Originally Posted by alan42
Only if you marry her and get a spouse visa for the UK
Only if you marry her and get a spouse visa for the UK
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Marriage is the easiest way, though I guess this is being asked because marriage isn't seen as an option yet.Only if you marry her and get a spouse visa for the UK
The only way you could employ her directly is if your mother moved out to the Philippines for at least a year and employed her there first, but I guess this won't be an option.
You could try looking at a student visa, though your girlfriend would have to do 16 hours of day-time study per week during term time. The only issue is she should only work 20 hours per week during term time, though I guess it depends exactly what you mean by a full-time carer.
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