Applying for a Visa for a baby born in UK/ British Citizenship?

[@danieldarah2902]

I slightly disagree.. once either of you attain your ILR status, the child born here qualifies for british citizenship. Its does require both parents to attain ILR before the child qualifies, one parent is enough

[@edwardmukiibi]

Thanks for the great information Doctor. 🙂

[@Avian1397]

2:11 If a child is born in the UK and one of the parent is either British Citizen or has ILR when the child was born, the child is automatically British and can apply for a British Passport. Both parents need not be having ILR.

[@drcissyatwine]

thanks.. yes tha's right

[@dbcomposing9969]

Hi, I was wondering if you/anyone knowledgeable on the subject could give me some advice/possibly some reassurement. I'm a UK national and I'm dating a Zimbabwean lady who is here on a Health and Care worker visa, we are thinking about having a child in the future. Ok so basically I have a bit of a worry that something will go wrong in the future and she would have to get removed from the UK - I'm aware I am overthinking the situation, but I'm just wondering if anyone has any reassuring thoughts? Thank you

[@drcissyatwine]

what's your worry exactly? if its about the child's nationality i think they are eligible to be a British citizen if one of the parents is.. you can confirm that from gov.uk

[@dbcomposing9969]

Hi, thanks for your reply. I was concerned about the future possibility of my girlfriend being asked to leave the UK/deported. Have you ever heard of that happening to anyone who is here on a health and care worker visa? @@drcissyatwine

[@syedzohaibalialvi5292]

I am confused how can I apply without passport because we have to provide the passport details of baby in visa application

[@drcissyatwine]

its allowed if you don't have the baby's passport yet. that's what i did. i used the birth certificate

[@segun_]

Are IHS fees added to the cost of applying for the visa? Especially from someone not in health and care?

[@drcissyatwine]

Yes if you're not in health and social care

[@joyejekwuife5931]

Can you please share the step by step process, I need to apply for my son who was born in the Uk

[@drcissyatwine]

what do you mean? that's what the video is about... which part do you need clarification on?

[@joyejekwuife5931]

Not sure where to go on the gov. uk site. Thanks for replying 🙏

[@drcissyatwine]

it depends on what visa you have so for example this link it to a apply for a dependant child on a skilled worker visa apply-to-visit-or-stay-in-the-uk.homeoffice.gov.uk/sort/live-in-crown-dependency/brp_reuse_pbs_dependant_child_in_uk?uid=9f38b864-f33c-4b8e-b784-c4996ce61074&cookiesPreferencesURL=https%3A%2F%2Fapply-to-visit-or-stay-in-the-uk.homeoffice.gov.uk%2Fdashboard%2Fcookies&cookiesPolicyDomain=apply-to-visit-or-stay-in-the-uk.homeoffice.gov.uk&showBanner=true @@joyejekwuife5931

[@shuvolu7670]

My baby born in uk and i apllied for his student dependent visa. But i Don't have any plan to go outside of uk while my psw time do i need to apply again for hin that Period .

[@drcissyatwine]

i dont understand the question. what is psw?

[@olayinkatomisinabijo912]

@@drcissyatwinepost study work visa

[@olayinkatomisinabijo912]

Yes

[@aghazawarUK]

I’m on student visa will apply for psw my baby is born here and i’m not planning to move out of uk soon so can i wait for my baby’s passport and visa until im not planning to move?

[@drcissyatwine]

you can but there are implications of that like they are not entitled to free nhs care after they turn 3 months

[@olayinkatomisinabijo912]

@@drcissyatwineis the implication applicable to health and care workers visa also?

[@laleyenda3402]

Hi
How long does it take get a decision for newborn baby on student depandant visa

[@drcissyatwine]

I dont know about the student one but the health and social one is about 3 weeks... i know the funds needed for a student one is a lot higher than a work one.. please confirm at gov.uk