cash savings amount and bringing her son on fiancee visa

[steve20/50]

I think the pennys dropped now on that question above but I have a few others .
my fiancée son is not sure if he actually wants to come to uk, hes 16 so I think its down to his age as he said he wants to stay around his friends and dad.
if he was to come to uk to join his mum permantly lets say in a few years times what would be the visa requirements or would it be better for him to come over once ilr is granted to his mum .as hes not sure what he wants to do would it be easy for him to come over and vist as his mum is here .
my other other question is my fiancée has been talking about babys and she is very keen to have one soon ,I am wondering what the implications to her visa would be .obviosley the baby would be born in uk so would there be more financial requirents to the visa stages or would not this be the case as the baby would be british citizen.
many thanks
steve

[Terpe]

I think the pennys dropped now on that question above but I have a few others .
my fiancée son is not sure if he actually wants to come to uk, hes 16 so I think its down to his age as he said he wants to stay around his friends and dad.
if he was to come to uk to join his mum permantly lets say in a few years times what would be the visa requirements or would it be better for him to come over once ilr is granted to his mum .as hes not sure what he wants to do would it be easy for him to come over and vist as his mum is here .
my other other question is my fiancée has been talking about babys and she is very keen to have one soon ,I am wondering what the implications to her visa would be .obviosley the baby would be born in uk so would there be more financial requirents to the visa stages or would not this be the case as the baby would be british citizen.
many thanks
steve

Steve

If your fiancee's son has such contact and relationship with his bio father then that in itself may present some significant challenges, not only relationship and emotional, but also in terms of meeting requirements for the Visa.
The bio father does have some input rights. Try to put yourself in his shoes.

You would need to very seriously discuss this important aspect further with your fiancee and her son

Solely in terms of the visa aspects, and as an initial step please look at the UKBA webpage Bringing your children and be sure to follow the links.
You can see the big difference between visa application before and after reaching 18 years of age.
Waiting until your fiancee has reached ILR stage is a 5 year journey after marriage.

Also please review this UKBA webpage link called - Is there provision for children of fiance(e)s / proposed civil partners?

There is no UKBA involvement in connection with any children of yours born in UK.

Here's some additional reading for you:-

Immigration Rules - Children

SET07 - Children

Commission on Filipinos Overseas (CFO)
For Filipinos leaving the country with immigrant VISA
Take specific note further down the page under "For youth emigrants aged 13 to 19"

Hope this helps