So options are either travel by car/ferry from Calais or use the Lille loophole. Since EEA Family permits are not mandatory both options work in 90% of cases. It does however require nerves of steel. So far the most easily accessible part of the UK is Northern Ireland. Again all of this does not ma...
I cannot see any airline (even the rogue ones like RyanAir or easyjet) refuse a passenger who shows up at the airport with correct documentation, but made a simple typing error during the online checkin process. They would definitely be liable to compensation under the Denied Boarding Directive, fa...
This is something that I've got confused in the past as well. But then I reasoned that a foreign country can issue a passport to a foreign national in certain circumstances, which is why they ask both for your nationality and what country has issued your passport.
but we know for a fact that their policy regarding CSI has changed on January 2011 (http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/policyandlaw/ecis/chapter4.pdf?view=Binary , Annex A). You could argue that given that they weren't explicit prior to that, which is clearly indicated on such ...
Regarding the NHS usage as CSI on EEA-route applications, there is this: http://europa.eu/rapid/pressReleasesAction.do?reference=IP/12/417&format=HTML&aged=0&language=EN&guiLanguage=en No action has yet being taken, but we know for a fact that their policy regarding CSI has changed o...
The earliest you would qualify for PR would appear to be March 2013, ie five years after entering the UK. I think your argument about NHS / COA, etc is pretty sound, you had an application accepted on this basis already. (Note UKBA may disagree with you and you might need to fight for recognition)....
Hi all, Me and my wife (EU national) have been leaving in the UK since March/2008. I've got into the country using a Family Permit. Whilst this family permit was valid and within 3 months of our arrival, I've got employed. I have then successfully applied for EEA2, having my wife exercising Treaty R...
