National insurance is not paid on rental. However, you should know that rental income counts as taxable income. Tax is not the same as national insurance. Not sure about anything else. Sorry. Get your husband involved in helping with your information search too! Thank you. I will do, but he probabl...
What you do is of no interest to the Home Office. The only thing that you need to prove is that your husband is exercising treaty rights in the UK for 5 years continuously. You know that PR is not really permanent right!? If you stay outside the UK for 2 years you will lose your PR. Great, I hope h...
I would still recommend you only to mention his Dutch nationality in any dealing with the Home Office. If you're not sure about the situation then you must be careful. It's better to know in advance. You don't need to keep the CSI after he is formally working. Don't worry. That wouldn't be an issue...
I wouldn't too much and your English is already very good :) The problem with the 3 year thing is that you must first achieve ILR (Indefinite leave to remain) before you can apply for naturalization and: "Note that a person living in the UK as the husband, wife, civil partner or unmarried/same-sex ...
If they already know that he has British citizenship then you won't have any issues. If everything else is in order, i.e. your husband is exercising treaty rights and has the proof of CSI as required (for the dates you mention) you will become eligible for PR after 5 years. Again, I'm not sure abou...
Oh dear. If your husband is a British AND Dutch citizen I think you might be treading on unsafe ground. In theory, you shouldn't have got a residence card as the spouse of a British citizen (unless he has worked in another EEA country, i.e. one of which he is not a citizen and then replied to bring...
Oh dear. If your husband is a British AND Dutch citizen I think you might be treading on unsafe ground. In theory, you shouldn't have got a residence card as the spouse of a British citizen (unless he has worked in another EEA country, i.e. one of which he is not a citizen and then replied to bring...
Dear Sir / Madam, My husband has british and dutch nationality. I applied EEA2 residence card on the 27th of December 2013, because apply from British citizen is more difficult. I have received my EEA family residence card for 5 years on the 3rd of March 2014. When I applied my visa, my husband was ...
Could you tell me about "pay emergency tax"? I don't plan to get a job. I will start a business next year or 2016. And my husband has british and dutch nationality, but I got residence card from EEA family. Could I apply British citizen after 3 years? Or I have to wait for 5 years and get PR first, ...
Hi Everyone, I have applied EEA2 residence card on the 27th of December 2013. And I have received my EEA family residence card for 5 years on the 3rd of March. When I applied my visa, my husband was self-sufficient and was still searching for a job. In this case the conditions were that we both have...
Hi Everyone, I have applied EEA2 residence card on the 27th of December 2013. And I have received my EEA family residence card for 5 years on the 3rd of March. When I applied my visa, my husband was self-sufficient and was still searching for a job. In this case the conditions were that we both have...
CSI is not needed for a worker/self-employed person. He won't need the insurance anymore. HOWEVER, you should keep records of this so that you're able to produce evidence that you had CSI during the period of self-sufficiency when you apply for PR (EEA4). Actually, you don't need to do anything and...
Hi Everyone, I have applied EEA2 residence card on the 27th of December 2013. And I have received my EEA family residence card for 5 years on the 3rd of March. When I applied my visa, my husband was self-sufficient and was still searching for a job. In this case the conditions were that we both have...
Hi Everyone, I have applied EEA2 residence card on the 27th of December 2013. And I have received my EEA family residence card for 5 years on the 3rd of March. When I applied my visa, my husband was self-sufficient and was still searching for a job. In this case the conditions were that we both have...
Hi Everyone, I have applied EEA2 residence card on the 27th of December 2013. And I have received my EEA family residence card for 5 years on the 3rd of March. When I applied my visa, my husband was self-sufficient and was still searching for a job. In this case the conditions were that we both have...
