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Get an EEA family permit after entering the UK as a tourist
Posted: Sat Aug 15, 2015 4:27 pm
by ALBoston
Hi
I am a French citizen currently living and working in the US. I'm married to an American citizen. We are running out of time to request an EEA family permit for him before leaving for the UK.
Would the following scenario work?
We enter the uk together. He enters as a tourist to help me move in. After one week or two, he goes to France or the Netherlands as a tourist and gets the EEA family permit. He then re-enter the UK.
Would this work?
Thanks for your help!
AL
Re: Get an EEA family permit after entering the UK as a tour
Posted: Sat Aug 15, 2015 5:27 pm
by liquidweb
ALBoston wrote:Hi
I am a French citizen currently living and working in the US. I'm married to an American citizen. We are running out of time to request an EEA family permit for him before leaving for the UK.
Would the following scenario work?
We enter the uk together. He enters as a tourist to help me move in. After one week or two, he goes to France or the Netherlands as a tourist and gets the EEA family permit. He then re-enter the UK.
Would this work?
Thanks for your help!
AL
Since you are both married. The best way to enter UK is via EEA Family Permit. Once he is here, you can apply for Residence Card and that is valid for 5 years and after that EEA(PR). It takes typically 10 working days for Deputy High Commission to serve EEA FP.
Re: Get an EEA family permit after entering the UK as a tour
Posted: Sun Sep 06, 2015 3:25 am
by Nepenthe
liquidweb wrote:ALBoston wrote:Hi
I am a French citizen currently living and working in the US. I'm married to an American citizen. We are running out of time to request an EEA family permit for him before leaving for the UK.
Would the following scenario work?
We enter the uk together. He enters as a tourist to help me move in. After one week or two, he goes to France or the Netherlands as a tourist and gets the EEA family permit. He then re-enter the UK.
Would this work?
Thanks for your help!
AL
Since you are both married. The best way to enter UK is via EEA Family Permit. Once he is here, you can apply for Residence Card and that is valid for 5 years and after that EEA(PR). It takes typically 10 working days for Deputy High Commission to serve EEA FP.
Hi did this work for you? I am in the same situation, contemplating whether to apply for visit visa first or directly for EU permit. Please advise.