UK VISA

[yumyum]

So my immigration status has just changed from temporary resident of family member of Slovenian citizen to permanent. I entered the UK 2ce this year with my Slovenian husband on an EEA family permit (which has now expired) with no problems.
My question is, since my status has changed, do I still require this EEA family permit to enter the UK?
It's become to stressful for my husband to come with me whenever I want to visit because he has to work.
Do I go ahead and apply (for a the umpteenth time) for a UK visa?

[Lucapooka]

I'm confused by your statement. You would need to have been resident in the UK for five years to become a permanent resident. You may be referring to a residence card that permits you to remain in the UK for five years, but this would be on the basis that your EEA partner remains in the UK with you and exercises treaty rights throughout that period. When you enter the UK is you partner with you or already inside the UK?

Or perhaps you mean you have PR in Slovenia. It that is the case then good for you but you still need to travel with your partner when you enter the UK. Otherwise, if you travel alone you need to apply for a UK visit visa.

[yumyum]

no no no Lukapoca I meant I have a permanent residence card for Slovenia and I'd like to visit the UK again. Now that my status has changed from temporary to permanent, will I still need an EEA family permit?

[Lucapooka]

The late edit escaped you.

Or perhaps you mean you have PR in Slovenia. It that is the case then good for you but you still need to travel with your partner when you enter the UK. Otherwise, if you travel alone you need to apply for a UK visit visa.

[yumyum]

aaarrghh! Sorry. OK, I guessed as much, just wanted to be extra sure, thanks. Its just that I applied for UK visas several times in the past, and always got rejected...even after I was married and moved to Slovenia. Then I applied for the EEA permit and got it immediately::strange:::