My peruvian wife has been resident with me in
The uk for 7 years as non eu family member of
Euro national. I hold joint british / irish
Nationality. She has a uk residence card in
Her passport which expired june 2013.

Can she accompany me on a 10 day trip from
Uk to irish republic without visa?

My Peruvian wife of 6 years has been settled in the UK since 2007. She initially had a Non - EEA family permit. I hold both irish / british nationality. My wife has passed her life in the UK test and was about to apply before naturalisation before we were told of mind blowing ridiculous "rules&...

My Peruvian wife of 6 years has been settled in the UK since 2007. She initially had a Non - EEA family permit. I hold both irish / british nationality. My wife has passed her life in the UK test and was about to apply before naturalisation before we were told of mind blowing ridiculous "rules&...

My Peruvian wife of 6 years has been settled in the UK since 2007. She initially had a Non - EEA family permit. I hold both irish / british nationality. My wife has passed her life in the UK test and was about to apply before naturalisation before we were told of mind blowing ridiculous "rules&...

My Peruvian wife of 6 years has been settled in the UK since 2007. She initially had a Non - EEA family permit. I hold both irish / british nationality. My wife has passed her life in the UK test and was about to apply before naturalisation before we were told of mind blowing ridiculous "rules&...

My Peruvian wife of 6 years has been settled in the UK since 2007. She initially had a Non - EEA family permit. I hold both irish / british nationality. My wife has passed her life in the UK test and was about to apply before naturalisation before we were told of mind blowing ridiculous "rules&...

My Peruvian wife of 6 years has been settled in the UK since 2007. She initially had a Non - EEA family permit. I hold both irish / british nationality. My wife has passed her life in the UK test and was about to apply before naturalisation before we were told of mind blowing ridiculous "rules&...

My Peruvian wife of 6 years has been settled in the UK since 2007. She initially had a Non - EEA family permit. I hold both irish / british nationality. My wife has passed her life in the UK test and was about to apply before naturalisation before we were told of mind blowing ridiculous "rules&...

My Peruvian wife of 6 years has been settled in the UK since 2007. She initially had a Non - EEA family permit. I hold both irish / british nationality. My wife has passed her life in the UK test and was about to apply before naturalisation before we were told of mind blowing ridiculous "rules&...

I hold both Irish and British nationality. My Peruvian wife holds a residence card of a family member of an EEA national which expired in June 2013. She has been in the UK since August 2007. In terms of her naturalisation application:- - Do I enter my nationality as British or Irish in section 1.34?...

Thanks. I presume that the terms "fully documented" and "proof by other means" would include (i) our marriage certificate and (ii) evidence that I have been exercising treaty rights in the UK for 5 years?

Thanks.

Do you suggest travel to Ireland should ideally be by any route other than by air? Also what do you imply by showing entitlement by other means?

Should my wife decide to apply for naturalisation asap does anybody know the current average time taken to deal with applications?

Regards

Both my wife and I have been working for the last 5 years - so yes I have been exercising treaty rights. I'm just concerned as to whether or not these rules are generally understood by immigration officials at the border an EXPIRED residence card could suggest NON ELIGIBILITY to travel on my wife's ...

My Peruvian wife has lived with me in the UK for 5 years 9 months. She is classified as a 'spouse of an EEA citizen' on the basis of my irish nationality (I hold dual british / irish nationality). The residence card in my wife's passport expires on 10th June. I understand that my wife will automatic...

sorry.....what is NCS??

I have been exercising treaty rights for 5 years. Do I need to send evidence of this when my wife makes her naturalisation application or will this evidence be subsequently requested as part of the process?

Thanks. I understand then that my wife can apply for naturalisation (british citzenship) now. Some further questions if I may.... 1. I presume that the c£850 fee will still apply.....even though she is a family member of an EEA citizen exercising treaty rights (and that I am also british)? 2. How lo...

Hi, My wife is peruvian and has lived and worked in the UK since August 2007. My wife currently holds a 5 year UK residence permit in her peruvian passport stating that she is a family member of an EEA citizen. The permit expires in June this year. I hold dual nationality: Irish / British. Question:...

Thanks. My wife's card (included as a page in her passport) does state "residence card of a fmily member of an EEA national". Whilst this does mean we do not need a VISA as we are travelling together I am concerned that:- Immagration control at Dover or Boulogne are not aware of this rule ...

I am an Irish national. My wife is Peruvian. We both live and work in the UK and my wife holds a residence card. Whilst I understand my wife does not require a Schengen visa if I accompany her on a trip to France could anybody comment on whether practically face any difficulties with the port author...

My Peruvian wife holds a Shengen VISA on the basis that she is the non - EEA wife of a European citizen based in the UK (me).

Is my wife able to travel to the European countries alone with her Schengen VISA?

Thanks John. I presume the "certificate of expected confinement" is effectively the "NHS Maternity Exemption Card" which my wife has already from her GP? This is a platic card made out in her name which allows her to free NHS prescriptions........ I understood that a condition of...

I am a dual national British / irish citizen and my wife is a non-EEA national (holding a 5 year residence card after having first obtained an EEA Family Permit). We both live and work in the UK. My wife is pregnant. Question: can we claim UK child benefit without affecting her right to reside in th...

I am Irish and my wife is Peruvian and we both live in the UK. My wife came to the UK with an EEA Family permit and now holds a UK Residence card. She has been living in the UK for 1 year now. It is possible that I will be offered a job in Belgium. Is it relatively easy / quick for my wife to now re...

I am a dual national British / Irish and my wife is Peruvian. We both live in the UK and my wife holds an EEA Family permit with a 5 year residence card as additional evidence of her right to live here with me. My wife arrived in the UK on her family permit in August 2007. She subsequently applied f...