Things you need to know. * You have to be lawfully live in the UK for at least three years. * You to prove your relationship with your UK national partner (e.g marriage certificate) * If you can prove the above requirements, then you should be fine. * Your household income will determine what you wi...

Hello everyone, You guys can still remember I did asked some questions about fees status for non eea national who have retained right of residency. Even, since I have being making endless enquiries to various institutions who should know much better about this situation. The response I have got so f...

I will need to do more investigation about this topic. From my own understand, a non eea family member who retained right of residence are treated as eea national if they are worker/self-employed/self-sufficient. So, why should they loose their right to be treated same as EU student if they meet thr...

Thanks Obie. Which means I should be class as home student? EC law seem to very complex that it need it to be stated in black and white to some people. That question now is, how do I prove my relationship to my former spouse?

Correction: Can someone shed more light on it, please?

CATEGORY 3: European Union (EU) nationals and their family members To be eligible under this category: a) on the 'first day of an academic year of your course' [see Box 2], you must be: a national of an EU country [see Box 4]; OR the 'relevant family member' [see Box 7] of a non-UK EU national, and ...

@Eusmileweallsmile, I have already read it, but it doesn't answer my queries. Doesn't anyone have experience or any information about this?

I am a non eea family member who have retained right of residence after divorced from my husband. My question is, does anyone know the actual right of non eea family member after retaining right of residence? Do they then assume the right of extended family member since they are no longer spouse or ...