Hi all and thanks for your help On the EEA permanent residence form they require the self sufficient applicant to have held "comprehensive" health insurance for the 5 years. My questions are: 1) how to they determine that an insurance is comprehensive? Insurances have all sorts of commerci...

Hi all, I'm no expert nor lawyer but trying to understand the consequences of the Lounes case outcome on the 30th of May https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/may/30/uk-wrong-to-deny-residency-rights-in-test-case-eu-judge-says (previous article: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/may/16/l...

I know I could qualify as a worker/resident as I worked constinuously form 2001 to 2006 but it's so long ago it might be difficult to prove. Afterwards I worked both as self employed and employee and I know that the self employement can be a problem. It may be difficult, but it would be a lot easie...

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/may/16/landmark-european-court-case-could-curtail-freedoms-of-british-dual-nationals?CMP=share_btn_tw I did read this article and am truly shocked. I woandering on the implications on our family life. I cannot believe that it is ok to split a family on such ...

Thank you very much for your answer. He still has Italian citizenship though (dual) so he is still an EEA qualified person. Do you still think he ceased to be able to sponsor me only because he also acquired Bristish citizenship? Seems strange. Please let me know. mant thanks! PS answering your que...

Did you click on the link 'ceased' underlined in blue in my post :?: By the way...I'm a 'her' :wink: Hi Casa and sorry for the "his"!. I did click but found it confusing, sorry. Anyhow if that's the case what other choice do we have? I know I could qualify as a worker/resident as I worked...

Yes, you can apply for PR as a extended family member of a qualified person. Here is your option in PR application form: I’ve lived in the UK for a continuous period of ve years as an EEA national quali ed person, the family member or extended family member of a quali ed person, or a combination of ...

Your husband ceased to be able to sponsor you under EEA Regulations once he became a British citizen. How long have you been living with your husband in the UK? Thank you very much for your answer. He still has Italian citizenship though (dual) so he is still an EEA qualified person. Do you still t...

Hi all, and thanks for reading. I am an Italian mother of a child born in 2014 who has both British and Italian citizenship. The father is my unmarried partner of 17 years and he is also from Italy. We all reside here in England together. My partner obtained a document certifying permanent residence...