Mohammad Amin NejatImmigration Lawyer at Nejat Immigration

MRes Courses in the UK

30 Jan 2025 · 1 min

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The video explains that international students enrolled in a full‑time Master of Research (MRes) program of nine months or longer, or a PhD, can bring family members to the UK as dependents. Eligible dependents are a partner (spouse, civil partner, or unmarried partner) and children under 18, including any children born in the UK during the stay. The speaker outlines the online application process: dependents must provide the student’s visa application number and proof of relationship (marriage certificate for a spouse, birth certificates for children). The video also promotes Nejat Immigration Ltd, offering assistance with student and dependent visa applications.

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Dreaming of pursuing a master's degree in the UK but worried about bringing your family with you? If you're planning to study a full-time Master of Research program lasting 9 months or more or pursue a PhD position, you can bring your loved ones with you to the UK. Who can join you as a dependent? Your partner— it can be your spouse, civil partner, or unmarried partner— and your children under 18. Including those born in the UK during your stay in the UK. How do they apply? Dependents can apply online within or outside the UK. They need to show your visa application number and proof of their relationship to you, a marriage certificate for your spouse, and birth certificates for your children under 18. We understand that navigating visa applications can be quite complex, but Nejat Immigration Ltd is here to guide you every step of the way. Contact us today for expert advice on student and dependent visas. Let's make your dream of studying in the UK a reality with your family by your side.