It appears the DUP and Theresa May share the same extreme views on controlling immigration so don't expect things to get easier for migrants.

https://www.freemovement.org.uk/%ef%bb% ... migration/

May is a cruel and callous woman who puts her self interests first and that showed throughout her election campaign. She deserved to lose the mandate to govern.

The positive thing to come out of all this is a soft Brexit.

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mkhan2525 wrote:The results of this election will be definately be interesting on 9th June.

Undeniably. I'm going to be up all night.

So you will be hoping to see Mrs May elected?

British Prime Minister Theresa May, who is expected to be re-elected in a vote she has called for June 8, has called on the EU to issue a sweeping, reciprocal guarantee of expatriate citizens' continuing rights after Brexit. But EU leaders insist these must be negotiated in detail for them to have ...

They are going to appeal further to the Supreme Court and have applied for permission to do so to the COA. I personally do not see this case succeeding at the Supreme Court given the courts dim views on family life and reluctance to strike down Immigration rules as we have seen in the cases of MM an...

New judgment handed down yesterday 24/05/17.

Unfortunately the primary aim of the new regulations is to stop British Citizens from taking this route in order to circumvent UK immigration rules and the extra questions are designed to determine whether this is the case. The Home Office view is that Surinder Singh type of cases should be made uni...

You will only be able to apply for FLR FM if you meet the minimum income threshold and language requirements else you will need to apply on form FLR FP 10 year Partner route. If you don't meet the minimum income requirement of £18,600, you are better off pursuing an appeal on your residence card eve...

At this stage it makes no sense to apply under the Immigration rules if you have met the requirements under EU law.

EU law does not recognise circumventing national immigration law as a means of resusal to issue a residence card and an appeal should succeed.

The whole purpose of income threshold is to make sure that family not become burden on public resources. In my point of view any new rise (if any) towards existing threshold will also require changing in benefits system/amounts. I don't agree with that view based on the fact that an incoming spouse...

I don't think anyone can predict yet as how much increase will be towards existing income threshold if that happens. But I think it will such figure of amount which a family need to have not to become burden on public funds like before if it's increased by benefits authorities too. It was reported ...

They will also be increasing the minimum income theshold to make it even harder for British citizens to sponsor a foreign spouse. We will, therefore, continue to bear down on immigration from outside the European Union. We will increase the earnings thresholds for people wishing to sponsor migrants ...

That is a very harsh refusal considering the lenght of time in Ireland.

I thought you were refused because you didn't provide evidence of your economic activities in the UK?

I wouldn't worry too much on the circumvention issue, you will succeed in court if you appeal.

On a positive note the Upper Tribunal has accepted and applied the question in the Eind judgement regarding the exercise of treaty right upon return in "EEA Regulations 2006 - Article 9(2) - Surinder Singh spouse 2010." https://tribunalsdecisions.service.gov.uk/utiac/2010-ukut-420 Not sure of the r...

What have you been doing since you've come back to the UK ie have you applied for any jobs, attended any interviews, registered with the job centre etc? You may be able to reapply and provide them with evidence as a job seeker or prove self sufficiency by getting CSI for your non-eu family members. ...

I wouldn't pay too much attention to what the polls says. They haven't been able to predict past events with accuracy. Even the Daily fail admits the polls showing massive Tory lead in the upcoming election is wrong. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4431984/Polls-showing-massive-Tory-lead-oco...

This election is nothing more than a chance for Theresa May to secure another 5 years in office before things turn for the worst. If she were to hold an election same time next year you can bet she would be gone.

I wouldn't hold my breath on seeing the back of this vile party after 8th June.

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There is still a right of appeal for direct family members however it is limited to meeting the criteria under the EEA Regulations 2016.

See paragraph 2 of out of country appeals - http://www.eearegulations.co.uk/Regs201 ... ulation_37

the main question is , if you apply for residence card in the UK without getting family permit from Ireland .... after getting 5 year residence card..... then permanent residence card ..... when you will apply for naturalization, will you have to wait for 10 years and you enter in the UK without fa...

Theresa May has conceded to the EU demand that there will be no negotiations on a deal until the UK leaves the EU and as a result a transitional arrangement period will be put in place. The EU has made clear freedom of movement will still apply during the transitional period as well as Jurisdiction ...

Under the new regulations BC will need CSI if on return to the UK they are Self-Sufficient or a Student. The CSI cover only applies to the non-EU family member. If BC is not Employed, Self-Employed, Self-Sufficient or a Student they can qualify in the Jobseeker category. It requires BC to only demon...

Speaking from experience there are plenty of IT jobs in Ireland and you have a very good chance of finding work in this field if you live in Dublin or Cork. You can use your residence card to enter Ireland however as Casa stated Airlines share info and if your wife has been away from France for more...