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EEA2 - Comprehensive Sickness Insurance

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EEA2 - Comprehensive Sickness Insurance

Post by a-jan-a » Thu Jul 29, 2010 11:36 am

Many people are confused about comprehensive sickness insurance.
We are married in UK.
My EEU wife is self employed from 5 months in UK she got NHS card.
I am non-eeu and tire-4 student in UK and got NHS card.
I am going to apply EEA2.
Shall any one of us need (comprehensive sickness insurance)
Plz suggest???

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Post by jackEM » Thu Jul 29, 2010 12:26 pm

If she is working, none of you need any insurance....

First of all dont even need to think about what u do and what you have...

She must be employed or self-employed.... OR if she is only student or self-sufficient then both of you WOULD need CSI...

So my advice even if she study or she has alot of money.... dont even use that option... CSI is headache..... Self-employment is the best option. And if she has one tax statement that would do all the job....

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Post by John » Thu Jul 29, 2010 12:27 pm

No need for that insurance, because the EEA citizen is exercising Treaty Rights as a self-employed person.

What the non-EEA person is doing, if anything, is irrelevant in this context.
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Post by a-jan-a » Thu Jul 29, 2010 2:33 pm

Thanks
John & jack
its mean Noting to do (comprehensive sickness insurance)
with Non-EEU???
am i right???

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Post by jackEM » Thu Jul 29, 2010 2:43 pm

Yes nothing to do with Non-EU status
But it is to do with both if ur wife would not be working or Self-employed....

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