According to my lease, I've been living with my partner for almost 2 years (longer than that because he wasn't added onto the contract until a much later date). I'm applying for a Tier 5 because I feel that I currently do not have sufficient evidence to submit an EEA2 application for the time being....

[It depends on your case. To do so (successfully) you need to be in a durable relationship ' akin to marriage ' (or married) AND with sponsor/partner is exercising treaty rights in UK. Are you in a durable relationship? Sponsor exercising treaty rights? Rock-solid evidence to back your case? Yes to...

Hey there! I'm currently in my final year of university on a Tier 4 visa, and will be switching to a Tier 5 Youth Mobility upon completion of my course. If I were to decide to settle down with my EEA boyfriend while staying in the UK on my Tier 5 visa, am I permitted to apply for the EEA2 Extended ...

Hey there! I'm currently in my final year of university on a Tier 4 visa, and will be switching to a Tier 5 Youth Mobility upon completion of my course. If I were to decide to settle down with my EEA boyfriend while staying in the UK on my Tier 5 visa, am I permitted to apply for the EEA2 Extended F...

Am I missing something here? Apart from a good piece of advertising on the forum for the airline, how does this prove you were living together? :? I was told by my university's Advice and Counselling Department that the flat contract can be slightly off from the actual date which my partner moved i...

As a part of submitting an EEA2 Residence Card application, I will need to prove that my EEA sponsor has been living with me for the past 2 years. He has been living with me since February 2014, but his name wasn't added to the lease until late July of the same year (4 months from this post). Will t...

Hi all! I'm an Australian currently studying university in London and have been living with my Icelandic Partner for the past 2 years. I am in the process of applying for an EEA2 (EFM) UK Residence Card so I can remain in the UK after graduation. I've been reading the UKVI website to find out more a...