Hi, yes, they did actually. I thought my wife (EU member)'s private insurance from her own country, plus NHS, is enough. Obviously, i didn't know the significance of getting a private insurance. Now i do! So i re-apply, hoping that it'll be more straight forward this time. Altho I'm a little worrie...
Additionally, a single absence of up to 12 months for important reasons such as pregnancy, childbirth, serious illness, study, vocational training or posting overseas will not affect your residence. Thank you very much fysicus for the links and info. Does anyone know if the "posting overseas" means...
Plum70 wrote:
See the UKBA website for more information.
Dear Plum,
Thank you for your reply. Would you be kind to provide me the link or the document with reference please?
I am unable to find it in the net.
Does anyone know the residential requirements for PR (EEA3) application for an EEA national? I have found the residential requirement for "ILR route" which is: The applicant:- * been resident in the UK for at least five years; and * not spent more than 450 days outside the UK during the five-year pe...
hi, just to share my application timeline before my question: sep 2009 - EEA2 application sent off March 2010 - EEA2 rejected due to lack of evidence of medical insurance (many would have been tricked by the same thing, due to the inconsistency of the application form. april - get my & my wife's in...
Hi kAB Have you settled your issue with UKBA? I am a student too (but I am working part time and submited my P60 together with EEA2). I have not got the COA yet as i just posted 1 week ago. Their request on your insurance is worrying me because I am in the similar situation as you (although I am wo...
Hi kAB. Apparently, you have to contact one of those insurance companies, there are plenty of them. The HO is very strict with this health insurance... Hi Forza_RC or other members, Do anyone of you know a very affordable health insurance I can purchase? And congrats doesnotcompute !! On the other ...
hi, As far as I my knowledge goes and I was just checking the EU directives as instituted by the UK govt. student is a separate category from economic self sufficiency! In the case of the former only the EEA national who is exercising treaty rights by being a student in UK needs to have comprehensi...
:roll: Hey fellow questers.I'm the applicant (south african) and Mrs Penguin is Polish. Im plannning on sending the form( who's name we do not speak) out today. could those who had it returned for further info please tell me why? Id like to get it first time as it seems I might miss christmass in P...
As far as I understand (and have done the same), it it still better to show as much funds you can in your (or spouse's/joint) bank in the UK AND/or abroad.
Hi kAB. Apparently, you have to contact one of those insurance companies, there are plenty of them. The HO is very strict with this health insurance... Hi Forza_RC or other members, Do anyone of you know a very affordable health insurance I can purchase? And congrats doesnotcompute !! On the other ...
Just called the UKBA and the girl on the phone informed me that they have recieved my letter explaining their "error" (I am a full time student and do not need to register with WRS, but they sent a letter asking for WRS registration) and it will be passed on to the caseworker who will look into the ...
Brilliant News! Congrats Forza_RC and Hunpak. This means my good news shouldn't be far away. fingers crossed Can I ask if you guys got sticker in passport or sort of id card? Also, can I ask if anyone knows if anything is written about the new processing times and the changes in the turnaround time ...
I haven't checked this forum for quite sometime now as I read a while ago that the processing times for EEA2 applications is 6 + months. It was lucky of me to check today as it is really great news to know about people getting their EEA1 & 2 back in 3-4 months. # I applied EEA1 & 2 in 7 December 200...
Dear all, even though I didnt got any reply for my last post about in this forum http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=22460 I figured out abt the Family Permit and applied in Warsaw Embassy. They issued me a EEA Family permit which is valid for 6 months. My questions are, DO I have to ta...
Firstly thanks for this wonderful forum, all you people giving time here are doing a great job for people in need. I have found out that a non-EU spouse of a EU national on a tourist visa in that country is allowed to apply for the EEA Family permit to UK from that country, according to this UKVisas...
