A Long-term visit visa only allows you to stay for six months per visit, just like regular visit visas. I assume you just mean granted entry as a visitor on arrival as Japan is a non-visa required country. I believe you must convince the border force officer your main purpose in the UK is temporary ...

Hello, If you had a French EHIC (or other EEA country EHIC) for the whole period you can use that (Cannot be a UK EHIC), Here is a post by another French person who is talking about French NHS (CPAM). I don't know what that is or if it helps you but I'll link the original post - http://www.immigrati...

The restriction for no recourse to public funds doesn't apply to family members of EEA Nationals. You may receive benefits if you meet the eligibility requirements. However depending on your status as a qualified EEA National in the UK, if you are residing as self-sufficient applying for benefits wo...

registered as a British citizen in 1992/ or 93 under Sectin 1 (1) of the British Nationality (Hong Kong) Act 1990. A person who is registered as a British citizen by virtue of section 1(1) above shall be treated for the purposes of the M1British Nationality Act 1981 (in this Act referred to as “the...

katiasn wrote: Not sure what you mean by "Not if you are sponsoring your wife." - 2 of us are employed. I am not sponsoring him. We are not married. We are partners.
Thank you

Oh I'm sorry I misunderstood, Then you will each have to fill out an individual application for EEA PR.

Hello, You might have already seen the guidance but I'll link it just in case - https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/583220/Family-members-of-British-citizens-_v1.pdf If you the sponsor (British Citizen) under SS is treated as an EEA National. Your wife and son (...

Hello,
Try reading this thread - http://www.immigrationboards.com/eea-ro ... 23840.html

Hi there, I can't get my head around this form :( Can someone help me, please? The case is: Bulgarian couple, came in 2010, working since day 1 in UK, have a 3 year old kid. 1. Can I fill in 1 application and add my partner and our daughter to it? Or I have to fill inn 2 forms and don't add the chi...

Can I apply online for the PR for myself, my wife and our son together? What type of visa do they have now, and how long have they had it? If they have completed 5 years in the UK and they have had a EEA visa throughout those 5 years , then yes, you can apply as a family unit in the same online, or...

MrSlyFox, It's not at all clear to me that the paragraphs you quote apply to our case. There are these 2-year, 5-year and 10-year routes, explained in large technical documents. What route would we be taking? The Five year route Here the the guidence which also is very clearly linked on the page - ...

Hello Marco, 1) Will the time I was a student without The health insurance count at all? During your school/self-sufficient period perhaps you had an EHIC from Italy (a UK one doesn't count)? Otherwise 2009 - 2011 doesn't count. 2) If not, will it make the "PR CLOCK" reset or will my first...

You are correct any continuous five years period being a qualified person is valid for acquiring permanent residence. However for example, if you pick 2005 - 2010 you would also have to show you haven't been outside the UK for two years because otherwise, your permanent residence would have been los...

So my question is: what are the current rules for applying for a spousal visa if currently in the UK through Surinder Singh? Do we have to leave the country to make the application? Apply to remain in the UK with family You can apply to extend or switch in any of these routes if you’re eligible, ex...

Pages 44 -45 expediting an EEA decision https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/591720/Processes-and-procedures-v5_0.pdf Some more helpful info: https://www.freemovement.org.uk/expediting-an-eu-residence-card-application/ But do remember you can still travel without...

I absolutely understand what you're saying, but I think we have to start with this: If married to the EEA national, rights under EEA regulations are obtained automatically based on the activities of the EEA national. The HO just confirm those rights by issuing RC/PR Confirmation so you are allowed ...

I have lost my right to work due to the wording of the response they got from Home Office for their ECS check: "We are unable to provide you with a statutory excuse." "You are permitted to accept offers of employment in the United Kingdom, or to continue in employment in the United K...

I think getting a passport would be better, It's much cheaper and I think it would be faster than getting a certificate of entitlement. Applying for passports from India or Pakistan take 6 to 12 months to process as they are processed in the UK. CoE or RoA is much quicker. Wow! That is a very long ...

You need to make an account on "Visa4UK",
When filling it out choose the following:
Under select visa type:

Reason for visit: other
Visa type: others
Visa sub-type: right of abode certificate of entitlement

But with links above I don't get an option for this,but only for applying different kind of visas. Please help me with this regards https://www.gov.uk/right-of-abode/apply-for-a-certificate-of-entitlement It's on the page under the heading" Apply from outside the UK " Apply from outside t...

EEA 3 & EEA PR are just names of the forms. The document certifying Permanent Residence is still valid provided your PR hasn't lapsed by more than two years outside the UK. No need to apply for a new one, maybe after Brexit there will be new regulations. But you don't need to do anything right n...

"You are permitted to accept offers of employment in the United Kingdom, or to continue in employment in the United Kingdom, whilst your application is under consideration and until either you are issued with residence documentation or, if your application is refused, until your appeal rights ...

COA With Work : 05.08.2016 A COA is valid proof of your right-to-work "You are permitted to accept offers of employment in the United Kingdom, or to continue in employment in the United Kingdom, whilst your application is under consideration and until either you are issued with residence docum...

Very good spot sercet.simon, I didn't think to check. Hmmm, I don't know then maybe it was processed by a different department i.e. post-decision team for example? Perhaps they still utilise the old vignettes?

Here is the guidance for children born to EEA Nationals: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... Policy.pdf

You said you appealed your decision, If originally you applied prior 6th of April 2015 when the HO introduced biometric residence cards you will be issued the vignette as you would not have provided biometrics to be issued with a biometric residence card.