Edit: I just checked the Lounes ruling itself as well, the timeline there was also that British citizenship was acquired long before the relationship to the family member started. But, there is one difference: Mr Lounes was unlawfully present in the UK, and could not benefit from the routes availab...

Thanks for the answer. But in the guideline from the link (pg 24), it mentions about Lounes’ cases, saying: A dual British and EEA national will continue to be an EEA national for the purposes of the 2016 Regulations, as defined in regulation 2(1), if: • the dual British and EEA national exercised f...

You don't have ILR (indefinite leave to remain) if your visa is valid for 2.5 years. You have limited leave to remain (LLR). Was he British already when you got married?? At that time we knew that British citizenship was prioritised when you a dual citizen, Not sure what exactly you mean by this? T...

Hi, I need some advice and here is my situation. :( I’m a non-EEA national (South Korean) who is married to a Spanish/British dual citizen. My husband has been living and working in the UK since 2005. He acquired his permanent residence in 2017, and British citizenship in 2018. We also got married i...