Can you please clarify the 2 years requirement my husband has? how does it work? does he need to be in the UK for 2 and then leave for less than 2? Or can he come back for few weeks every year to keep his PR? Your best bet would be read through directive 2004/38/ec (and the UK's regulations) - see ...
When you say 2 year absence, does this mean he can enter the uk for few weeks each year and still not loose his residency or does he have to be here for 2 years and then off for 2 years? Thanks in advance 1. You need to live in the UK together with your EU national family member for five years in ...
Thank you so so so much for all your quick and valuable help :D So in this case, the PR status is his British Citizenship, right? No. It would be his EEA passport + PR Confirmation (if he has one) or his EEA passport + proof of 5 years of employment/treaty rights. The 5 years can be in the past ...
Many thanks for your quick reply, So in this case, the PR status is his British Citizenship, right? And also, what else is the requirements in the directive apart from exercising treaty rights and less than 6 month a year absence from the uk? Thank you so much. May I ask if you think I will have ...
No of course I would never lie, that's why I am asking this forum and your kind advice, and it is true that he will be coming back and forth. May I ask if you think I will have problem later on when applying for EEA4? in the form it is clear that if I tick that he has permanent residency (which he ...
May I also ask if there will be any problems entering and exiting the UK without my husband once he moved abroad? Traveling me and my daughter outside of the EU. Your husband won't lose his PR status unless absent for more than 2 years however if he leaves the UK permanently, you lose the right to ...
Hi, I would really appreciate some help here. I am married to an EEA national and currently on EEA2, and my husband has become British Citizen now, as well as our newborn daughter. My husband would like to accept a job offer abroad and we are concerned about my EEA2 and later on EEA4. - Can I ...
