Dependents - moving down timescale?
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How long after the main visa holder has moved do family have to follow? I just can't get my head around timings ref schools, college/uni, shutting our business down, packing up and selling home, him getting a job and us getting there. The way things are looking, with him nearing the upper age limit, he is going to have to go about a year ahead of us. Is this allowed? Do they care. Cheers

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All your visa are processed together and from my experience the Expiry Travel Date (the date by which you must enter), was the same for all 5 passports and not too far beyond the job offer start date the visa was based on.
You may have to all enter together and those that need to return do so with the appropriate re-entry visa obtained.
Bear in mind you have a 6mth window between UK academic year end and NZ academic year starting...
You may have to all enter together and those that need to return do so with the appropriate re-entry visa obtained.
Bear in mind you have a 6mth window between UK academic year end and NZ academic year starting...

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A lot of the questions during the visa application will be around the full family commitment to the move.
Indications that its dabbing your feet in may result in negative assessment. Remembering that changes between what you state in application and what you do can have the visa rescinded.
Indications that its dabbing your feet in may result in negative assessment. Remembering that changes between what you state in application and what you do can have the visa rescinded.

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That's great; that answers my question well. We may well be timing it for when our youngest is 16 and as he has no interest in further education, would be free to choose what he wants to do next without the constraints of still having to go to school - unlike the age 18 education limit in the UK. Thanks both.

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That's great; that answers my question well. We may well be timing it for when our youngest is 16 and as he has no interest in further education, would be free to choose what he wants to do next without the constraints of still having to go to school - unlike the age 18 education limit in the UK. Thanks both.

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