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As a Tier 1 Investor migrant, your dependants are allowed to join or remain in the United Kingdom as long as they have entered as a dependant. Home Office allows children under 18 years of age, or your husband, wife, civil partner, or unmarried or same-sex partner to join or remain in the United Kingdom.

Partners

To be given permission to enter or stay, a partner must meet the conditions set out in the immigration rules at paragraph 319C of part 8, of the Immigration Rules and must supply the correct documents.

The conditions if they have been granted to enter/remain in the United Kingdom as a dependant of a Tier 1 Investor Migrant:

  • he/she must have no recourse to public funds, which means he/she will be unable to claim most benefits paid by the state; 
  • he/she must register with the police, if paragraph 326 of the immigration rules requires him/her to do so; 
  • as the spouse, civil partner, unmarried, or same-sex partner of a migrant given permission to stay under parts 3, 5 or 6 of the immigration rules; or 
  • as the partner of an investor (provided that permission was not subject to a condition prohibiting employment as a doctor in training).

Children

In order to be given entry clearance or permission to stay, a child must meet the conditions set out in the immigration rules at paragraph 319H of part 8,

If the child is successful, he/she will be granted entry clearance or permission to stay subject to the following conditions:

  • he/she must have no recourse to public funds, which means he/she will be unable to claim most benefits paid by the state; and 
  • he/she must register with the police, if paragraph 326 of the immigration rules requires him/her to do so.

 
 
 



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