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Dependent Visa

A Dependent Visa allows the family members of an individual residing abroad to join them in their host country. It is designed for spouses, children, and, in some cases, parents, enabling them to live together while the primary visa holder studies, works, or settles permanently. The visa conditions vary based on the country, with some allowing dependents to work, study, or access healthcare.

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Dependent Visa Overview

Many countries offer dependent visas to help families stay together. Whether it’s a student, skilled worker, or permanent resident, their eligible dependents can apply for a visa to live with them. Some countries grant work rights, while others restrict employment. The processing time and requirements differ, making professional guidance essential for a smooth application process.

To be eligible, for Dependent Visa

  • The sponsor (primary visa holder) must have a valid visa or residency permit.
  • The applicant must be a legal spouse, child, or dependent parent.
  • Proof of relationship, such as marriage or birth certificates, is required.
  • The sponsor must show sufficient financial means to support dependents.
  • Medical and background checks may be necessary based on country regulations.

How it Works

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01.

Profile Assessment

Submit the most fundamental details such as your full name, contact number(s) and email address. Our counsellors will assess your profile and help you with the further application process.

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02.

Application Process

Complete the application form for Scholarship and submit it to CME. You will also be required to submit documents related to marriage and relationship. 

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03.

Document Submission

Documents will be submitted to the respective bodies after paying the fees. 

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04.

Visa Outcome

Visa outcome will be within 10 days to 3 months depending on the country that you are applying. 

Document Checklist for Dependent Visa :

  • The sponsor (primary visa holder) must have a valid visa or residency permit.
  • The applicant must be a legal spouse, child, or dependent parent.
  • Proof of relationship, such as marriage or birth certificates, is required.
  • The sponsor must show sufficient financial means to support dependents.
  • Medical and background checks may be necessary based on country regulations.