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Spouse dependent visa processing

anticipated waiting time

baldie
post 27.Oct.2015, 08:02 AM
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Hi,

I am getting all kinds of conflicting information from everywhere so just want to get some views on this.

I am an Indian citizen working in Sweden. My company applied for my visa in July and it took just 8 days for MV to give the decision.

I got married in September and my spouse (also Indian citizen) applied for her visa at the New Delhi embassy in person. (couldn't apply online) While I read that the embassy calls the person again later for the biometrics, they took her pictures and fingerprints the same day and also took the money for the courier of the Permit card. The guy taking her fingerprints said the visa will take 1-2 months. My office told me it would take a maximum of 3 months.

However I am reading online and everyone has such horror stories that I am now scared. Any views from anyone who has been in the same situation? My permit is just valid for 2 years and if her's is going to take as long as 11 months there's no point in me staying in Sweden!
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baldie
post 29.Oct.2015, 08:26 AM
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Should I take the fact that there's been no replies is because there is no one here who has faced this issue since these visas are processed fast and on time? happy.gif
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Case officer
post 29.Oct.2015, 09:57 AM
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What date did your wife apply? It is not unusual for this type of application to be processed in five weeks.
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baldie
post 29.Oct.2015, 01:27 PM
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She only applied last week, 20th October. I was hoping she could be here in time for Christmas, New Year and her birthday on 2nd Jan. Else I should start planning a trip home.
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*Guest*
post 21.Dec.2015, 11:50 AM
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Hi Baldie,
Mine is exactly similar case as your, did your wife get the permit or decision?
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pg9241
post 13.Apr.2017, 04:28 PM
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Hi,

Just curious if the visa eventually came through? My husband has been working in Sweden in July (same as you) and we got married in December. Applied for my visa to join him in January and it has now been three months. I also submitted my biometrics in the embassy in Delhi but no information so far.
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*Guest*
post 14.Apr.2017, 12:25 PM
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QUOTE (pg9241 @ 13.Apr.2017, 04:28 PM) *
Hi, Just curious if the visa eventually came through? My husband has been working in Sweden in July (same as you) and we got married in December. Applied for my visa to join h ... (show full quote)
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*Guest*
post 14.Apr.2017, 12:29 PM
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hi iam in the same situation my husband is working in sweden on work permit we got married recently how much time it will take for me to get a visa

i have appeared for biometry in new delhi embassy on 6 april

can anyone please clarify my confusion
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MVIINJU
post 27.Apr.2017, 08:56 PM
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Hi ,

I have applied my dependent visa in Nov 2016 and gave my biometric and been waiting for my decision from past 5 months . As my application is still on process can i apply for visit visa mean while?and return india during the decision time.

And if i do apply will it effect my dependent visa process?
Kindly help me with this information


Thanks & Regards,
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manmanam
post 28.Apr.2017, 10:36 AM
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QUOTE (MVIINJU @ 27.Apr.2017, 09:56 PM) *
Hi ,I have applied my dependent visa in Nov 2016 and gave my biometric and been waiting for my decision from past 5 months . As my application is still on process can i apply ... (show full quote)


MV says they do not give the decision while u r in Sweden. So when you come to Sweden you should inform MV about leaving time. So even if the case officer makes a decision on ur case you will recieve it when u r back home.

My opinion it is good in early months because u r sure that you have no answer but maybe not worth it at the end.
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MVIINJU
post 28.Apr.2017, 04:09 PM
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QUOTE (manmanam @ 28.Apr.2017, 11:36 AM) *
MV says they do not give the decision while u r in Sweden. So when you come to Sweden you should inform MV about leaving time. So even if the case officer makes a decision on ... (show full quote)



thanks manmanam for the response , Do you have any idea how long dependent visa would take as i have applied along with my husbands extension visa through the company in the month of Nov 2016
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mjennin2
post 29.Apr.2017, 09:38 AM
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Location: Västra Götaland
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It's very easy to get an estimate of how long visas take to process by using MV's "time to a decision" calculator on their website: https://www.migrationsverket.se/English/Pri...a-decision.html

Just answer each question appropriately as it pops up.

For instance:
1) What is your application for: Living with someone in Sweden
2) Are you applying for the first time or as an extension? First time
3) What permit or citizenship does the person you are going to continue living with have? Work Permit
4) Which country are you a citizen of? India (as an example - your answer could be different)
5) Did you make your application online or on a form? Online (as an example - your answer could be different)
6) Has the Swedish Migration Agency asked you to send in more information? No (as an example - your answer could be different)

Outcome is:

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Time to a decision
Time to a decision: 1-2 months. Updated: 2017-04-25

Note that this is not a promise that you will receive a decision within this time. The time shows how long it has taken for people with similar applications to get a decision.

The time is updated every month. It is counted from the date when you submit an application to the Swedish Migration Agency or to a Swedish embassy or consulate-general.
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MVIINJU
post 29.Apr.2017, 10:48 AM
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QUOTE (mjennin2 @ 29.Apr.2017, 10:38 AM) *
It's very easy to get an estimate of how long visas take to process by using MV's "time to a decision" calculator on their website: https://www.migrationsver ... (show full quote)


Thanku for the response , I did chk the process of wait time in MV it only specified 3-4 months of time, but it's almost 5 months more I have been waiting for decision
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MVIINJU
post 29.Apr.2017, 02:58 PM
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QUOTE (mjennin2 @ 29.Apr.2017, 10:38 AM) *
It's very easy to get an estimate of how long visas take to process by using MV's "time to a decision" calculator on their website: https://www.migrationsver ... (show full quote)


Thanku for the response , I did chk the process of wait time in MV it only specified 3-4 months of time, but it's almost 5 months more I have been waiting for decision
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pg9241
post 29.Apr.2017, 04:04 PM
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QUOTE (mjennin2 @ 29.Apr.2017, 09:38 AM) *
It's very easy to get an estimate of how long visas take to process by using MV's "time to a decision" calculator on their website: https://www.migrationsver ... (show full quote)


Mine showed 1-2 months. I'm in the 4th month now. When my husband spoke to someone at MVT they said no case officer assigned and this could take 8-10 months. On email they've mentioned this link and said even though it says 1-2 months it is not a promise that the decision will be taken in the said time.
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