I have no doubts the rights of currently settled EU citizens in the UK and UK citizens in other parts of the EU will be maintained whatever the referendum but if you think that somehow the British government will be able to divide the EU and get some countries to give its citizens semi free movemen...

(and illegal) to apply to EU citizens exercising their right to free movement That is under the current arrangements. One of the main reasons to have this referendum, if not the main reason, is precisely to look at altering and possibly restricting free movement of people (as opposed to the free mo...

Many non-eu migrants are not expecting lax of restrictions but simply want to see similar level of the rules applied to eu migrants for fairness reasons. The thought is also shared by many Kiwis and Aussies who are eligible to vote, as reported by the bbc. Seb I respect your views but it would be u...

Anti-Brexit supporters are of course welcome to post their views, as you have... even though slightly grumpily. :| Unless the thread becomes inflammatory it can continue. I think you mean pro - Brexit if you were talking to me and sorry if I seem grumpy but the messages behind this thread is someth...

THIS THREAD SHOULD BE CLOSED Just the way to have a calm, mature and adult discussion. I do not like your point of view, so shut up!!!. That is what the above argument amounts to. its turned into a place to peddle anti-EU myths without any evidence to back them up If one wants only facts and no opi...

Free movement of people should never have been part of the EU treaty. This is not about xenophobia, foreigners taking jobs etc. A healthy and vibrant economy requires certain controls and regulations to stop an economy from overheating and getting into a boom bust cycle. Anything uncontrolled will ...

Most of the attention has been on EU citizens, who may lose some of their present advantages in moving from one country to the other. However, for those wanting to come to the UK from outside the EU, Brexit may be a blessing. One of the reasons why the UK government is continually looking for new w...

hello all, my fifth anivarsary done now on 14 may 2016,i have been married complete five years now. i have filled the eea pr form. ready to send. just wanted to ask you guys. iam i doing the right thing, submitting it now,or shall i wat this my residence card expires on 16-09-2016. please reply. th...

Thanks Noajthan for the reply I want to leave all my details below please have a look if you find a window. Came to UK 2006 student then post study work then got a girlfriend and married in sep 2011 and divorced in may 2016. Marriage : sep 2011 Been to homecountry in june 2014 got back on july end ...

Hello my sweet friends I am non-eea family member now 5 years completing next month divorced but I need a good advice if somebody could help that would be kind. I spent 14 months outside UK just because of an accident so my back and shoulder needed rest as advised by doctors. My question is I have ...

Noajthan: I dont think Kaalo was taking issue with being detained ever, it is the fact he has experience detaining or questioning seven times. That is not usual for the current climate, if someone was a genuine threat they would have not been let in the first time and then 6 more times or they woul...

Noajthan: I dont think Kaalo was taking issue with being detained ever, it is the fact he has experience detaining or questioning seven times. That is not usual for the current climate, if someone was a genuine threat they would have not been let in the first time and then 6 more times or they woul...

I am non EU I have BPR card but they stopped me twice in a month once at Heathrow for 50 minutes bullshit questions from Eco and second time stanstead same bullshit questions and detained for 40 minutes A BRC/PR is not a Willie Wonka-style 'golden ticket'. UK is not in Schengen zone and, as any sov...

I am non EU I have BPR card but they stopped me twice in a month once at Heathrow for 50 minutes bullshit questions from Eco and second time stanstead same bullshit questions and detained for 40 minutes So you have a Biometric PR Card now. Earlier you had Residence Card Vignette attached in the Pas...

As the holder of a Residence Card, I take it that you are still a non-EEA citizen and therefore, if you are traveling on your own, you should be using the non-EEA citizens queue. There is a logic to having all EEA citizens in one queue while all non-EEA citizens go into another. EEA citizens have a...

Technically my application was submitted in December, on the 1st but it might help to ease some people's minds here by sharing that I today received the letter confirming my PR. Timeline Application submitted: 1 /12/15 Biometric submitted: 11/12/15 COA: 04/01/16 PR granted 05 /05/16 Best of luck to ...

The part of the agreement that worries me is the new guidelines on sham marriages. UK, EU law and all EU directive make it clear that a sham marriage is one that was entered for immigration purposes. But the agreement wording says the concept shall cover "maintaining" a marriage. So if a t...