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Thank you to all.

Specially hark@1978

I have reciveid my bio metrics card. Just now.
Full stattus. Indefinatine.

On my biometrics it say. Eu settlement scheme.

I want to know, am I free now from any immigrtion control..
I mean my wife working, treaty rights??
Any marriage certificate I need to take??

Any thing else

Can they still ask me where my wife is or why I am alone??

I know I should not be outside uk for more then 2 years..

But, if I want to can I travel to pakistain, every 2 months, or 6 months, ...

I do not like to be stoped by ukba and being asked where my partner is..

Please clarify my doubt...

Also, what should I keep in mind when I travel outside eu??

Still cannot believe I am free, from all immigration control..

But please clarify my doubt

I am happy with my French wife and kids... But this ukba

Littlemoor wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 21, 2019 3:04 pm

I have reciveid my bio metrics card. Just now.
Full stattus. Indefinatine.

On my biometrics it say. Eu settlement scheme.

I want to know, am I free now from any immigrtion control..

No. You still have to show the card. That is the reason you have it. Showing the card is the way you pass immigration control.

I mean my wife working, treaty rights??

No idea what you are trying to say here?
In any case, since seems you have a form of ILR you are now independent from your wife's status.

Any marriage certificate I need to take??

Your passport + biometric card should allow you entry, independent of your wife's status.

Can they still ask me where my wife is or why I am alone??

No reason they would do this.

I know I should not be outside uk for more then 2 years..

If you have the usual Tier-based ILR then it's 2 continuous years, if you have Settled status, then it's 5 continuous years.

But, if I want to can I travel to pakistain, every 2 months, or 6 months, ...

This is fine, if every time you travel you do not exceed a maximum of 2 consecutive or 5 consecutive years abroad, depending on what ILR you have (as explained above). Small absences are fine.

Also, what should I keep in mind when I travel outside eu??

The fact you have a form of UK ILR does not entitle you to travel visa-free to any other country. You still need to check if/what visas you need to go to individual countries you visit, this also applies to EU countries. If your wife is French, it is my understanding you can travel visa-free to France (if you have the right endorsement on your passport, I believe) and other EU countries. However, do check each country's individual provisions and conditions.

Still cannot believe I am free, from all immigration control..

Again, this is not true. You are still subject to immigration control in the UK as long as you only have Pakistani nationality (i.e. before you acquire British or French nationality).

Hi I have won my apeal last month in court as extended family member with my uncle and hope i will get my card very soon.
My question is can I travel to pakistan without my uncle and come back or not ?

@ Karemo

Very well explained.

Thank you

I have reciveid my bio metrics card. Just now.
Full stattus. Indefinatine.

On my biometrics it say. Eu settlement scheme.

I want to know, am I free now from any immigrtion control..
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No. You still have to show the card. That is the reason you have it. Showing the card is the way you pass immigration control.

I mean my wife working, treaty rights??

No idea what you are trying to say here?
In any case, since seems you have a form of ILR you are now independent from your wife's status.

Any marriage certificate I need to take??

Your passport + biometric card should allow you entry, independent of your wife's status.

Can they still ask me where my wife is or why I am alone??

No reason they would do this.

I know I should not be outside uk for more then 2 years..

If you have the usual Tier-based ILR then it's 2 continuous years, if you have Settled status, then it's 5 continuous years.

But, if I want to can I travel to pakistain, every 2 months, or 6 months, ...

This is fine, if every time you travel you do not exceed a maximum of 2 consecutive or 5 consecutive years abroad, depending on what ILR you have (as explained above). Small absences are fine.

Also, what should I keep in mind when I travel outside eu??

The fact you have a form of UK ILR does not entitle you to travel visa-free to any other country. You still need to check if/what visas you need to go to individual countries you visit, this also applies to EU countries. If your wife is French, it is my understanding you can travel visa-free to France (if you have the right endorsement on your passport, I believe) and other EU countries. However, do check each country's individual provisions and conditions.

Still cannot believe I am free, from all immigration control..

Again, this is not true. You are still subject to immigration control in the UK as long as you only have Pakistani nationality (i.e. before you acquire British or French nationality).
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