Hello All One of my friend has a spouse visa after which he can apply for settlement- permanent residence. He wants to go abroad but not sure what is the absence criteria from UK for applying on SET (M). On the other forms as far as I know there are some restriction like 450 days for 4-5 year there ...

vinny wrote:See also UK immigration status of baby born in UK (Father EU citizen).

thanks again Vinny.

what I gathered is that the baby will be an EU national and there is no restriction on him to enter UK and we do not need to do anything else apart from that he is registered as Czech national.

Thanks

Congratulations :D See also Birth to five: 2007 edition . If either parents had ILR (indefinite leave to remain) or a Permanent right of residence when their child was born in the UK, then their child is automatically a British citizen under section s1(1)( b ) of the British Nationality Act 1981 . ...

Hi again
we just had a baby yesterday

Do we need to inform the homeoffice?
Also is there anything particular I must do i.e. to be the main carer etc.

thanks

thank you all
I am sure there will be loads of post around June in 2009 regarding this matter. By Nov (when our 5 years complete) will learn more about it.

regards

3. Make it totally 5 years in the UK and apply with her for ILR (both of you must be economically active) - EEA3 and EEA4 applications. No, don't apply for ILR .... apply for PR! The distinction now is important, given that applicants for PR do not need to pass the Life in the UK Citizenship test b...

3. Make it totally 5 years in the UK and apply with her for ILR (both of you must be economically active) - EEA3 and EEA4 applications. No, don't apply for ILR .... apply for PR! The distinction now is important, given that applicants for PR do not need to pass the Life in the UK Citizenship test b...

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