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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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10 hours ago, Boiler said:

OK my Mum did not need a visa but if she did and was applying now.

 

She worked until retirement age, which in the UK is now 67, I do not know what the retirement age is in PI.

 

She had a State Pension and a Work Pension, my Dad did not like travelling but she did so was always off somewhere.

 

The big issue for her last trip was Travel Insurance, by then 2 weeks Travel Insurance was the same cost as the flight! Hopefully your MIL does not have any medical conditions. 

 

They had a house they had lived in since 1959, like I said my Dad did not travel, and if the situation had come up a lot of reasons to go back, biggest one was Medical I guess.

I see @Boiler . That’s good your mom has ties to the UK. Well, I did not mention this before but my wife is pregnant. Is it a valid reason my Mother in law is coming over to take care of my wife?

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1 hour ago, KP&RP said:

I see @Boiler . That’s good your mom has ties to the UK. Well, I did not mention this before but my wife is pregnant. Is it a valid reason my Mother in law is coming over to take care of my wife?

 

Coming over to take care of your wife/new baby is considered work and is even more reason for the application to be denied.

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2 hours ago, KP&RP said:

I see @Boiler . That’s good your mom has ties to the UK. Well, I did not mention this before but my wife is pregnant. Is it a valid reason my Mother in law is coming over to take care of my wife?

Vist the wife and the new grandchild?

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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