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Courtneym
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Non EU Spouse EEA FM

Post by Courtneym » Mon Sep 23, 2019 12:02 am

Hi there,

I am a New Zealand citizen marrying a Polish Citizen in a few months. My fiancé is currently living in the UK and is in the process of applying for settlement status. I am currently living in Rep. of Ireland and I am wanting to join him the UK once we are married. Do I need to apply for a family permit to enter the UK with him? I was told by the UKVI helpline that I would be able to enter the UK as a New Zealander/visa waiver country for 6 months and then apply for the EEA FM residence card once I was in the UK and bypass the whole family permit thing. Does this sound correct? It seems to contradict most things I have been reading. Thanks for any help provided

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Re: Non EU Spouse EEA FM

Post by Shazy001 » Mon Sep 23, 2019 1:18 pm

Courtneym wrote:
Mon Sep 23, 2019 12:02 am
Hi there,

I am a New Zealand citizen marrying a Polish Citizen in a few months. My fiancé is currently living in the UK and is in the process of applying for settlement status. I am currently living in Rep. of Ireland and I am wanting to join him the UK once we are married. Do I need to apply for a family permit to enter the UK with him? I was told by the UKVI helpline that I would be able to enter the UK as a New Zealander/visa waiver country for 6 months and then apply for the EEA FM residence card once I was in the UK and bypass the whole family permit thing. Does this sound correct? It seems to contradict most things I have been reading. Thanks for any help provided

I would apply for you family permit to be safe.

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Re: Non EU Spouse EEA FM

Post by Courtneym » Mon Sep 23, 2019 5:01 pm

I think I have found my answer here eea-route-applications/eea-faqs-common- ... 14867.html

I am a non visa national. I just want to be sure that this is somewhat up to date information as the post is from 2012.

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