Room size a problem for bringing family over?

Hi. My wife is currently 2 years away for getting her ILR and were planning on bringing two of her children(22 and 18)
over once she obtains her settlement.
We’re obviously thinking ahead for any potential pitfalls and one that I’m concerned about is the room size when filling in the application.
We have two bedrooms, and it’s not an issue for us to house them, but the fact they are of opposite sex is there a fair chance our application would be rejected?
Should we be on the lookout for a bigger property?
Any advice much appreciated

I assume you mean a visit visa?

No sorry I mean planning to live here permanently

There is no law against siblings sharing a room even if they are of the opposite sex. However the undertone is that is not a good idea for siblings over the age of 10 of the opposite sex to share a room

i'd be very interested in how you plan to get them a settlement visa. my wife has a 22 year old daughter back in the philippines.

Well I’m no expert but we assume they go through the same process as my wife did/is doing .
Apply, FLR etc
Family visa route

I’m also assuming having to wait until my wife gets her ILR status before we apply for her children coming over.
I can’t sponsor a child as a step parent?

well--unless you know different--i understand chidren have to be under 18 . unless they are very dependant adults--like elderly parents--and even those applications are only rarely successful.

No big mac I’m not well versed on things but they are technically still dependent on their mother sending money monthly , putting them through education etc. They are not married and live with other family members.
She seems confident they can come over but I’m more cautious and welcome other views

i hope other members will come in on this. or--get professional advice first. whatever you do DONT apply for their visas without it--or you will be burning 3 grand on the easiest refusals.

can you put up a link to that--i need to read the whole document

Yes this is an issue,but something we have to be on now. Seems on the surface they would need to apply before they were 18, in which case her son may be out of luck but the daughter may still be 17.
Will get back to you

https://www.gov.uk/uk-family-visa/child

A dependant is someone who cannot maintain a " normal " life without social physical and domestic support from a parent, for example handicapped.
Financial support does not merit the awarding of dependent status.
A dependant child must be under the age of 18 at the start of the process

Ok Mattecube thanks for the input.
So basically there’s no chance they can come to the U.K.?
Family visa is no use?
How about a sponsor willing to provide employment?
The wife won’t be happy if that’s the case

Have a look here

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...FjAAegQIAxAB&usg=AOvVaw0yjKfnVEeWrbJiagDJP4Qy

What sort of job would they be offered if still studying?Curious.

Unfortunately I agree with @Mattecube, they will be treated as adults not dependant children. Sorry.

Do you not like agreeing with me lol