I am a British Citizen.Can my parents apply for EEA permit f
Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2016 10:00 pm
http://britcits.blogspot.co.uk/2016/11/ ... e.html?m=1
https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... h-citizens
New legislation has 6 complicated stages and seems hard to prove that you moved to EEA not free movement right. Please guide me.
I went through the link you sent and gone through all the 6 stages:
Stage 1: verify eligibility of applicant and sponsor to apply under Surinder Singh. The qualified person definition has changed so now the British citizen has to satisfy the same requirements, for the most part, as an EEA national e.g. be engaging in work, job seeking student or self-sufficient. Odd that on the same page as this is mentioned, the HO claims to be complying with the Eind case.
Yes I am going there for work and have a good offer from IT firm and going to be long term commitment I want to continue.
Stage 2: establish whether sponsor did exercise free movement rights in the EEA host country
Yes thats because of job offer
Stage 3: determine whether residence in the EEA host country was genuine; this includes the centre of life stuff, so still in there, still in breach of case law.
Yes will move family there, kids will go to school there, rent , all bills , bank account , driving licence etc
Stage 4: determine the purpose of the residence in the EEA host country; this is the key new bit and what we will concentrate on in this post.
because of job but its weird question here
Stage 5: obtain additional information if needed
Stage 6: decide the application
I think my case is genuine but I know the motive behind this, my mother came to UK 3-4 times on visiting visa and I am looking forward to apply 10 years visa for safe side, don't know if they refuse this application then at least she still have visa to travel to UK.
Honestly I don't understand what to do? immigration lawyers also not giving proper imp formation spent money on them also.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... h-citizens
New legislation has 6 complicated stages and seems hard to prove that you moved to EEA not free movement right. Please guide me.
I went through the link you sent and gone through all the 6 stages:
Stage 1: verify eligibility of applicant and sponsor to apply under Surinder Singh. The qualified person definition has changed so now the British citizen has to satisfy the same requirements, for the most part, as an EEA national e.g. be engaging in work, job seeking student or self-sufficient. Odd that on the same page as this is mentioned, the HO claims to be complying with the Eind case.
Yes I am going there for work and have a good offer from IT firm and going to be long term commitment I want to continue.
Stage 2: establish whether sponsor did exercise free movement rights in the EEA host country
Yes thats because of job offer
Stage 3: determine whether residence in the EEA host country was genuine; this includes the centre of life stuff, so still in there, still in breach of case law.
Yes will move family there, kids will go to school there, rent , all bills , bank account , driving licence etc
Stage 4: determine the purpose of the residence in the EEA host country; this is the key new bit and what we will concentrate on in this post.
because of job but its weird question here
Stage 5: obtain additional information if needed
Stage 6: decide the application
I think my case is genuine but I know the motive behind this, my mother came to UK 3-4 times on visiting visa and I am looking forward to apply 10 years visa for safe side, don't know if they refuse this application then at least she still have visa to travel to UK.
Honestly I don't understand what to do? immigration lawyers also not giving proper imp formation spent money on them also.