Visa Extension advice

[Callum86]

Hello,

Am currently seeking advice, I got married with my polish wife in 2013 and there fore got 5 years residence visa which is about to expire in jan2019, my wife she has a British PR, she was working till November 2015 since then she is house wife looking after our 2 year old child, I am working full time professional job.

I am now wondering upon the expiry of my 5 year resident visa which I got because of my marriage with eea national now what are mu options, how can I extend it.

Please advice me.

Thank you

[Callum86]

Hello,

Am currently seeking advice, I got married with my polish wife in 2013 and there fore got 5 years residence visa which is about to expire in jan2019, my wife she has a British PR, she was working till November 2015 since then she is house wife looking after our 2 year old child (British Passport), I am working full time professional job.

I am now wondering upon the expiry of my 5 year resident visa which I got because of my marriage with eea national now what are my options, how can I extend it.

Please advice me.

Thank you

[Callum86]

Hello,

Am currently seeking advice, I got married with my polish wife in 2013 and there fore got 5 years residence visa which is about to expire in jan2019, my wife she has a British PR, she was working till November 2015 since then she is house wife looking after our 2 year old child, I am working full time professional job.

I am now wondering upon the expiry of my 5 year resident visa which I got because of my marriage with eea national now what are mu options, how can I extend it.

Please advice me.

Thank you

[Casa]

Hello,

Am currently seeking advice, I got married with my polish wife in 2013 and there fore got 5 years residence visa which is about to expire in jan2019, my wife she has a British PR, she was working till November 2015 since then she is house wife looking after our 2 year old child, I am working full time professional job.

I am now wondering upon the expiry of my 5 year resident visa which I got because of my marriage with eea national now what are mu options, how can I extend it.

Please advice me.

Thank you

Please desist from posting the same question over and over in a short space of time. Someone will respond if and when they have the answer.

[Callum86]

Hi, please anyone if can advise please do it.

Thank you

[seagul]

Hi, please anyone if can advise please do it.

Thank you

Eu national partner need to continuously keep exercise its treaty rights like working/studying/self employment etc to keep active its non-eu national partner's legal status leading to settlement. Therefore, till the time your EEA partner got uk PR status must have been exercising its treaty rights to enable you to also get permanent residence. Otherwise you might have to apply another non-eu residence permit under EU rule or apply for FLRM the spouse of settled person under uk expensive route.

[Callum86]

Hi Seagul,

Thank you for your reply, my EEA national polish wife she does hold British PR since Jan2017 does it still means she needs to exercise treaty rights???
May be I am wrong but I thought if any EEA National has British PR they are not obliged to follow treaty rights like working! Which my polish wife isn't doing since birth of our child since 2016 Jan.

Please guide meI am thinking right or not and what steps shall I take to cement my future with my family in this country?

Thank you a lot

[seagul]

Hi Seagul,

Thank you for your reply, my EEA national polish wife she does hold British PR since Jan2017 does it still means she needs to exercise treaty rights???
May be I am wrong but I thought if any EEA National has British PR they are not obliged to follow treaty rights like working! Which my polish wife isn't doing since birth of our child since 2016 Jan.

Please guide meI am thinking right or not and what steps shall I take to cement my future with my family in this country?

Thank you a lot

After getting PR the EU national won't need to exercise its treaty rights further and without treaty rights she shouldn't have acquired her PR status which means she was exercising its treaty rights to get PR so as per my guess you might qualify for PR too after 5 years.

[Callum86]

Hi Seagul,

thank you for your reply but am not sure what shall i apply for visa extension or extension in different category or PR or anything completely clueless, as you mentioned even am not sure and they might come back asking about my wife not exercising treaty rights and so on!
i might sound silly but just want to clear the confuse i have as to is British permanent residency granted through EEA regulation different to ILR under British Immigration Rules?
if you can guide me towards something would be thankful

thank you.

[vinny]

PR card, citing judgment, if necessary.