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Where, why,who....???

 

‘Adequate’ accommodation mainly means accommodation that is not overcrowded, although if the accommodation is seriously flawed in some other way that may also mean it is inadequate. Overcrowding is judged according to the table below, where rooms are proper rooms - not, for example, a kitchen or bathroom. A child under the age of one does not count as a person and a child between one and ten counts as half a person:



Rooms - Persons permitted


1 - 2

2- - 3

3 - 5

4 - 7.5

5 - 10

*
with an additional 2 persons for each room in excess of 5

In addition, the spouses must show that they own the accommodation or will occupy it exclusively, meaning that they have a private space that is theirs alone. This can include a room or rooms in a shared house or in a parent’s house.

 

well where is ur room????



secondly i would like to ask

if it is the same for eea family permit?

does it mean that i must prove the same thing to the embassy

take care

 

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