Even you are living separately but until the issuance of divorce decree absolute you will be treated as the family member of EU national. You have two ways either to wait until January 2016 (when you complete 5 years to apply PR) or can retain rights if you divorces your EU national partner since yo...
If you and your wife are not visa free nationals of those EU destinations where you intend to fly then you both will have to apply schengen visa before travelling.
The correct length of time to get PR in UK is after 5 years and during these 5 years the EU national sponsor must have exercised its treaty rights. Moreover, you cannot carry forward the length of time you spent in one EU country to another.
The declaration page of the form being signed by the employer should be sufficient and the same requires on the form too from eu national worker. Make sure the employer be able to confirm the eu national employment on caseworker enquiry.
You haven't yet completed the qualifying period for applying pr. you may apply in july 2016 if you will sort out the 5 years of treaty rights evidences of eu national partner.
A8 country's nationals were only required to register under wrs schem if they are working. But students were needed to be covered by their csi policy to count that time as legal.
If currently you (eu national) are exercising your treaty rights then can simply apply eea2 rc application for your non_eu national partner for getting another 5 years of residence permit.
If the Ukrainian fiancee (non_eu national) has valid & unexpired passport then can marry and apply for eea2 rc from inside the UK. But uk immigration authorities may arrive at the day of wedding or may invite both of you for interview after sending the application to confirm the authenticity of ...
EEA family permit is an entry clearance for a non-eu (visa national) family member of EU national to enter together or to join its EU national partner in UK. Therefore, it will be more wise if you go to India then later join your EU national partner in UK directly instead of going to Norway.
if you cannot provide them with your previous passport then you have to tell them the reason of it. Therefore, attaching the copy of that passport with police passport lost report may be sufficient.
Probably you are willing to exercise your treaty rights by self sufficiency, but the host member state shouldn't impose any income/funds limit rather the individual circumstances need totake into consideration for this purpose. However, you must have csi policy too if claiming self sufficiency.
If you are not working but your non eu partner is working & earning then can definitely become self sufficient on his income. You will need to buy csi policy covering your family in most of circumstances. But make sure that you as an eu national must have access to those funds ideally through jo...
@afridi
Your eu partner does not need to excerise her treaty rights further if she has excercised that continuously for the last 5 years. Simply send her eea3 application now to ease your future application for eea4.
In that case simply send her ( national) eea3 application now for getting the confirmation of her permanent residence. Upon receiving her PR confirmation you will only need to attach it instead of attaching again any evidence of her treaty rights when you will apply your PR in future.
Re-sits and repeats: "If your institution is willing to issue a CAS, you can apply as a Tier 4 (General) student to re-sit an exam or to repeat a module as part of a course that you are already studying. You may only be allowed to be in the UK as a Tier 4 (General) student for the length of ti...
You don't need to submit your bank statements at eea2 RC stage. For your other questions you should continue to surf the same section of EU route applications to know the members experiences & timeline too.
