fysicus wrote:No, of course not, for an employee that is not required. Just supply the necessary evidence, nothing more.

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If you have been working for five years, then mark yourself as a worker on the application form and not as a student (even if that was your main activity and primary reason for being in the UK), and just supply the evidence for being a worker (employee). Thanks, I think this is a good idea and that ...

To be honest, I am not aware of any practical benefit of Permanent Residence for EU citizens. I would simply not bother in your situation. Thank for your reply, I understand what you mean, but I just want to know my entitlement as EAA resident in this case. Since I have been a student and working ...

Hi all, I am EEA student from Netherlands I was doing BSc degree course from Sept 2005- Sept- 2009 (4 years course) I had a grant for my course fee cover 4 years. And I was financial support myself by doing a full time job since then. This means I was self-sufficient . I'm also doing MSc full time ...