Student family members eligibility calculator

Student Family Members Visa Eligibility Calculator

Wondering if your partner or children can join you in the UK while you study?
Use our simple calculator below to check eligibility in minutes.

Since January 2024, the rules have become much stricter. Most students can no longer bring dependants, except in limited circumstances. To qualify, you normally need to meet several key requirements, including:

If eligible, your dependants must also:

Our calculator walks you through these questions step by step and gives you an instant indication of whether your dependants can apply to join you.

⚠️ Please note: This calculator is a general guide only. Rules can change, and personal circumstances vary. Always check the latest information on the official UK government website before applying.

Student Visa Family Members Eligiblity Calculator

Who this tool is for
This calculator is for applicants outside the UK. If you or your dependant are already in the UK, please contact us for tailored advice.

Answer a few questions to see whether your partner/child can apply as your dependant on a UK Student visa.

Usually £845/month in London or £680/month outside London — up to 9 months per dependant. Check the money requirement.
For example: visa refusals, overstaying/immigration breaches, unspent convictions, or unpaid NHS/Home Office debt.
Already in the UK on a Student visa? The rules for in-country applications are different. Contact us for tailored advice.

Disclaimer: This tool is for general guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. Rules can change. Always check GOV.UK or seek professional advice.

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Disclaimer: This tool is for general guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. Eligibility depends on your personal circumstances and the latest UK immigration rules. Always check the official UK government website or seek professional advice before applying.