Hi congratulations🎉 Can you please share that what all things are necessary for health visitor visits? Do they check that we should have cradle or elder baby in another room ?
Thankyou! Our health visitor didn’t check everything in details but usually i have heard they ask about basic stuff to be there. To be honest its not something to be scared of you can always say we are planning on buying the things ☺️
I have a question my wife is pregnant and she is on skilled worker dependent visa she went to India for her delivery will her visa get affected when she come back after one year from India to uk will it affect her ilr status while she is applying
4:30 please make a detailed video of your delivery journey please. I am 3 months pregnant and still in a delima, I should go to india or stay in UK. Ofcourse my 1st priority is child's safety.
We had our baby in UK last week. Of course the choice is yours whether to deliver in UK or go back to India for delivery. The advantage in delivering baby in UK is that once any parent receives ILR, then the UK born child can directly register as a British citizen and apply for British passport. They do not have to go through the ILR process, this saves time and money at least for the child (Applying ILR and naturalization is an expensive process). If baby is born in India, then they will need to go through the same lengthy process as the parents for ILR and then naturalize to British citizen. Also being born in India has certain disadvantages where queues are based on place of birth like for the US green card. People born in India and China have the longest queues and waiting periods due to highest population and migration. If in future your baby wants to migrate to the USA and get the green card, having UK as the place of birth will give infinite advantage over being born in India. Being born in UK will help to skip the Indian queue, who knows your child may thank you later in life.
@@aaacreations6036 Thank you very much for your reply, it is really an eye opener information for me. Congratulations to you for having a baby🐥 Did you feel comfortable and approachable here, in terms of medical assistance while delivery? I have heard of the NHS, they are very nice in terms of maternity and baby care.
@@VP-uj7id Support has been excellent for us, though it may depend on the city. Mom and child will be duly taken care of no worries. Even after delivery 3 months of NHS is free for baby during which we need to apply Indian passport and dependent visa for the baby to continue in NHS. If one of you already have ILR then no prob just get a brit passport for the baby directly.
My husband and I are looking to give birth in UK because of so many advantages here but any of our family members cannot come to the UK postnatal. Can anyone suggest ,it will be safe to deliver a baby without family. Can I hire a nanny to take care of me and my baby postnatal? Please make a video on this if possible.
Hi My baby born on the 15th august so my baby is now 18 days old and we are planning to go india for visit with baby in November and we are on psw visa. it will expire on 9th January 2025 so should we apply ihs for her or it will be free for 1 year? Even We are applying visa for her so I think visa charge will be apply but I m not sure about Ihs because as I know it is free for 1 year so please advise Thank you so much in advance 😊
Hi my company is telling me that if you will give birth in uk then I have to make all visa processing by myself and have to give 400 around for every year for visa sponsorship
what services? First appointment with midwife is after 10 weeks, they will only give 2 scans after 10 weeks and 20 weeks. GP wont prescribe for blood tests (multivitamin , thyroid , BP, B12, haemoglobin and many more). YOu are on your on and have to pay for yourself privately and consult India for all tests, diets and advice. Worst possible country and worst possible NHS.
@@ViBhuTVofficial In India we don't pay National Insurance, IHS surcharge, and no NHS..in India we pay for everything... MIDwife will see you after 10 weeks, GP says he won't see you..where would you go for BP, diabetes, blood tests , if you need something in first trimester?? You don't know what could go wrong... In india , doctor will do basic tests /scan every now and then to diagnose any issue and immediately provide silution to same...here you are on gods mercy...for first 10 weeks...that you should have mentioned in your video
@@262shiv each and everyone experience is different. That’s what we explained in the video if you some extensive care then india is better option because there we have lot of options but here in uk you are on your own. But again there are some perks as well for example here doc will not try to drain money from you with some unnecessary test or medicines
@@ViBhuTVofficial Agree with you on that..no doubt , thanks for the video.. but lot of viewers may not be aware that there is no support from GP/NHS/Midwife for the first trimester,,, which is not comparable to money being spent in India because life is more important.
Hi congratulations🎉
Can you please share that what all things are necessary for health visitor visits? Do they check that we should have cradle or elder baby in another room ?
Thankyou! Our health visitor didn’t check everything in details but usually i have heard they ask about basic stuff to be there. To be honest its not something to be scared of you can always say we are planning on buying the things ☺️
Achank se labour pains start ho jain to kaisy manage kry or kisko approach kry ? Specific hospital me assign hoty hy ya emergency?
Emergency me contact kariye and hi sake to midwife ko bhi contact kar sakte hai
I have a question my wife is pregnant and she is on skilled worker dependent visa she went to India for her delivery will her visa get affected when she come back after one year from India to uk will it affect her ilr status while she is applying
Yea you can only be out of uk for 180 days in a year. If you are out for more days then your ilr counter will get reset
@@ViBhuTVofficial reset in the sense again she had to stay for 5 years to get the ilr in uk ??
@@Raviteja-il4bw yea
@@ViBhuTVofficial but there are some exemptions for a pregnant woman to give a delivery in other country ???
4:30 please make a detailed video of your delivery journey please.
I am 3 months pregnant and still in a delima, I should go to india or stay in UK. Ofcourse my 1st priority is child's safety.
We had our baby in UK last week. Of course the choice is yours whether to deliver in UK or go back to India for delivery. The advantage in delivering baby in UK is that once any parent receives ILR, then the UK born child can directly register as a British citizen and apply for British passport. They do not have to go through the ILR process, this saves time and money at least for the child (Applying ILR and naturalization is an expensive process). If baby is born in India, then they will need to go through the same lengthy process as the parents for ILR and then naturalize to British citizen. Also being born in India has certain disadvantages where queues are based on place of birth like for the US green card. People born in India and China have the longest queues and waiting periods due to highest population and migration. If in future your baby wants to migrate to the USA and get the green card, having UK as the place of birth will give infinite advantage over being born in India. Being born in UK will help to skip the Indian queue, who knows your child may thank you later in life.
@@aaacreations6036 Thank you very much for your reply, it is really an eye opener information for me.
Congratulations to you for having a baby🐥
Did you feel comfortable and approachable here, in terms of medical assistance while delivery?
I have heard of the NHS, they are very nice in terms of maternity and baby care.
@@VP-uj7id Support has been excellent for us, though it may depend on the city. Mom and child will be duly taken care of no worries. Even after delivery 3 months of NHS is free for baby during which we need to apply Indian passport and dependent visa for the baby to continue in NHS. If one of you already have ILR then no prob just get a brit passport for the baby directly.
can you suggest me around figure of cost in Pounds, if both parents are on visit visa and Plan to birth baby in UK. thanks
Why are you planning to deliver your baby in uk ? Is it for nationality?
Jab youth mobility work biometric par documents sabmit karte h tau ihs ka reference number chahiye ya ihs ka payment confirmation email chahiye
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Helpful And Informative Video 👍😊
Thank you so much 😀
My husband and I are looking to give birth in UK because of so many advantages here but any of our family members cannot come to the UK postnatal.
Can anyone suggest ,it will be safe to deliver a baby without family.
Can I hire a nanny to take care of me and my baby postnatal?
Please make a video on this if possible.
No advantages here..video is biased...
Congratulations dear God bless you and the baby 😇🥰
Thanks
Hi My baby born on the 15th august so my baby is now 18 days old and we are planning to go india for visit with baby in November and we are on psw visa. it will expire on 9th January 2025 so should we apply ihs for her or it will be free for 1 year? Even We are applying visa for her so I think visa charge will be apply but I m not sure about Ihs because as I know it is free for 1 year so please advise Thank you so much in advance 😊
If I understand your question correctly, you will have to pay for visa and IHS charges for 1 year.
So we have to apply Ihs for this month to till date means 9th January 2025 which will be expire visa date. Am I correct?
@@nilamranpura7503 yes even i don’t think so it will be free for 1 year. You have to pay for ihs fee till the time your baby’s visa is valid
Hi my company is telling me that if you will give birth in uk then I have to make all visa processing by myself and have to give 400 around for every year for visa sponsorship
For your baby you will pay visa fee 499gbp every 3 years..plus IHS surcharge of 624 every year...
If we born baby in india is their anyway or option to bring him/her here pls help😢
Yes you can bring the baby on dependent visa
what services? First appointment with midwife is after 10 weeks, they will only give 2 scans after 10 weeks and 20 weeks. GP wont prescribe for blood tests (multivitamin , thyroid , BP, B12, haemoglobin and many more). YOu are on your on and have to pay for yourself privately and consult India for all tests, diets and advice. Worst possible country and worst possible NHS.
In india also for these test you need to pay privately
@@ViBhuTVofficial In India we don't pay National Insurance, IHS surcharge, and no NHS..in India we pay for everything...
MIDwife will see you after 10 weeks, GP says he won't see you..where would you go for BP, diabetes, blood tests , if you need something in first trimester?? You don't know what could go wrong...
In india , doctor will do basic tests /scan every now and then to diagnose any issue and immediately provide silution to same...here you are on gods mercy...for first 10 weeks...that you should have mentioned in your video
Very true. I am 8 months pregnant
Me midwife se sirf 2 bar mili Hu aaj tak
They don't prescribe unless you ask
Only 2 scans till now
@@262shiv each and everyone experience is different. That’s what we explained in the video if you some extensive care then india is better option because there we have lot of options but here in uk you are on your own. But again there are some perks as well for example here doc will not try to drain money from you with some unnecessary test or medicines
@@ViBhuTVofficial Agree with you on that..no doubt , thanks for the video.. but lot of viewers may not be aware that there is no support from GP/NHS/Midwife for the first trimester,,, which is not comparable to money being spent in India because life is more important.
Jo students psw per hai unko kuch benefit milta hai
How to i book medwife