Is the British citizen a qualified person?

[anvish]

As per the new rules does the British citizen need to have a Job upon arrival in UK along with their non-eu spouse?


Is the British citizen a qualified person?
In order to be able to sponsor a family member’s right to reside in the UK, the British
citizen must be able to satisfy the conditions for being a qualified person. The
application must include evidence that the British citizen is able to satisfy these
conditions. There are some exceptions to the ordinary conditions of being a qualified
person because the sponsor is a British citizen instead of an EEA national.

thank you

[noajthan]

As per the new rules does the British citizen need to have a Job upon arrival in UK along with their non-eu spouse?


Is the British citizen a qualified person?
...

thank you

Do you mean November changes to EEA Regs?

Do you mean in context of a Brit returning to UK after a SS stay in another EU memberstate?

What is that quote? where from?

[MrSlyFox]

The quote is from the new guidance for
Free movement rights: Family members of British Citizens

Page 7: Is the British Citizen a Qualified Citizen

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... ns-_v1.pdf

[anvish]

Do you mean November changes to EEA Regs?

Do you mean in context of a Brit returning to UK after a SS stay in another EU memberstate?

What is that quote? where from?

1. Yes November changes

2. Yes I (BC) came to UK from Ireland with my non EU wife (with family permit) through SS

3. The quote is from the new guidance for
Free movement rights: Family members of British Citizens

[noajthan]

1. Yes November changes

2. Yes I (BC) came to UK from Ireland with my non EU wife (with family permit) through SS

3. The quote is from the new guidance for
Free movement rights: Family members of British Citizens

Well at least one member has already reported being asked to provide evidence of their activity in UK after returning from a SS gig.

Also worth noting that the map is not the territory ie such guidance is only guidance - it is not the law.

The recent EEA Regulations changes are new and untested,;
not all of it appears compatible with EU law, and, to my knowledge, it has not yet been tested by the courts.
We certainly live in interesting times.

[MrSlyFox]

There has been some discussion of the New Regulations Here:
http://www.immigrationboards.com/eea-ro ... 22873.html
and Here:
http://www.immigrationboards.com/eea-ro ... 19308.html