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You say that you are exercising your treaty rights?andyjohnst wrote:Does anyone know about the receiving medical treatment if you are a spouse of a EU national (with a RC, currently in application stage)
Is there a procedure to follow? i.e. need to get a medical card?
e.g. What if spouse becomes pregnant.
I am the EU citizen, currently employment within the state, excercising my treaty rights.
Any help or advice would be great.
If EU national is not working/self employed/ self sufficient they would need a CSI or pay for the treatments. In that case if the Non EU spouse is working and paying taxes, do they need CSI?andyjohnst wrote:Being employed there are deductions from your wages (PRSI deductions I think). I presume they are deductions like in the UK for national health services.
As I am paying into this, I am paying into the country so I don't think we would be classed as being a burden to the country.
I think you might have not compare Ireland with the UK.andyjohnst wrote:Being employed there are deductions from your wages (PRSI deductions I think). I presume they are deductions like in the UK for national health services.
As I am paying into this, I am paying into the country so I don't think we would be classed as being a burden to the country.
I think you might have not compare Ireland with the UK.andyjohnst wrote:Being employed there are deductions from your wages (PRSI deductions I think). I presume they are deductions like in the UK for national health services.
As I am paying into this, I am paying into the country so I don't think we would be classed as being a burden to the country.
Dear Sir/Madam,
Please find below the reply to your enquiry. Please note that the advice given by Your Europe Advice is an independent advice and cannot be considered to be the opinion of the European Commission, of any other EU institution or its staff nor will this advice be binding upon the European Commission, any other EU or national institution.
Thank you for your enquiry to the Your Europe Advice service.
Since you are a worker in Ireland, your wife is entitled to be treated the same as the wife of an Irish worker in relation to all maternity rights. She will have the same public health maternity rights as an Irish citizen. Therefore, you should ensure that both you and she are registered with a GP to enable your wife to obtain maternity care. The fact that your wife has not yet received her residence card is not relevant and she should be able to register without this provided you can provide details of your residence and work in Ireland.
Co-ordination of social security in the EU is provided for under Regulation 883/2004/EC. Under this Regulation, you and your wife are entitled to social security benefits on the same basis as nationals in the country where you work and reside.
For further information on your social security rights in the EU, including healthcare, you may wish to browse the following website: http://ec.europa.eu/social/main.jsp?catId=849&langId=en
I trust that this information is of assistance to you.
Yours sincerely,
Your Europe Advice