comprehensive medical insurance ?

[eumumto2]

Hello, I would like to ask your advice people.
My family has issued PR blue cards a year ago. We are from EU.
All these years we are living in the UK my husband was working. I understand that I received this PR because of him, because he was a main applicant? - Now he doesn't want to go further to Citizenship. He doesn't want to pass tests and things like that. But I want to get citizenship for me and our son 16 y.o.
I was a full-time student for 2 years and a housewife for the rest time.
Question - will I be able to get citizenship if I was a housewife and I never had any medical insurance??
question 2 - will it make any difference if my husband will do citizenship as well? as main applicant?

[eumumto2]

Probably I wrote a messy question.
I am wondering on what ground did I receive the PR?
Self-sufficient? is that possible if I didn't have any medical insurance? As I said we are from EU and my husband has been working all these 7 years what we are living here. I was a student and a housewife.

[Casa]

No, from your post it appears that you acquired PR through your husband's sponsorship through his employment.

[eumumto2]

Thanks for your answer, Casa!
Does this mean that I should not worry about any health insurance? Because I wonder if I got PR mistakenly? All these documents make me stressful..

[eumumto2]

And can I apply for citizenship even if my husband won't apply? or if he is my sponsor should I do it with him only? sorry for multiple questions!

[Casa]

If your husband was exercising his Treaty rights throughout your 5 year qualifying period you have acquired PR correctly, with no need for CSI.

You can apply for BC on your own regardless of whether your husband applies or not.

[eumumto2]

Thank you, Casa!!!!
And Merry Christmas!!!

[Casa]

Thank you, Casa!!!!
And Merry Christmas!!!

You're welcome. Happy festivities