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I was wondering what are the requirements for an EEA citizen to bring the spouse to live in the uk. Is there a minimum income? Or a minimum amount saved in a bank? A minimum time living in the uk? In my case she is a national from Denmark that used to work and now is a full time student. Is it legally possible for her to bring me, a Brazilian national, to live with her indefinitely in London?

Thanks

Please see this forum instead http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewfo ... cf63f9d583

Also, your question is answered here http://eumovement.wordpress.com/directive-200438ec/

thanks for your help.

Read the website but my questions about minimum income and savings are not answered there - or at least i couldn't find.

thanks again

There is no restriction on income and saving as long as your EEA spouse is here to exercise the treaty.

thanks a lot

altevirbozon wrote:thanks for your help.

Read the website buty questions about minimum income and savings are not answered there - or at least i couldn't find.

thanks again

I woudl try to give you even a little clue, although I am not absolutely sure about the validity of the following information.

When I talked to my solicitor , before I applied for the eea2, he briefly mentioned the minimum income for the EEA national, and I think he said it is 8,000 pounds per Year or maybe even less . Dont cling to it too much, but I think that is what he said ( I didnt pay attention that much as that didnt worry me, other things were on my mind)

http://www.uel.ac.uk/international/advice/eea.htm#item7

Godott wrote:

altevirbozon wrote:thanks for your help.

Read the website buty questions about minimum income and savings are not answered there - or at least i couldn't find.

thanks again

I woudl try to give you even a little clue, although I am not absolutely sure about the validity of the following information.

When I talked to my solicitor , before I applied for the eea2, he briefly mentioned the minimum income for the EEA national, and I think he said it is 8,000 pounds per Year or maybe even less . Dont cling to it too much, but I think that is what he said ( I didnt pay attention that much as that didnt worry me, other things were on my mind)

most solicitor in UK do not know much about EEA Route, i have talk to many, they are very good in the National Law, The best place to get advice is to come here to this forum, it has really help a lot of people get their life back. It is free and many talented people are here to advice you with their personal experience.

Godott and darlene82328 info are contradictory.

found some valuable information at:

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/eucitizens/

but still in doubt.

Mine, mainly works with European ones.