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Pablito wrote:how long before your residence card will expire? For processing family permit you will need about 3-4 weeks, if you still have over a month time you could apply in Cyprus I believe if successful it will save you money and time.
It would be helpful if you could state your wife's nationality and what she is doing in the UK.Iboubenas wrote:HELLO,
I'm a student here in Cyprus and my Wife and kids ( EU Nationals) are living in UK.
but my Resident Permit is almost finished here (Cyprus).
and i was wondering if i will be able to apply for the EEA Family Permit while my Resident is finished or i will need to go back home (Africa) and apply from there???
Thanks in Advance ( Obie, Jumbo, Vinny......)
EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:It would be helpful if you could state your wife's nationality and what she is doing in the UK.Iboubenas wrote:HELLO,
I'm a student here in Cyprus and my Wife and kids ( EU Nationals) are living in UK.
but my Resident Permit is almost finished here (Cyprus).
and i was wondering if i will be able to apply for the EEA Family Permit while my Resident is finished or i will need to go back home (Africa) and apply from there???
Thanks in Advance ( Obie, Jumbo, Vinny......)
Pablito wrote:You have a right to join your wife in UK, but no one here could assure you that your application will be successful. You just need to apply and see what happens, if you are refused you have appeal rights or you can reapply.
I would suggest you act quick if you have only 1 month..
Obie wrote:Have you indeed married?
my understanding was you are an unmarried partner. However if you have been married since my previous understanding, then you should be able to secure an EEA family permit.
Aine002 wrote:You can apply. I use to live in Cyprus and many people i know, applied for EEAFP without even having RP in there hands, with expired RP or with little pink slip from migration that they applied for yellow slip in Cyprus.
UK embassy in Nicosia is very fast, in 3-4 days you will have you're visa.
Hi Aine002Aine002 wrote:You can apply. I use to live in Cyprus and many people i know, applied for EEAFP without even having RP in there hands, with expired RP or with little pink slip from migration that they applied for yellow slip in Cyprus.
UK embassy in Nicosia is very fast, in 3-4 days you will have you're visa.
Iboubenas wrote:Aine002 wrote:You can apply. I use to live in Cyprus and many people i know, applied for EEAFP without even having RP in there hands, with expired RP or with little pink slip from migration that they applied for yellow slip in Cyprus.
UK embassy in Nicosia is very fast, in 3-4 days you will have you're visa.
Hello Aine002
thanks a lot for your clarification... i was thinking abt that, applying for the Yellow Slip and then take the little receipt ( pink Slip) and then apply for the EEA FP.
Hi Iboubenas,
Got the same situation with you. My visa here in Spain already expired. I want also to apply EEAFP. Please let us know if it is successful. And hopefully itvwill be approved. Godbless
thanks again... Stay blessed
Aine002 wrote:Hi there!
I doubt that you can apply for EEA FP with expired visa.
Yes, me as well I have read the UKBA site that any previous immigration history will not affect any application because the EEA family permit is not under UK immigration rule. Its about under EU law.Iboubenas wrote:Aine002 wrote:Hi there!
I doubt that you can apply for EEA FP with expired visa.
EUN2.2 Where can an EEA family permit be issued?
EEA family permits may be obtained from any diplomatic mission overseas. It is not necessary for an applicant to be lawfully or normally resident in the country to apply.
i got it from UK Border website....
i get EEA FP last week. i was deported from Cyprus. so i guess in practice its really doesnt matter previous immigration history as long as relation is genuine.fernandojose wrote:Yes, me as well I have read the UKBA site that any previous immigration history will not affect any application because the EEA family permit is not under UK immigration rule. Its about under EU law.Iboubenas wrote:Aine002 wrote:Hi there!
I doubt that you can apply for EEA FP with expired visa.
EUN2.2 Where can an EEA family permit be issued?
EEA family permits may be obtained from any diplomatic mission overseas. It is not necessary for an applicant to be lawfully or normally resident in the country to apply.
i got it from UK Border website....
Where did u apply your EEA family permit? Why are you deported to Cyprus then if u got already EEA FP?swordfish wrote:i get EEA FP last week. i was deported from Cyprus. so i guess in practice its really doesnt matter previous immigration history as long as relation is genuine.fernandojose wrote:Yes, me as well I have read the UKBA site that any previous immigration history will not affect any application because the EEA family permit is not under UK immigration rule. Its about under EU law.Iboubenas wrote:Aine002 wrote:Hi there!
I doubt that you can apply for EEA FP with expired visa.
EUN2.2 Where can an EEA family permit be issued?
EEA family permits may be obtained from any diplomatic mission overseas. It is not necessary for an applicant to be lawfully or normally resident in the country to apply.
i got it from UK Border website....
Iboubenas wrote:HI EVERYONE
I joined my wife (worker) to the Uk last friday with the EEA family permit. so i would like to know which documents will i need to apply for the EEA2 ?
and do i have to pay for the application ?
thanks in advance
askmeplz82 wrote:Iboubenas wrote:HI EVERYONE
I joined my wife (worker) to the Uk last friday with the EEA family permit. so i would like to know which documents will i need to apply for the EEA2 ?
and do i have to pay for the application ?
thanks in advance
Welcome to the UK,
her Payslip, her contract letter from the work place, proof of address for both of you, Passport your and wife, £55 fees for the application
Never ever is this required, and I would strongly discourage you from leaving the UK to make an application.Iboubenas wrote:or i will need to go back home (Africa) and apply from there???
It's the same ; will not make difference to EU national if they don't apply . it's cost £55 so both can apply if you wishIboubenas wrote:HELLO EVERYONE,
i would like to apply for the EEA2, but i saw that many people applied with their partener at the same time, i mean EEA1 AND EEA2.
So i would like to know if i could apply alone without my wife applying for the EEA1?
WHICH OPTION IS THE BEST : APPLYING ALONE (EEA2 only) OR TOGETHER(EEA1 AND EEA2)
THANKS IN ADVANCE