Residence Visa

If your spouse or partner is studying or working abroad with a valid visa (like a student or skilled worker visa), you can apply as a dependent. The rules vary by country but usually require proof of marriage or long-term partnership.

Some countries like the UK may require you to prove basic English ability, especially for permanent residency or family settlement routes. For temporary dependent visas, this is usually not required.

You’ll typically need your marriage certificate, passport, photos, proof of relationship (like messages, photos, joint accounts), sponsor’s visa and financial documents, and a valid visa application form.

Processing time varies. It may take 4–12 weeks depending on the country, type of visa, and your documentation. We assist with timely filing and tracking to avoid delays.

Some countries allow joint applications, while others may require the main applicant (student or worker) to go first. We’ll guide you on the correct sequence based on your destination.

Yes, most countries require you to show that your spouse or family member can financially support you, or that you both have enough funds to live without public assistance. We'll help you prepare the required documents.

Usually yes — your visa duration matches your spouse’s visa period. If they extend their visa, you’ll need to extend yours too.

Some countries like the UK may require you to prove basic English ability, especially for permanent residency or family settlement routes. For temporary dependent visas, this is usually not required.

Just fill out our Spouse Visa Inquiry Form, and we’ll assess your eligibility, help with document preparation, and guide you step-by-step through the entire process.