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  • motspur 
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I do not expect this is a new issue but I am seeking advice from any informed source.
I am currently living and working in Dubai and have been married to a Filipina lady for the past 16 years. We have a 15 year old daughter (British passport holder).
I have just been appointed to a post as Headteacher in Dubai but want to get my wife and daughter back to the UK - mainly because of the education for my daughter. I have not resided in the UK since 1992.
Is it possible for my wife and daughter to move to the UK and, if so, what formalities will I have to go through? :?:
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Hi, and welcome.

You say your daughter is a British passport holder - is it a full British passport? In other words, is she a full British citizen? If she is, then she has the right of abode in the UK.

I'm not sure what the situation would be regarding your wife, but the fact that you've been married for so long should help with getting her a visa, all the more so as your daughter is a minor.

The "Partners and families" section of the UK Border Agency website may help - or at least give pointers as to where to look for further information:
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration/partners-families/

Good luck!
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