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FAQ About Immigration
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Family Reunification
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If I have relatives in a country am I able to apply for a visa on the grounds of family reunification? |
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The mere fact that one has family in a country does NOT necessarily form the basis for an immigration application for family reunification. Each country has its own specific regulations as to family reunification that is limited to particular circumstances.
In most countries, close family provides some basis or benefit for the immigration process such as extra points in a point system migration scheme. However the fact that one has family in a country is generally not a sufficient basis alone for satisfying the immigration requirements in that country to obtain a permanent residence visa.
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