If you are on this channel and you are not yet in the UK, you can agree with me that with the informations shared on this channel we now have a lot of knowledge about the UK than some who are living there already 🤣🤣🤣🤣. The way I boldly argue about UK news with my friends one will think I have been there before😂. That's exactly what happens when you are getting first class information from the best😘. God continue to bless you for all the teachings Momma @Nanelle🥰💕.
Ive learnt something new today. Once I get my ILR, I can apply for citizenship immediately provided my husband is a British Citizen. Honestly this applies to me and will help me
The Odogwu and Agba baller of most youtuber's vlog is @ NanelleGriselda🎉🎉🎉🎉 my all time favorite based in my location Belfast, Northern Ireland. Love you ❤❤❤❤ You always dish out facts.
So, it means if I get a 5years COS that allows dependant (let's say Nursing or construction ) and my husband is my DEPENDANT. After 5 years, I am eligible for ILR. Is he not automatically eligible for ILR? Being in the for his 5year as a DEPENDANT won't count, only if he is on a VISA route that leads to a settlement
The child can access GP and emergency care without regularisation for free but any hospitality admission without being added to the visa will be paid for 😊
Can't thank you enough for sharing useful information on your channel, you are the real odogwu of UA-cam. Please share information on how someone on health care visa can study a masters course while on the visa. Thanks
Please I have a master in HR from a U.K. university, I do voluntary work in a hospital and care home and have done care courses. I wish to apply for the healthcare visa please how feasible is that please
Good information. Pls if I married a citizen and I have lived in the uk for 3years but not yet gotten ILR can I apply for citizenship? Secondly as a nurse who gives birth in uk, is it a must I apply a visa for the child as my dependant before getting the child’s br? Thank you.
Nannelle please am on health and care Visa and i came whiles pregnant but my dependent is not the father of the baby besides both my dependent and I live in separate places in the uk, so when I give birth can I use the biological father name on the baby's birth certificate? And won't it affect me when am applying for dependent visa for the baby or my indefinite leave to remain??
Yes, you can include the biological father's name on the baby's birth certificate even if you and your dependent live in separate places in the UK. The UK Births, Deaths and Marriages Regulation Act 1953 and related legislation allow for parents who are not married to both be registered as the child's parents without the need for a court order or formal separation agreement. This is known as a "Statutory Declaration of Parentage". The presence of the biological father at the birth is not required for his name to be included on the birth certificate. If he is not present, you can still complete the Statutory Declaration of Parentage, but you will need to provide additional information about him and his whereabouts. As for the visa application for the baby or your indefinite leave to remain (ILR), there should be no issues if the biological father's name is included on the birth certificate. However, if you and your dependent are not married, you may need to provide additional information or documentation to prove the relationship between you and the child. Generated by VisaGPT - Your AI-powered virtual assistant for UK Visa-related inquiries. Powered by: visaqa.chat/
Becareful @estherdanso5255 ...because you can't use your husband who's in Ghana name for your child because according the application that you made, home office knows this your dependant as your husband. And bringing a new name on to your child could cause you alot and the dependant. The best way you can do is to put your own name for the child and after divorce with your dependant, then you can add his biological father's name for your child. Please don't do it now, it might cost you and your dependant
Quick question, my son will be joining me this year and i will be eligible to apply for ILR end of next year. Note survived by one parent. Will he be eligible to apply for ilr too under health and care dependent visa? On gov.com...eligibility for children, it doesn't state that he/she should stay here for 5yrs to apply and it goes on to state that he can apply with me if am the only surviving parent. Please kindly shade more light if i have understood it correctly before i waste my money.
Just some clarifications
You can access the NHS A&E as well as GP surgery
You’ll only be charged for admissions
If you are on this channel and you are not yet in the UK, you can agree with me that with the informations shared on this channel we now have a lot of knowledge about the UK than some who are living there already 🤣🤣🤣🤣. The way I boldly argue about UK news with my friends one will think I have been there before😂. That's exactly what happens when you are getting first class information from the best😘. God continue to bless you for all the teachings Momma @Nanelle🥰💕.
Very true😅. I do the same
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@@NanelleGriselda I Love you right back Momma, you're simple the best on this space 🥰
That's right😊😂👍🏾
Ive learnt something new today. Once I get my ILR, I can apply for citizenship immediately provided my husband is a British Citizen.
Honestly this applies to me and will help me
Thank you Nannelle for informing us always
Thank you Nanelle. This was eye opening.
Honestly you are one of the the trusted UA-camrs if not the only and was patiently waiting for your video on the new update 🎉🎉
Thanks for the information ma’am! God bless you!
Thanks so much Nanelle for this insight.
Thank you so much nanelle. This is indeed quite informative
The Odogwu and Agba baller of most youtuber's vlog is @ NanelleGriselda🎉🎉🎉🎉 my all time favorite based in my location Belfast, Northern Ireland. Love you ❤❤❤❤ You always dish out facts.
Awwww love you dear
Some trusts are stricter than others..
God bless you so much dear ❤️
So,
it means if I get a 5years COS that allows dependant (let's say Nursing or construction ) and my husband is my DEPENDANT. After 5 years, I am eligible for ILR. Is he not automatically eligible for ILR?
Being in the for his 5year as a DEPENDANT won't count, only if he is on a VISA route that leads to a settlement
God bless you for this information
If it’s from Nanelle, it’s 100% legit. Getting my son a Naija passport right away. I don’t want nhs bill ontop my EDF bill 😂
The child can access GP and emergency care without regularisation for free but any hospitality admission without being added to the visa will be paid for 😊
So if you give birth, you will have to pay for your delivery or CS ?
I love the way you research.
These are relax in Northern Ireland
Nanelle this was so helpful thanks for all this clarification
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Hello am here in UK for almost 2yrs and my husband is a British , so if we get a baby , the child is still not free for nhs
your husband is british so your child is automatically british
Dear Sister I need an assistance on how to move to England as a teacher, I already gotten my QTS
Can't thank you enough for sharing useful information on your channel, you are the real odogwu of UA-cam.
Please share information on how someone on health care visa can study a masters course while on the visa.
Thanks
Very educative and informative always.
Nannel is a top notch UA-camr any time weldon Sis. When I hear a word from you I believe it immediately .
Thank you for the informative vlog
Hmmm how I wish to travel but money money na problem ooooo . God bless u my dear sis .
Can you please update us whether overseas nurses and midwives can still get sponsorship. The new rules are quite confusing
Nanelle , your little boy is so cute!❤
Nannelle I’m first to comment please answer me.Can someone coming to do PhD bring a dependent to the uk thanks
Yes yes yes
Please I have a master in HR from a U.K. university, I do voluntary work in a hospital and care home and have done care courses. I wish to apply for the healthcare visa please how feasible is that please
Good information. Pls if I married a citizen and I have lived in the uk for 3years but not yet gotten ILR can I apply for citizenship? Secondly as a nurse who gives birth in uk, is it a must I apply a visa for the child as my dependant before getting the child’s br? Thank you.
God
Nanelle please talk about spouse visa renewing requirements
Which transfer app can I use to send money from Ghana to uk
Is this a new law?
Thank you for this information. An eye opener ❤
So someone like me doesn't have any hope with my son I gave birth here and was a student visa. I'm jobless and doesn't know where to start from
What about your husband 😢
Please contact some Charities or Food banks to help.Do not let your son starve. Sending you Love and Strength. ❤❤❤
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Nannelle please am on health and care Visa and i came whiles pregnant but my dependent is not the father of the baby besides both my dependent and I live in separate places in the uk, so when I give birth can I use the biological father name on the baby's birth certificate? And won't it affect me when am applying for dependent visa for the baby or my indefinite leave to remain??
Yes, you can include the biological father's name on the baby's birth certificate even if you and your dependent live in separate places in the UK. The UK Births, Deaths and Marriages Regulation Act 1953 and related legislation allow for parents who are not married to both be registered as the child's parents without the need for a court order or formal separation agreement. This is known as a "Statutory Declaration of Parentage".
The presence of the biological father at the birth is not required for his name to be included on the birth certificate. If he is not present, you can still complete the Statutory Declaration of Parentage, but you will need to provide additional information about him and his whereabouts.
As for the visa application for the baby or your indefinite leave to remain (ILR), there should be no issues if the biological father's name is included on the birth certificate. However, if you and your dependent are not married, you may need to provide additional information or documentation to prove the relationship between you and the child.
Generated by VisaGPT - Your AI-powered virtual assistant for UK Visa-related inquiries. Powered by: visaqa.chat/
@@Kav-ce4oz thank you alot
Becareful @estherdanso5255 ...because you can't use your husband who's in Ghana name for your child because according the application that you made, home office knows this your dependant as your husband. And bringing a new name on to your child could cause you alot and the dependant. The best way you can do is to put your own name for the child and after divorce with your dependant, then you can add his biological father's name for your child. Please don't do it now, it might cost you and your dependant
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Please help me find work in UK anyone please. I am a graduate Nurse from Zambia 🇿🇲
Seen ppl making videos about Ireland and Australia (Queensland) carer/medical free staff sponsorship.
@@inongezulu5859where please ?
Slow down lady. It’s not a race 🤔
Quick question, my son will be joining me this year and i will be eligible to apply for ILR end of next year. Note survived by one parent. Will he be eligible to apply for ilr too under health and care dependent visa?
On gov.com...eligibility for children, it doesn't state that he/she should stay here for 5yrs to apply and it goes on to state that he can apply with me if am the only surviving parent.
Please kindly shade more light if i have understood it correctly before i waste my money.
This is a very delicate matter. Use your money and pay a reputable Solicitor for correct Answers and how to Navigate this effectively. Good Luck ❤
Thanks for the information ma’am! God bless you!