa approval, ensuring that your loved ones can join you as smoothly and quickly as possible.
Family Reunification Visas typically apply to immediate family members such as spouses, children under the age of 18, and, in some cases, dependent parents or siblings. The specifics can vary significantly by country.
Sponsors are generally required to demonstrate financial stability to support the family member they are sponsoring. This includes showing proof of income or savings that meet or exceed a minimum threshold set by the immigration authorities.
Processing times can vary widely depending on the country and the specific circumstances of the application. It generally ranges from a few months to over a year. We assist in tracking your application and expediting the process where possible.
In many countries, family members can apply for work permits once they arrive. However, the rules differ from country to country, and some might require a separate application process for work authorization.
If an application is denied, you will receive a notice explaining the reasons for the denial. Depending on the grounds for refusal, you may be able to appeal the decision or reapply after addressing the reasons for rejection.
Yes, applications involving children or elderly family members may need additional documentation or meet specific criteria to ensure their welfare and support in the host country. This might include guardianship documents for children or medical care arrangements for elderly family members.