- You EU wife needs to normally be in the UK in order for you to enjoy the treaty rights. However, she is allowed to travel outside the UK on a temporary basis (is that all the point of free movement within the EU). If she leaves the UK permanently, you lose the right to live in the UK. Thank you f...

Hi folks, I’m going to go for gold and go for the Code 1A stamp at the UK airport with my EEA national husband, my job offer letter, my passport, husband’s passport, and our marriage certificate in hand. I have too little time before my job starts. So I went through the UK desk at Stansted the o...

Do tell!!! As a non-EU living in Germany with your spouse, you do not need to answer questions about your old employment, future employement, savings, housing details, etc... But it is hard to know what to avoid on that awful form! Wow, thank you for all the info!! I am considering it. You have bee...

In the UK, the visa (which the UK calls an "EEA Family Permit"), explicitly allows the holder to work for the 6 months. And if you do not have that visa, but can prove that you are married to an EU citizen, you can get a Code 1A stamp on arrival at the airport, which also proves you can w...

Greetings to all, I have learned a good amount from reading all your posts--thank you! However, now is the time that I myself must launch an application for an EEAFP via Worldbridge (ug!). Thus, I will begin with what I’m sure will be a long series of truly "dumb" questions. Question #1)...