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NonEU spouse could trvl independ-ly toGreese. After divorce?

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denispearl
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NonEU spouse could trvl independ-ly toGreese. After divorce?

Post by denispearl » Wed Sep 08, 2010 4:56 pm

Hello. If I vould divorce my wife and stay in the UK ( as Ive been married for 4 and lived in the UK for 4 years).
How my situation with travel will look like?
Would i have be same rights as with resedency card as EEa national spouse or something different?
What type of visa will HO issue for me after divorce?
Would I be able to travel on my own without visa after?


Thank you

Mary1
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Post by Mary1 » Wed Sep 08, 2010 6:05 pm


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Post by denispearl » Wed Sep 08, 2010 6:25 pm

Thank you , but unfoirtunatelly it is still not clear for me.
Could you please explain:
''In such circumstances a family member retains a right of residence if:
(a)
S/he is a non-EEA national but is pursuing activity which would make him/her a worker or a self-employed person if s/he were an EEA national,
(b)
S/he is a self-sufficient person, or
(c)
S/he is the family member of a person in the UK who is either a worker, self-employed, or is a self-sufficient person.''

Does it mean i need to be emloyed after divorce and before?

Also would I gain new resedency stamp ( or what would it be?) automaticly???

Will it give me same rights of move within EU states as resedency permit as spouse of EU citizen?

Could you please clarify all as it very important before I undertake very serious action, as in case of misunderstanding consequenses would be dramatic for me.


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Mary1
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Post by Mary1 » Wed Sep 08, 2010 6:39 pm

Does it mean i need to be emloyed after divorce and before? yes and also you need to prove your ex was working at the point the divorce was granted when applying

Also would I gain new resedency stamp: Yes

Will it give me same rights of move within EU states as resedency permit as spouse of EU citizen?: Independently Yes in the sense of retention of your right to live here

denispearl
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Post by denispearl » Wed Sep 08, 2010 6:45 pm

Mary1 wrote:Does it mean i need to be emloyed after divorce and before? yes and also you need to prove your ex was working at the point the divorce was granted when applying

Also would I gain new resedency stamp: Yes

Will it give me same rights of move within EU states as resedency permit as spouse of EU citizen?: Independently Yes in the sense of retention of your right to live here
Would it be exactly same residency card stamp as I have now??
Thank you very much

Mary1
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Post by Mary1 » Thu Sep 09, 2010 8:04 pm

Hi

Yes for 5 years

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Post by Mary1 » Thu Sep 09, 2010 8:04 pm

Hi

Yes for 5 years

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Post by denispearl » Thu Sep 09, 2010 10:41 pm

Mary1 wrote:Hi

Yes for 5 years
Hi. Sorry, just need more details.
What did you mean in your previous post saying '' independantly yes''?? Whould that mean that I would not need visa to schengen countries after divorce, same as it would have been if I was travelling with my partner now?

Also would the new residency card say on it ''EEA national family member'' or something else?

Sorry, just need more details, thats all.
Denis

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