会いに来る

come to see someone

→ 会う
phrase Common #2,960
come to see someone Uses the purpose pattern に来る, meaning “come in order to.” Often translates naturally as “come visit” or “come see me.”
JA: 週末、友達が私に会いに来る。
EN: My friend is coming to see me this weekend.

彼は昨日私に会いに来るのを忘れた

He forgot to come see me yesterday.

時々会いに来るうれしい

I'll come visit you sometimes. Are you happy?

— ウィッチ (2016)

会いに来るのがつらかった

It was hard for me to come see you.

— グッドフェローズ (1990)

彼は時々会いに来る

He comes to visit sometimes.

これああお前さあ知り合う前に会いに来るなよ

Hey, don’t come see me before we’ve even gotten to know each other.

— 君の名は。 (2016)

あさって応募者あなたに会いに来ることになっています

The applicant is scheduled to come meet you the day after tomorrow.

彼は時々私に会いに来る

He comes to see me sometimes.

彼は時々私の息子会いに来る

He comes to see my son from time to time.

彼は必ず会いに来るだろう

He will definitely come to see me.

叔父は時々私に会いに来るんです

My uncle comes to see me sometimes.

また会いに来る

I'll come see you again.

— 箪笥<たんす> (2003)