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Discussion dans 'Immigration UK' démarrée par salahyy, 9 Novembre 2005.

  1. salahyy

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    I am married to french and i read in the site that i should make the applicaton called VAF1,7 to become EEA family member because iam non EEA nationality , my questions

    If i go and work there how much month allow me to work and resident in uk and i should renew it every year and do you think i will lose my resident in france?
    my wife she study in france, iam asking if i can go without her to uk to work and find flat for us after that she move with me when she finish her term?
     
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    If you are married to a French, you inherite her right to residency under the EU agreement. The problem is that if your wife does not work you might not be granted the right to work under the European rules.

    There is no such thing as loosing your residency in Europe/France as you are married with a citizen of the EU. The only impact will be in term of tax (in that case be careful at putting "NOT domiciled for tax purposes" in your self assessment).
     
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    Do you i think i can go UK alone after i have the EEU Family

    Thank you so much

    Do you i think i can go UK alone after i have the EEU Family member cause my wife study in the college in france and she cant give up her study and me i feel lost wihtout job in france do u have advice for me
    :cry: :(
     
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    I do not see any problem for you to go to England.
     
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    i read some inforamtion says that should my wife apply there

    HI thanks again but i have read some inforamtion says that my wife must come with me to uk and she cant come right now cause she is study
     
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    There is probably some admin paper that you have to fill to do that. Ask the UK consulate is the best way to do it (and tell us afterwards ;-) ).
    In the meantime maybe she can come with you at the weekend and go back to France on her own afterwards to continue her study.
     
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    Your are right do u have address for any UK consultative

    best regards to u and thank you so much
    Your are right but do u have any address for any UK consultative

    Can i ask for one more question when i make the residence in UK i should renew it every 12 month ? how many years they give , cause if it is every year they will know that ly wife didnt stay with me the first year so they will cancel my residence and in this time i will lose my residence in fance cause they will see that i didnt live in france

    this is my porblem exaclty i need UK consultative as u said or u have idea about that
     
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    Actually, I don't think you can go and work in the UK alone. As far as I know, you have the same rights as your EU spouse only when you are together. To get an EEA Family Permit for the UK, your wife must travel with you, or she must go first and you can join her. If you travel alone, you are just considered in the same way as any other individual from your country.
     
    #9 bendan, 11 Novembre 2005
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