Thank you noajthan and Rishard w for your kind advice. I very much appreciate it. The health insurance policy that we have covers full in and out patient costs and many other things. It is considered to be one of the major comprehensive insurance policies which is a bit costly. The limitations it ha...

Hi, my spouse is an eea national. I attained EEA4 last year based on her exercising treaty rights as a worker. She worked for about 8 months. Since January 2016 she stopped working and has become a self-sufficient person with CSI and financial support from my family. She will need to get an operatio...

Thank you very much noajthan for your advice and help. I am very grateful. May I ask the last question please regarding to this matter. If my wife stops working in January and choose to be self-sufficient with CSI and Savings, does it means she have to pay by herself(say, CSI won't cover because of ...

Thank you very much for your advice noajthan. I think I should get CSI anyway. May I ask just another quick question please in relation to using NHS? My wife has been seeing a specialist for her hyperthyroidism. The special list suggests her to get surgery as soon as possible. The surgery itself won...

I did some extra research. I assume that I can choose any of 5 years within my residency in the UK to apply for PR. Am I correct? However I am still worried that if I(non-eea) as a spouse of EEA national would still have the right to reside in the UK even when my wife(eea-national) does not exercise...

Hello. I am writing this post to seek for your advice and wisdom regarding to the qualifying period for PR. I have read a lot articles in this section for a few days. However there are some things that I would like to check. I am non-eea national. I am married to my wife who is eea national, Lithuan...