Eu treaty rules

and?

For EU Citizens - Under the Regulations an EU citizen does not need to register his/her presence in the State with the immigration authorities.

The right of residence of an EU citizen remains subject to conditions. He/she must be, either,

engaged in economic activity (employed or self employed); or
a person with sufficient resources and sickness insurance to ensure that they do not become a burden on the social services of the host Member State; or
enrolled as a student or vocational trainee; or
a family member of an EU citizen in one of the above categories.
Can u plz explain anyone last one-a family member of an eu citizen in one of the above categories.

Spunky wrote:and?

For EU Citizens - Under the Regulations an EU citizen does not need to register his/her presence in the State with the immigration authorities.

The right of residence of an EU citizen remains subject to conditions. He/she must be, either,

• engaged in economic activity (employed or self employed); or
  a person with sufficient resources and sickness insurance to ensure that they do not become a burden on the social services of the host Member State; or
  enrolled as a student or vocational trainee; OR

• a family member of an EU citizen in one of the above categories.

Can u plz explain anyone last one-a family member of an eu citizen in one of the above categories.

It just means the list applies to EEA nationals.
OR a person must be the family member (dependent) of such an EEA national.

Hi noajthan i know.is that mean non eu family member can engage job instead of eu citizen after grant eu resi
dence card .

The EU citizen must be the one working, in order to 'exercise their Treaty rights'. Employment of the non-EU family member doesn't qualify.

Spunky wrote:Hi noajthan i know.is that mean non eu family member can engage job instead of eu citizen after grant eu resi
dence card .

If non EU citizen engages in work , then a medical insurance must be obtained. The EU citizen can then rely on the income of the non EU to demonstrate self sufficiency.

But Casa is correct, in that only the EU citizen can be a worker.