Immigration / Married status
 

If I recruit someone who is on her mother's sponsorship but it turns out she is married, is it a problem with Immigration? I think someone has really peed off her husband as I am getting strange text messages from a foreign country and just want to ensure we cover our butts. I have seen the paperwork to show she is sponsored by her mother so all is in order there.

Any ideas???

Re: Immigration / Married status
 

Can't help you sorry ...:huh:Just make sure you not get sue left right up and down :)

Re: Immigration / Married status
 

I was sponsored by my Dad - women can be sponsored by their fathers up to any age, men only til they are 18. I was under the impression that once you were married though you would go onto your husbands sponsorship.

Re: Immigration / Married status
 

http://www.gulfnews.com/uae/uaessentials/index.html

have a look in here Miss E ;)

Re: Immigration / Married status
 

I like it Left,right, Up & Down

Re: Immigration / Married status
 

Left, right and centre Novi!

Thanks BC ... will take a look at the link

Re: Immigration / Married status
 

They may have changed the law, but being on a relative's sponsorship does not automatically give one the right to work. Usually you need to get a separate labour permit. The whole point of familial sponsorship, with its salary level requirements, is that the sponsor is supposed to be able to support the wife/children/(in rare cases) husband.

So this woman's marital status may be irrelevant. If you recruit her, you should probably be sponsoring her. Then it doesn't matter either way.

Re: Immigration / Married status
 

The last line is a very good point. Basically she is on her mother's sponsorship but someone tells me she is married (husband in foreign country), but I would have thought that it would not matter - just not sure though.