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10-Year Visit Visa Granted for Parents of Skilled Worker Visa Holder

Our client's parents were granted 10-year visit visas to the UK, despite the client holding a Skilled Worker visa with limited leave to remain. This case busts several common myths about long-term visit visas.

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10-Year Visit Visa Granted for Parents of Skilled Worker Visa Holder
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We are proud to share another success story from NARA Solicitors! Our client is in the UK on a Skilled Worker visa. They wanted their parents to be able to visit them regularly without the hassle of applying for a new visa every time. The solution? A 10-year multi-entry visit visa. Many people believe this is not possible. They think long-term visit visas are only for those with settled family members in the UK, or that you need an extensive travel history to qualify. This case proves otherwise.

Our Approach

At NARA Solicitors, we prepared a strong application supported by solid documentation. We presented a compelling case demonstrating that our client's parents were genuine visitors with strong ties to their home country. We compiled comprehensive documents to support every aspect of the application. The result was a well-documented application that left no room for doubt.

The Outcome

The 10-year multi-entry visit visa was granted. Our client's parents can now visit their family in the UK whenever they wish, without the stress and expense of applying for a new visa each time.

Busting the Myths

There are several myths surrounding long-term visit visas that stop people from even trying. Let us address them. Myth 1: Parents of a Skilled Worker cannot get a visa beyond the expiry date of their sponsor's visa This is not true. The validity of a visit visa is not tied to the immigration status of the person you are visiting. Visit visas are assessed on their own merits. The Home Office looks at whether the applicant is a genuine visitor, whether they have ties to their home country, and whether they will leave the UK at the end of each visit. Your sponsor's visa expiry date does not limit your visit visa validity. Myth 2: Only settled persons can sponsor a long-term visit visa This is another common misconception. There is no requirement for the person you are visiting to be settled in the UK. You can visit family members living in the UK who are on temporary visas, including Skilled Worker visas, student visas, or other routes. What matters is the strength of your application and your ties to your home country. Myth 3: You need an extensive UK travel history to get a 10-year visa Many people believe you need to have visited the UK numerous times before you can apply for a long-term visa. This is not accurate. While a good travel history can support your application, it is not a strict requirement.

Key Takeaways

If you are thinking about applying for a long-term visit visa for your parents or other family members, remember: ✅ Your visa status does not limit their visit visa validity ✅ You do not need to be settled in the UK to have family visit you ✅ An extensive travel history is helpful but not essential ✅ A well-prepared application makes all the difference Do not let myths hold you back from applying. Also read: Success Story: Visitor Visa Refusal Overturned

How NARA Solicitors Can Help

At NARA Solicitors, we handle visit visa applications for families across the UK. Whether you are on a Skilled Worker visa, a student visa, or any other route, we can help your loved ones obtain the right visa to visit you. If you have been told a long-term visit visa is not possible, get a second opinion. The rules may be more flexible than you think. Book a consultation with NARA Solicitors today and let us help bring your family closer.
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