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How are you getting a UK state pension at age 62?paulcc21 wrote:Hi everybody My Question is as an Irishman I having lived and worked in the UK for most of my Life( 62 years)And now receive my state pension what will happen when my Russian wife will apply to renew her Residence card (may be a Permanent Residence Card)
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That puzzled me too. Ireland only pay a state pension after the age of 66 and the UK, 65Petaltop wrote:How are you getting a UK state pension at age 62?paulcc21 wrote:Hi everybody My Question is as an Irishman I having lived and worked in the UK for most of my Life( 62 years)And now receive my state pension what will happen when my Russian wife will apply to renew her Residence card (may be a Permanent Residence Card)
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You will need to ask about yourt wife's status on the EEA board, and state how you have been exercising your free movement treaty rights in the UK as a "qualified person", for your wife to be in the UK under EU rules.
And for someone who is age 62 now, it will be age 65 or age 66, for a UK state pension.Casa wrote:That puzzled me too. Ireland only pay a state pension after the age of 66.Petaltop wrote:How are you getting a UK state pension at age 62?paulcc21 wrote:Hi everybody My Question is as an Irishman I having lived and worked in the UK for most of my Life( 62 years)And now receive my state pension what will happen when my Russian wife will apply to renew her Residence card (may be a Permanent Residence Card)
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You will need to ask about yourt wife's status on the EEA board, and state how you have been exercising your free movement treaty rights in the UK as a "qualified person", for your wife to be in the UK under EU rules.
Ah! You could well have solved it!Noetic wrote:I read it OP having lived in the UK 62 years making it most of their life but not all.
In that case it seems his Russian wife will need to have held a CSI for PR or another RC, as she is the wife of a (non-working) self sufficient qualified person.Noetic wrote:I read it OP having lived in the UK 62 years making it most of their life but not all.
She's probably the wife of a permanent resident, so no CSI would be needed. It might be worthwhile for the OP to apply for a DCPR just to smooth his wife's path.Petaltop wrote:In that case it seems his Russian wife will need to have held a CSI for PR or another RC, as she is the wife of a (non-working) self sufficient qualified person.Noetic wrote:I read it OP having lived in the UK 62 years making it most of their life but not all.
