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That breaks the EEA citizen's wife's residence in the UK and therefore the non-EEA husband's right to reside in the UK. There is no practical way to check this though, but any absence longer than six months will reset the clock for Permanent Residence for both husband and wife.
Things are fluid at the moment as developments are in the political sphere, not known for its stability and especially not in the current political environment.
I was musing. The OP was looking into his EEA wife living in Germany while he worked in the UK and I wondered if there is anything in the Frontier Workers regulations to cover that kind of scenario or a scenario in which he lived with his EEA wife in Germany and commuted to work in the UK.
The cut off date is "2359 Greenwich Mean Time on 31 December 2020". (Source: Chapter EU of the immigration Rules). However, this may change if there is no withdrawal agreement.
Can you link to where you got this information from?Alternatively, can you cite your source?
I read it on one of the forums from someone who knew a case worker.secret.simon wrote: ↑Sun Dec 02, 2018 2:49 amCan you link to where you got this information from?Alternatively, can you cite your source?
Found it - http://researchbriefings.files.parliame ... N06724.pdfsecret.simon wrote: ↑Sun Dec 02, 2018 2:49 amCan you link to where you got this information from?Alternatively, can you cite your source?
That Commons Library Briefing Paper lists the financial requirements for British citizens. The requirements for British citizens are tougher and higher than those for non-British EEA citizens.zafran1 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 22, 2019 4:15 amFound it - http://researchbriefings.files.parliame ... N06724.pdf
Most lawyers didn't have a clue about it either..utterly useless ...which is why i stayed away from them.
Mods, please add it to a sticky. Detailed formula for income vs assets.
I have applied via EPRS as both of us needed to travel in interim, inspite of all the negative views around rejections in the format. Let's see how it goes.
The Immigration Rules do not have to mirror European law, and indeed it has long been the case that they have contained more restrictive eligibility criteria for family members than European law. The financial requirement is another example of such a difference - EU law does not specify a minimum income or specific level of resources that the EEA national must have in order for their non-EEA family member to join them in the host Member State.