You have nothing at all to worry about as I have EEA2 permit as well and travel all the time for business, my wife who is EU (Austrian) never travel at all with me in any of them and there is nothing at all for you to worry about, she just need to show her EEA2 permit, fill in the non EU citizen for...

I would be surprised if I was turned down, the whole shenanigan of having insurance did not exist at all when I applied the first time around for the Permit, otherwise, how am I supposed to know The requirement for CSI has been in the regulations since 2006 although I don't know if the UKBA enforce...

You are in an interesting position, and I urge you to apply for the PR in any case. According to the rules that UKBA uses, they require CSI when the EU citizen is not working. http://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/eea_residency_requirement_evalua lays out their handling of women who stop working to...

What you did during the 5 year period is not considered in a PR decision. It all revolves around the EU citizen. What exactly was your wife's relationship to her job in this period? Was she technically employed but on maternity leave? Was she self-employed but not actively working for clients? Than...

Hello, I know this topic has been discussed few times already, but I am still a bit confused, I am Canadian married to Austrian citizen since 2006, we came to the UK in April 2007 and was granted my residency permit which should expire in August 2012. I am preparing to apply for the EEA4 as I have n...