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Dependent Visa denied
Posted on 25.06.2009 23:00
Dependent Visa denied
Dear Members,
I am an Indian and I got married to an Indian who is doing PhD in Germany. I was in Germany on a dependent visa for 2-3 months and went back to India (I had 7 months dependent visa left) for my delivery. No German language was asked even though there was a rule at the time of my application. Now I have applied for the new dependent visa for me and for my child. But unfortunately two big problems popped up. I was denied visa because of not having German language course. Secondly, now they say that my husband is not having enough salary to support me (not because now we are three including our child). This salary issue was totally new to both of us. When my husband inquired, they said that this rule is there for last two years. Do any one know such a rule that a PhD student is not allowed to bring their wife due to less salary they earn? I dont know why they didnot rise this issue during my initial application.
Do anyone heard about a similar problem?
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
Saira
derarex
Member since 25.06.2009
Posted on 30.06.2009 18:10
Re: Dependent Visa denied
Hi Friends,
Do any one know about any foreigners getting kinder geld from German govt if the baby is not delivered in Germany?
Saira
derarex
Member since 25.06.2009
Posted on 01.07.2009 09:20
Re: Dependent Visa denied
@Saira
Do any one know about any foreigners getting kinder geld from German govt if the baby is not delivered in Germany?
Yes,Many. What would you like to know?
UMTS11
Member since 02.02.2006
Posted on 01.07.2009 12:25
Re: Dependent Visa denied
Hi,
UMTS11- Thanx for this info. I was denied dependent visa citing language requirement and my husband's salary (see my previous posts). I came to know that salary is not an issue (for PhD STUDENTS) which is normally raised during dependent visa processing. Some one informed me that they are not interested in giving kinder geld to my husband as my delivery was in India and not in Germany.That is why they are not giving dependent visa citing my husband's salary as a reason. The people whom we know all delivered their babies here. So we were just wondering whether such a kind of reluctance in giving kinder geld is common in Germany.
Saira.
derarex
Member since 25.06.2009
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