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[biamado]

As a husband of an EEA national I´m allow to work in the UK.
We currently live outside the UK and I got a long term job offer in a large corporation in Manchester.
I´m familiarized with the requirements, documentation and procedures to follow in order to get my residence card under the EEA2 application form.
Based on my nationality, I do not need an entry visa to the UK for visits no longer than 6 months. I have entered the UK without visa for short visits a couple of times before.
We are planning to fly and entry to the UK together with my wife (EEA national) in a couple of weeks in order to start our stay as residents thanks to the job offer I just got.
On arrival, I supposed I will get the 6 months stay allowance stamp in my passport which states that I´m not allow to work during my visit. She, as an EEA national, will just get the EU entry stamp.
My specific question is:
- Under this scenario, will I be able to start my the EEA2 process without any problem, despite the initial stamp condition gotten on my passport on arrival?
- Is there any other scenario or condition in order to entry to the UK and the start thee EEA2 process as a EEA family member who will be asking for UK residency on arrival with her husband?

I will greatly appreciatte your guidance and recommendations.

[Lucapooka]

You should not get a UK visit visa entry stamp if you wish to enter as an EU partner.


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[Jambo]

[biamado]

Thanks for the guidance! I will go for the code 1a stamp.
Best regards,