Sint MaartenFamily
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A parent (the applicant) of pension age who wants to reside with their adult child qualifies under extended family reunion.
Extended family reunion (a parent (applicant) who is of a pension age who wants to reside by their adult child
The applicant's guarantor(s) must have had legal residency on St. Maarten for more than five years. The official source does not state who must act as guarantor or any citizenship requirement for the guarantor.
3. All applicants’ guarantor(s) must have legal residency on St. Maarten for more than five years.
The applicant must provide proof of civil status in the country of origin and affidavits stating whether they have children and where those children reside.
1. Proof of civil status of applicant in the country of origin. 2. Affidavits must state whether you have children and where they reside.
The guarantor must have sufficient income of XCG 36,000, and the applicant must have valid medical insurance for St. Maarten. The official source does not state the period to which the income amount applies.
4. Guarantor must have sufficient income of XCG 36.000,-; 5. Applicant must have a valid medical insurance for St. Maarten.
First-time applicants must await the decision abroad, not on the island, and permit requests generally take about 6-8 weeks. The official source does not state the rights, duration or path to independent or longer-term status.
Expanded Family reunion (a parent applicant who is of age, and wishes to reside with their adult child):
NOTE: All first-time applicants must await the decision of their residency application abroad and not on the island.
Generally all permit requests take approximately 6-8 weeks
These are the answers currently recorded in the catalogue. A missing or partial answer is not an eligibility decision.
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