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i am engaged to a guy who used to live on the island and wants to go back to live. i have a son from a previous relationship. he has a job there as a bartender and i will have a job in the administrative field. if we are married before we go, will immigration take both of our salaries into consideration, or will one of us need to make enough money to effectively cover living/private education?
Suzanne
I think you may need to check with the Immigration department about your particular circumstances. Are you saying that both of you will have independent work permits? In that case your son should be listed as a dependent on one or other of your permits.
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Good luck!
Robert
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Robert Clark
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As I have relatives on the island that I visit regularly, I have good knowledge of the island from both a tourist and a residents point of view.
Experience
My Cayman FAQ includes information on the following topics:
Weather/Hurricane information,
Immigration entry requirements,
Customs regulations,
Employment/jobs/residency in Cayman,
Getting married in Cayman,
Importing food into Cayman,
Golf,
Legal age to...,
Bringing cats and dogs into Cayman,
Internet access,
Car rental,
Public transport,
Electricity/Water/Telephone systems,
Nightlife,
Currency/Money
and Cayman for Cruise Ship passengers
If you can't find your answer there, please feel free to e-mail me your question at robertsclark@yahoo.com
Enjoy!
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