Hi everyone, I have been living in the UK for 12 years now as an EU citizen (Cypriot) and recently decided to apply for permanent residency due to this whole Brexit thing. I filled in my application online and came across this CSI (health insurance) thing which I don't have. I arrived here in 2005 ...

Thanks for your help. I don't think my mum is planning to move back to the UK anytime in near future.

It's only my mum, my dad isn't an EEA national and he never lived in the UK. My mum moved back only 4 months ago.

Doesn't the fact that I can vote in all elections in this country show that I have permanent residence. I know it's not a legal evidence but I can vote in all elections in the UK. Since I was 18, I live on student loans and I don't have a limit on how many days I can leave or enter the country. I ...

Thanks for your help! So I should apply for a permit as soon as possible. Seems I'll wait another year to apply for neutralisation.

That's new information for me! I thought the day when an EU citizen enters in the UK they have the right to settle here. Well thanks for your reply.

I do not have a RP card. I am an EEA (Cyprus) citizen and never needed the RP card in the UK. Can't I apply without having it? I thought an EEA ID works same as RP.

Hi everyone, I would like to get some information if I am eligible to apply for neutralisation as a British citizen. I am a Cypriot citizen, I moved to the UK when I was 13 with my family in 2005. Since then I lived in the UK and went to school here. I have a settled status and I am now 21 and study ...