Of course more, provided you've been legit all the way through, to the point such a position obviously ignores Chikwamba and Bekou Betts.

I thought 'go back and join the queue' went out out of the window with those, perhaps they didn't get the memo........

Join the club, the HO suck.

I would imagine it's due to all the citizenship applications, well that seems to be thier weak excuse.

If you've been together for more than 3 years during which time the eea national is exercising treaty rights then it shouldn't have been revoked. Morpheo, you need to go read the Home Office law and IDIs PPie I'm afraid that babe2 is right. the law is very clear and it was explained many times in th...

;) Yeah, but, no, but, yeah, but :) Well, i'd more worry more when they write back to your mate to ask for more evidence. But, be aware of the details re: cross border workers. Because if they do decide to refuse then you have enough evidence to put together a decent argument. Then again, you don't ...

those links (the first one http://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/ta ... dex_en.htm) has details about tax and social benefits

you'd need to read the rules on cross border workers to be sure

or do what I did and email Eures the cross border association people

this is what our good friend google is for

http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=cross+ ... =firefox-a

joelondon wrote:and she is woking at this job since a year now

If she's french and living in england, and then coming home from work, she might qualify as a cross-border worker, which also means she's probably using her treaty rights.

A very important case called Metock removed the prior legal residence requirement which you may have read about? You need to look at something called the Surinder Singh route, i'm sure someone here can help. Are you working/jobseeking? This is what's referred to as 'exercising a treaty right'. You c...

Erm, yes, well i'd go by the rules as that's what the home office *should* follow (but of course be prepared for 'fun')

You may want to speak to the Immigration Advisory Service for more info, or even better an OSIC qualified person.


PPie

I'd read section 6 of this guide:

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary

You may want to read it properly.

PP

chaps, hats off to you all It's quite worrying that many of the embassy sites *are such a nightmare!* to look at. I would suggest it might not be a smart move to get them looking around on here though! Let's face it, most embassys need no excuse to undertake general bumbrainery. Best bet is to make ...

This would be great as a 'sticky' thread

In a fashion you can see the logic of people needing to speak English - even if it is basic stuff - that's part of the concept of fitting in with the community you wish to join; what would you do in an emergency if a loved one was sick or some other situation.....? However, it seems that the Irish g...

Terri, I am looking at this route too, as a possible it all goes-pear-shaped plan B. If you have a look at the visa application form from either the Dutch or French embassies it's suprisingly simple and you don't have to answer many of the questions as an EU type person; I cannot comment on the proc...

hi chaps, Yes this confuses me profusely. According to the news article posted above, EU law superceeds local laws for EU citizens using their rights. The example given in the Home Office documentation suggests that the Nigerian wife would have to meet the entry clearence rules; so this suggests two...

Hi sakura thanks for your reply. They're quite atypically poor at it from what I have read elsewhere, it's a cultural thing (I can understand it in that perspective). I've had a chat with a few imm. people over in Ireland not many people seem to know about Friday's ECJ ruling yet; some suggested tha...

Joking aside, good job really!

Thanks,
PPie

Hi All, Silly question. It's looking like i'm going to have to do a Surinder Singh :roll: I'm looking at moving over to Ireland to do some work. So i'm of the mindset that, well, sod it, time for a fresh start. I'm an English/British passport holder. Once i'm set up and running, and exercising my EU...