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Dependent Visa

Bringing Families Closer, Across Borders

A Dependent Visa allows immediate family members of a resident, student, or worker to live with them abroad. It covers spouses, children, and in some cases, parents — depending on the host country’s rules.
Our consultants help you understand the eligibility, prepare the right documentation, and guide you through each step until your family is reunited.

Eligibility Criteria

We make sure your application meets all embassy conditions and stays error-free. Common requirements include:

Proof of relationship (marriage/birth certificate)

Passport and visa copy of the sponsor.

Proof of financial support and accommodation.

Medical and background checks.

Why Choose Us for Your Dependent Visa?

Our clients love our friendly approach and attention to detail.

Personalised, one-on-one consultation

Honest and transparent communication

Strong track record of successful applications

End-to-end support from start to finish

All-Round Support

We go beyond standard documentation — focusing on clarity, care, and real results. Here’s what sets us apart:

Family-Focused Approach

Smooth Process

Proven Track Record

All-Round Support

Start Your Journey Today

At SES Immigration, we offer a free consultation to assess your goals and craft a clear, personalized plan for success — so you take every step abroad with confidence.

Any Questions?
We got You.

We’re here to answer all your doubts—big or small—about visas, travel, and overseas careers.

1. What is a dependent visa and who can apply for it?

A dependent visa allows family members of a primary visa holder (such as a worker or student) to join them abroad legally.

Typically, spouses, children under a certain age, and sometimes dependent parents or partners qualify, depending on the destination country’s policy.

In some countries, dependents can work or study, but permissions vary. Always check the specific visa conditions.

You’ll need proof of relationship, the main applicant’s visa, financial evidence, and valid passports for all applicants.

A dependent visa is generally valid for the same duration as the primary visa holder’s stay.