Thanks for the clear answer! Can you be able to give the reference to the document and under which section it is mentioned? Is this in "Directive 2004/38/EC" - which section? - Therefore it should apply equally to all EU member states and not just UK. What is the meaning of "being self-sufficient" o...

Dear members, My query: When an EEA spouse apply for EEA family permit and travels to UK with his/her partner from an EEA country - the EEA national as well as EEA spouse both used to get work permit automatically - Is there a change in that rulings from 2014? Because on this page I see as: http://w...

nanny wrote:can you please list the documents you send to uk ba please thanks

Hi, No I didn't apply yet - I have a different situation and now I am out of UK.
For your question answer is simply straight forward and just look around this forum you will get it.
Good luck

Just FYI - I'm on permanent job (London) with EEA FP.

Can someone please tell me what does the COA for EEA2 consist? Is it enough for a visa national to board a flight from outside the EU or they will need to apply for another EEA FP? Legally, can visa national enter in UK with COA while traveling alone (without EEA spouse)? if yes, with what referenc...

as a second option why not you apply EEA2 now and write a covering letter asking for the return of passport and the prompt issuance of your COA too and briefly inform your current circumstances. It may give you a safer ground on your return as because you can argue that your application is already ...

as a second option why not you apply EEA2 now and write a covering letter asking for the return of passport and the prompt issuance of your COA too and briefly inform your current circumstances. It may give you a safer ground on your return as because you can argue that your application is already ...

What have changed since your last post on the exact same problem? If nothing has changed, then the advice given there is still valid. Situation is different here. I have a valid EEA FP and my non-eea national is out of UK for medical reasons and now cannot travel, I want to visit her and then come ...

I told her that the docs from UKBA site says that EHIC is sufficient for EEA1 and EEA2 but she still said if you say self-sufficient then get a private CSI. EHIC can be used as CSI but it needs to be a non-UK EHIC. A UK EHIC is not accepted (this is for travel outside the UK). Yes I told her that I...

how long is your eea partner is living in uk and what mode of eu treaty she excercising at the moment. 1st clarify it more. She lived here for a month and then I am here for a month. She went back due to medical complications. She is exercising treaty rights (on self-sufficiency) based on the fact ...

Englandd wrote:your query will be largely replied by this post:
http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewto ... ht=#717887

This does not apply to me. See the six post on the same topic, Questions asked by me as I was preparing ahead.

So my question still remains open.

Look applying/holding RC is optional because it is just the confirmation of your rights as long as you have relationship with EEA national and EEA national is excercising its treaty rights. Now why not you buy private health insurance and use your employment income to finance your eea national part...

Any absence from uk up to 6 months does not break the mean of residence and based on this concept and the evidences such as marriage certificate and EEA's excercising eu treaty rights then there should not be any problem. It is fine, in my case EEA national is exercising Treaty rights based on non-...

Hi, (I could not decide what topic should I give to my situation..) I have a complex problem, I am not sure if there is a solution. I am a visa national (with EE country residence visa) married to EEA national. I am in London on EEA FP and I have got the permanent job. My wife got pregnant and by fa...

there is no saving/salary limit and 27k looks a very handsome figure. Any regular income/saving will serve this purpose. Main thing is that the applicants should never appear to be able to be in position to receive any sorts of benefits from the UK gov. I read in some of the official docs / directi...

yes you can apply because an EEA national can be self sufficient with the saving/wages income of any of its family member. There is no fixed amount for that and it is entirely depend on an individual case. However, be remembered to buy private medical insurance too. This is correct. I have a simila...

Englandd wrote:hi everyone,

Is there anyone who has applied EEA1 or EEA2 on the basis of Self sufficient and has successfully got family permit.
kindly share timeline and his/her experience.
regards.

I will be doing that later.. If you have been through or in middle - can you pls share your experience?

Still a bit confused. Why would EU citizen needs to fill up an application from the first place? I am non-EU so it's EEA 2 I need to apply for..isn't it? So far I thought EEA 1 is for the unmarried couple partner visa. Thank you! Under European law, you do not need to obtain documentation confirmin...

Thanks for hinting me again. 1) I will never enter UK alone. 2) If I exit alone, I will re-enter with my EEA national spouse. 3) First time we enter together and we will rent our own place and have address, NI and other stuff - I will become tax-payer. 4) She wont be away from UK more than 6 months,...

Thanks to all and esp to EUsmileWEallsmile, Directive, Jambo! I emailed simple query to WorldBridge (partner of UKBA) that if on EEA_FP non-eea national family member can enter/exit from UK (after first time) without eea national spouse. Response: Family members of EEA (European Economic Area) natio...

I think you need to be very careful if you want to do this properly and remain within the law. Thanks to you guys for advice - that's what I'm trying to do and being extra careful. The prime thing to consider at each stage along the way: 1) Is your wife is resident in the UK. No. ( But I will try t...

Hi, I am bringing this from another topic http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?p=698745#698745 Only photo card is the Driving License card, but one will not submit this for EEA1 or EEA2 because then the person either cannot drive the car both in London (UK) and Denmark . EUsmileWEallsmile ...

What you are planning to do appears to be possible, but I would say is at the very least unorthodox and may give rise to further investigation and subsequent problems for you. You may find that you are unable to travel while it is all sorted out and this may cause you hardship. If I were you (and o...

I believe Danish ID should be sufficient for your EEA1 & EEA2 applications must be Denmark does not have ID card. Only photo card is the Driving License card, but one will not submit this for EEA1 or EEA2 because then the person either cannot drive the car both in London (UK) and Denmark. If one ap...

I'm sorry to hear about your wife's problems. What is she doing in the UK? She needs to be a worker, self-sufficient, student. She can be absent from the UK for upto 6 months (or even a year in the case of illness) without affecting residency, but she must have been exercising treaty rights. You ca...