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You need to apply to EEA FP before coming to UK. Once you get it, you can travel either with her or on your own. Once you are in the UK, you will need to apply for a residence card, but technically because you will already have your EEA FP you can work with no restrictions.Can my wife first go with me on EEA FP and I get/apply residence card within a month and then she can go back to Denmark for 3 months and then join me back in London for long term ? Or we have to stay together in London since start of EEA_FP + (when we apply for) EEA residence card?
If you want to get a residence card, you will have to submit her Passport, because UKBA need evidence of your relationship and of her ID. Just follow the rules of UKBA and you will be fine.Note that she is danish citizen and they do not have photo ID card, but they have driving license with photo but she would not wish to submit her passport or driving license to UKBA for 6 months.
As long as the EEA national is permanently moving to the UK and not just dropping you off and going back to Denmark, this is legal. The EEA national is allowed to be outside the UK for up to 6 months a year without breaking residency.habibcs wrote:Summary: To go on EEA_FP, and non-eea family member join job, apply for residence along with eea-family member and then eea national go out of UK for 3-6 months and then come back again and in meanwhile any possibility for me (non-eea family member) to be able to fly outside UK i.e to Denmark to visit her.
Is it all legal and possible what I am thinking above?
Yeshabibcs wrote:Can we come to UK on EEA Family permit, stay for 1 month, and she goes back to Denmark for 2 months and then join me back (and all the while I am working in UK) and then we apply for registration certificate + residence card together?
This is one way of exercising treaty rights. You will also need EHIC from Denmark or a private health insurance as self-sufficient requires Comprehensive Sickness Insurance (CSI).Does this mean that she is exercising EU treaty rights if I (non-eea family member on EEA FP) is doing full time work (37.5 per week) and referred to as self-sufficient? (to become basis for residence)
Does she has to buy CSI as well? Or can she mention that she will use EHIC for first 6 months and then based on my job contract (attached to application) tell that she will be covered separately for CSI without the EHIC?The EHIC is only valid when your stay in the UK is on a temporary basis. Therefore if you do provide your EHIC as proof of comprehensive sickness insurance you should also provide a covering letter stating whether it is your intention to stay in the UK on a temporary or permanent basis and your reasons for this.
CSI should cover both of you. Just state your intentions are temporary.habibcs wrote: Does she has to buy CSI as well? Or can she mention that she will use EHIC for first 6 months and then based on my job contract (attached to application) tell that she will be covered separately for CSI without the EHIC?