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Hi,
My husband is brazilian who'se been living in the UK for 12 years
He has recently got the ILR. I hold an EU passport. I going to Brazil to give birth to our baby. He is gonna get a brazilian passport. Will we be able to bring our child back to thr UK without any visa so that I can arrange him to have dual citizenship and get him a EU passport. Is it possible that they will not let the 1 month old baby to enter the UK with the parents?

Perhaps you should get him an EU passport before travelling? However, he may enter the UK under 11(4).

I wount have time to stay in Brazil until the EU passport is issued. I can only stay there for 90 days.

Brazil is a visa free country. So as Vinny said, he will be able to enter. However he will not be able to get Brazilian passport, then try and get EU passport, if he cant get that either, then consider giving birth in the UK, and he/she will have an option of British Passport also.

Well it is visa free for me for 90 days as I said. And yes he will be able to get a brazilian passport. What I want to know is if he is gonna need a visa before we travel back or can he enter at the airport in the UK with just his brazilian passport?

As Vinny correctly stated, there is no reason why he shouldn't.

If the baby was born in the UK, then it would automatically have British citizenship (since the your husband has ILR).

I know that however due to some personal issues I have to go give birth in Brazil and needto find a way to bring my child back to live to the UK.

When did your partner apply for ILR and when was it granted, exactly?

He applied in october and it was granted in april.

When is the baby due?

Beginning of January

There is discretion, possibly, to apply to naturalise earlier than 12 months after ILR (7.5(g)). However, that would mean putting an application to naturalise (the father) in January, it would have to be an exceptionally fast decision in order for the Father to be granted citizenship just in time for the child to be born British by descent. But, it's an option.

Thanks for the answer the thing is that we are not seeking british citizenship for him.I want him to have his parents' citizenships. My only worry is can they not let us in back home just because my baby has only Brazilian passport.

Can the child not have multiple citizenships? Will Brazil even let you in when heavily pregnant?

I believe the position is, OP wants to have guarantee that she will be able to return with her new born. She is not concerned about British citizenship for reason which may be personal to her.

As Vinny stated, she will be able to enter with the child under regulation 11(4) as he/she will be your direct descendant, and you are an EU citizen.

I think this sort of closes the chapter, in regards to the OP.

Basically if the child is a child of an EU citizen OR the child is the spouse of an EU citizen, then the child can not be refused entry into the UK. You do not have anything to worry about. Please carry the relevant passports, marriage certificate, and birth certificate. http://eumovement.wordpress.com/2010/08 ... to-travel/ is written mostly in terms of spouses, but the same applies to babies.

When the child is born, if it is possible I would recommend you get several copies of the birth certificate. Easy and cheap to do at that point and more complicated later.