Can you tell me when the "permission to work" becomes effective for a non-EU spouse of an EU national? If I go ahead with the marriage, would my husband have permission to work effective the date of the marriage (spouse of UK national resident in Vienna), or does this come AFTER registrati...
Thank you. I do have passive income from some rental properties I have overseas which are sufficient to cover my daily expenses most anywhere in the world. It's just these few months of transition that are expensive -- moving, airline tickets, the waiting, etc., and the fact that I don't know how to...
Sigh! Thanks for the info. I guess I will not be getting married after all. I checked the requirements for a spousal visa using the immigration route, and some of the requirements are beyond outrageous. Check out the requirements to prove your marriage is a "genuine and subsisting" relatio...
" You will have to show the UK visa office documents that you have actually been working or have been self-employed. Merely presenting them the 'Anmeldebescheinigung' (registration certificate) won't be enough." Ugh! Not what I wanted to hear, but it makes sense. Thank you. So, if I get a ...
In the guidance notes (EUN 2.14), the link which I will post below because it's quite long, it says: "It does not matter if the only reason the British national went to another Member State was to exercise an economic Treaty right was so that he / she could come back to the UK with his / her fa...
So you are saying it is not possible? Is a JOB SEEKER classified as a WORKER for treaty rights purposes? Clearly I don't have a job offer, but if I can register as a job seeker and this would classify me as a "worker" I would meet the requirement for my husband to apply for the EEA FP. No?...
I am a passport-holding UK national by descent, but I have never lived in the UK or anywhere in the EU. I am also an American citizen and have lived only in the USA. Two things happened at around the same time this year. During my travels in Austria earlier this year, I met someone (non-UK). I also ...
