Is father in law apply visa for daughter in law???

No, he can't

Or my husband??? He has student iqama.

Nop.

The only possible way is:
1- Your husband gets a job and transfer his sponsorship to some company/sponsor.
2- He must have a accredited & attested graduate degree.
3- He has to bear a good profession (white-collar job).

If he meets all above conditions, he can apply for your residential visa (Iqama),

If he fulfills requirement#1 only (and not 2 & 3), he can apply your visit visa that is extendable to 9 months max.

Thnk u so much 4 ur reply.

TheLegendLeads wrote:

Nop.

The only possible way is:
1- Your husband gets a job and transfer his sponsorship to some company/sponsor.
2- He must have a accredited & attested graduate degree.
3- He has to bear a good profession (white-collar job).

If he meets all above conditions, he can apply for your residential visa (Iqama),

If he fulfills requirement#1 only (and not 2 & 3), he can apply your visit visa that is extendable to 9 months max.

That is very useful information TheLegendLeads. You trully are a Leader! As they say Information is power.

Tx agent47. Though I love reasonings questions put to me.

1- Father-in-Law is not a Mehrem to his daughter-in-law; so he is like anyone else. No non-Mehrem male can apply a visa for any lady.

2- Student itself is a dependent visa that cannot have other dependents under his/her sponsorship.
Secondly, financial assessment of the applicant (if he can support the family) is logical part of the visa issuing process. The assessment of a student would be nothing more than a question mark.