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I have got an indefinite leave to remain in the UK. Can I invite my parents, who are 58 and 65 years old to live with me in the UK?

April 26, 2017GOT indefinite invite leave Parents remain UK

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I have got an indefinite leave to remain in the UK. Can I invite my parents, who are 58 and 65 years old to live with me in the UK?

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Yes. You can invite them to join you as your dependants in the UK. But there are very strict requirements that need to be duly complied with, in order to make a successful application. This is not a simple application; it is therefore advisable to seek professional assistance. Question: Can I be exempted from the Life in the UK test if I attended a university in the UK and I have a degree? I think this is a sufficient prove that I do know about the live in the UK. Answer: No. You are only exempted if you are over 65 years of age or less than 18 years of age or have a long-term mental illness. All others have to take Life in the UK test.