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Residency & settlement pathways

Family & Settlement, Family reunification, Residency & settlement pathways, Spouse visas

Spouse & Partner Visas: Evidence that Actually Works

Applying for a spouse or partner visa is one of the most sensitive immigration routes. Decisions often depend not just on forms and payments, but on whether your evidence convincingly proves the relationship is genuine and stable. In this guide,…

HelpMeVisa Team
28 August 2025

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Top 7 Mistakes Before Your VFS Appointment (and How to Fix Them)

For most visa applicants in Ghana, Nigeria, and across Africa, the VFS appointment is the most stressful part of the process. You’ve gathered your documents, filled in the online forms, and now you’re heading to VFS to give biometrics and…

HelpMeVisa Team
28 August 2025

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