Family Visas
Support for partners, parents, children and relatives joining family in the UK
Spouse/Partner Visa
For spouses and partners of British citizens or settled persons. Covers financial requirements, relationships, and settlement pathways.
→Unmarried Partner Visa
Legal route for unmarried partners in genuine long-term relationships to join their UK-based partner.
→Civil Partner Visa
Immigration support for civil partners of British citizens or settled persons.
→Same Sex Partner Visa
Full legal support for same-sex couples seeking to join or remain together in the UK.
→Parent of Child Student Visa
For parents accompanying children on student visas or seeking to join student children in the UK.
→Application by Surrogate Children
Specialist guidance for children born to surrogates abroad and seeking to join UK-based parents.
→Relative (ADR) Visa UK
Adult Dependent Relative visa for elderly or infirm relatives of UK residents.
→ILR as Bereaved Partner
Settlement options for bereaved spouses or partners of British citizens or settled persons.
→Family Members of British Citizens/Settled Persons
Various visa routes for family members seeking to join British citizens or settled persons in the UK.
→Parent of a British Child
Immigration options for parents of British-born or British citizen children.
→Children of British Citizens/Settled Persons
Family visa pathways for children seeking to join British citizen or settled parents.
→Children of Parent with Limited Leave to Remain
Visa support for children joining parents who have limited leave to remain in the UK.
→British Registration for Children
Citizenship application pathway for eligible children to register as British citizens.
→Adopted Children of British Citizens/Settled Persons
Immigration and citizenship routes for adopted children of UK residents.
→Dependant Visas UK
Support for dependent family members in various UK visa categories.
→ILR as Victim of Domestic Violence (SET DV)
Specialist support for survivors of domestic violence seeking settlement in the UK.
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