Are dependants of Members of the Armed Forces exempt from immigration control?
Dependants of members of the armed forces are not exempt from immigration control. However, dependants of military personnel of NATO and Commonwealth countries posted for service in the UK are exempt from the requirement to provide biometrics as a matter of policy. This exemption does not apply when the applicant is a dependant of a forces member coming to the UK for training. (b) Immigration Rules for a spouse or civil partner, unmarried or same-sex partner of an armed forces member who is exempt from Immigration Control under section 8(4) of the Immigration Act 1971 (Paragraph 276AD) (c ) Additional guidance to Immigration Rule 276AD and endorsement details for a spouse/civil partner/unmarried/same-sex partner of an armed forces member who is exempt from Immigration Control • The applicant must show the original marriage or civil partnership certificate and evidence that the sponsor is exempt. • The “exclusive” accommodation Rule is not a requirement if the accommodation is owned by
Dependants of members of the armed forces are not exempt from immigration control. However, dependants of military personnel of NATO and Commonwealth countries posted for service in the UK are exempt from the requirement to provide biometrics as a matter of policy. This exemption does not apply when the applicant is a dependant of a forces member coming to the UK for training.
