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There is no requirement of residence in another EU state to apply as a Zambrano carer.
- stage 1: assessing British citizenship: assessing whether the person for whom
the applicant claims to be (or, as the case may be, for the relevant period to
have been) the primary carer of is (or, as the case may be, was) a British
citizen
- stage 2: direct relatives or legal guardians: assessing whether the applicant is
(or, as the case may be, for the relevant period was) the direct relative or legal
guardian of the British citizen
- stage 3: primary carer: assessing whether the applicant is (or, as the case may
be, for the relevant period was) the primary carer of the British citizen
- stage 4: British citizen unable to reside in the UK or the EEA: assessing
whether the British citizen would be (or, as the case may be, for the relevant
period would have been) unable to reside in the UK or the EEA if the applicant
was (or, as the case may be, had been) required to leave the UK for an
indefinite period
I disagree. As far as I understand you can't apply as a Zambrano carer under EU law to care for a British Citizen whilst both the carer and child are living in the UK. Is a general rule for any type of visa under the EU regulations, if you or your family member is British and live in the UK then you can't make use of free movement eu law unless you/your family member is living in an EU country exercising treaty rights.
I invite you to revise your understanding as to why you believe this is the case, even when presented with official links that clearly spell out all requirements.
Zambrano cases do not confer rights by Directive 2004/38/EC, but is instead a right derived from the right of Union citizenship contained in Article 20 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. This means Zambrano cases, while benefiting from residence rights in the host state, are not conferred the same rights as those conferred to non-EU family members of EU nationals who are exercising treaty rights in another EU state.Is a general rule for any type of visa under the EU regulations, if you or your family member is British and live in the UK then you can't make use of free movement eu law unless you/your family member is living in an EU country exercising treaty rights.