Yes i got a bit overexcited just had a read through and it states doesnt apply to eea routes.

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I just read through this. Is this actually a thing i can use in my status?? Jesus thats what i was looking for!! Been on here for couple of years never heard of it!

I see thanks.

You can also switch to a Tier 2 (General) visa if you’re...

The statement above is confusing as it says you can ALSO switch bla bla meaning its like a follow up to the eligibility? Bit confusing.

Not sure where to put this section wise. I am noneu married to an eu citizen. Pr due 2018 but we have been here for 10 years and pretty much settled hence looking into back up in case things go tits up with the brexit saga. https://www.gov.uk/tier-2-general/switch-to-this-visa I had a read through t...

Another thought would i be able to apply as a noneu and get an ilr in guernsey in this case?

That greaty explains it. There goes my 6 figure paycheck lol. Thanks mate.

Hello gurus and experts. After some advice please. I am a nonEU family member of an EU citizen we are currently on our 2nd eea1/2. Next year my son will turn 10 years uk born. We are due to reapply for PR august 2017. I have received a very nice job offer in Guernsey. I have read a lot but cant get ...

Brexit wise, wanted to ask. Am a noneu family member been here for 9 years on 2nd eea1/2 due pr in 2018. Technically speaking, i tick all the boxes for tier 2 shortage. Permanent doctors job on shortage list. Dunno much about tier 2 but my question is, if i could switch over to tier 2 whilst in the ...

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.bbc.co ... oid-h3g-gb#

That article came out yesterday giving assurances to PR holders but putting other eu citizens in limbo.

So we understand that a child born in the uk (2007) can have a citizenship at 10 yrs of age. We are on our 2nd eea1/2 m, due pr in 2 years time. (Noneu spiuse with eu national self suff). The funny part our 1st child will turn 10 before our pr date and with brexit we would like to secure ourselves a...

Just been bugging us. There was a speculation that eu citizens in the UK after a potential brexit would have to go through tier2 visas. If thats the case, hypothetically, what will happen? Will we have to leave and apply from outside the UK? There is a salary threshold, would it matter who has got a...

Oh ok. Now i get it. Thanks a lot.

Well this is my question. Can we apply as selfsufficient as per before 2011? I Was the sponsor. No benefits whatsoever and no burden to society.

We were refused on the basis of insufficient evidence of sec employment.

Been scratching our heads on this. We arrived in the UK in 2007 July me (noneu) and my wife (latvia). Opened a shared bank account and obviousky luved and live together. We got married 1 year prior to that in Latvia where i was a student. My wife was pregnant and am a doctor (started working in nhs ...

Been here 9 years on our second eea1/2 now due for pr as self sufficient with csi and part time work (my eu spouse) just in case. After researching, it states somewhere that the HO can issue PRs under special considerations. Obviously we are a bit twitchy with the brexit and the uncertainty of chang...

It may likely to be to stay the same if they PR will still be valid as much as ILR Whether PR will be considered the equivalent of settled status in the event of a Brexit is an open question, though all indications are that that will remain the case. Due to the legacy of colonialism, UK nationality...

I agree with you boss and i have done.

Thank you for the reply. However legally, obviously we got the eea1/2 initially on the basis of self employment, nothing changed for the first 5 years until they told us we were under the economical threshold of 70£/week. We then got a csi and reapplied for another eea1/2. Thats quite confusing.

I posted a question in the referendum section but this section might be more appropriate. Have been in the uk for 9 years, on our 2nd eea1/2 now till 2017. Question is, oir first eea3/4 was refused due to lack if self employnent evidence, what dies that make of our first 5yrs in the UK by law, were ...

Thank you about the 10 years clarification. We dont have property outside the EU and my children only speak english (as opposed to Latvian) would that count as good enough reason? If the child get naturalised do we as oarents benefit from that as well? And with regards to our first 5 years of eea1/2...

Hello all Obviously with the brexit prospect coming closer, new fears have arisen for me and my family at least as per EU route. Having researched a few articles, even Nige himself said that EU cotizens residing in the UK should be OK, given ILR possibly and a few mentions to the Vienna convention, ...

Well, I think we have to understand why they didn't choose this: 'Non-EU nationals who had no prior residence in a Member State before marrying an EU citizen' but they chose this: 'Non-EU nationals who had no prior lawful residence in a Member State before marrying an EU citizen' If there were goin...

Non-EU nationals who had no prior lawful residence in a Member State before marrying an EU citizen, or - Where a marriage is entered into after an EEA citizen has established residence in the host Member State. Phewwww. So am a noneu was a student in latvia then we got married wih my Latvian wife an...