I think that's right for the UK. I think that Ireland will honor the PR if it states that it was issued to the family member of an EEA citizen. This is a reply from the Irish Visa Office (visamail@justice.ie) when I emailed them to ask about this: "Non-nationals who are family members of a Euro...

357mag wrote:If you have lived in Italy many years then surely you have an Italian issued family permit by now? Thats all you need to travel anywhere in EU.

Yes I have a permanent one actually. I can travel anywhere in EU (schengen area), but not in UK and Ireland as far as I know, right?

A signed letter from the EU citizen saying that they will be travelling should suffice. Note that arrival Border Officers can and do check that the EU citizen is travelling or is already in the UK. Ok, many thanks again! We have decided to postpone our trip and apply for the EEA family permit in ja...

I do not see how dates of travel are at all relevant in any form of decision. I would personally leave it blank and explain in the notes that you left it blank because it is not relevant to any EU Free Movement decision. Thanks a lot for the answer! I was reading in this forum that recently EEA fam...

I also tried to ask for the family permit this past July, but we couldn't go through with it. What does this mean? I do not think travel history has any relevance. You can put "Not Relevant." Meaning i changed my mind about going to UK last summer and i didn't complete it. About the trave...

Hi everyone, I am trying to fill in the online form asking for the EEA family permit. I'm a non Eu citizen and my husband is from Uk. Many years now we both live and work in Italy. We are applying for the family permit in order to visit and spend new year with my husband's family. The reason I'm wri...

Sorry, I hadn't seen that! Thanks a lot!

Hi all, I'm a non Eu citizen and my husband is a Uk citizen. We both live and work legally in Italy very long time now and we've been married for more than 5 years. Because of the visa situation, i've never been to Uk not even for a visit. My husband is pressuring quite a lot and I think is definite...

Thank you all for the replies and help! I somehow got confused reading another post. Clearly they were referring to a person claiming to be financially self sufficient. Sorry about the confusion See also 2. Procedural comparison this link is amazing and answers loads of questions to people in our sa...

Thank you so much for the reply! I actually checked better the eea family permit and the insurance is needed just in case you are claiming to be financially self sufficient, which i don't think is gonna be our case since we don't intend to move to England unless my husband has found a job and me too...

Dear all, hoping somebody can help me and my husband, we are planning to move to UK next year. My husband is British and im Albanian. It's 5 years now we're together and almost 2 years since we got married. We've been living in Italy for a very long time (me 13 years and my husband 9 years). I found...