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If U have been continuously working for last 7 or even 5 years within the UK, U are absolutely exercising ur treaty right. you can go for EEA FP.devster wrote:Hi,
Thanks for your replies.
Can someone please explain what is meant by 'Exercising your treaty rights in an EEA country'?
If I am in full time work in the UK and have been for the past 5 years (actually 7) am I not exercising my treaty rights? Or does it mean that I would have to go to another EEA state, if there I meet and marry, I can then bring her back and then prove I had exercised my treaty rights?
This is all very confusing. Thank you all again for your advice (and patience).
Dev
Sorry I didn't notice. I am really very sorry for giving wrong information. I completely un-noticed British Citizenship. Once again sorry.archigabe wrote:He is a UK national...UK nationals are not exercising 'Treaty rights' when they live in their own country, unless returning after working abroad in another E.U country. 'Treaty Rights' generally apply to E.U citizens working in another E.U country outside their country of their citizenship