family visa
Relative reunification document
A family visa is a travel or immigration document that allows someone to enter or remain in a country based on their relationship to a citizen or resident.
The sponsoring relative—typically a spouse, parent, or child—petitions on behalf of the applicant: She's applying for a family visa to join her husband in Canada.
Requirements and processing times vary widely by country.
- immigrationRelocating abroad permanently
- immigration lawyerAttorney for foreign nationals
- sponsorFunder of activities
- dependentRequiring outside support
- petitionFormal written appeal
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- immigrationimmigrant, immigrants, refugee, citizenship, asylum
- travel documentspassport, passports, travel document, travel documents, passport stamp
- visa officeapplication forms, passport photos, stamps, approval letter, biometrics
- UK ImmigrationBritish citizenship, British passport, Home Office, immigration law, immigration officer
- cross-border marriageinternational marriage, cross-cultural marriage, foreign spouse, intermarriage, mixed marriage
- visassingle entry, H-1B, K-1
family visatourist visa
Temporary entry authorization
work visa · employment visa · visitor visa · business visa · student visa
family visaillegal entry
Unlawful border crossing
undocumented status · visa denial · deportation order · entry ban · travel ban
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