Hi there

You can apply for a UK residence permit (if you are a national of the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia or Slovenia and you are working, you may need to register under the Worker Registration Scheme before you are eligible to apply for a residence permit). A residence permit simply confirms that you have a right to live in the United Kingdom under European Community law. You will need to apply for a residence permit if your family members want to apply for a residence document.

A residence permit is normally valid for five years. However, residence permits may be issued for a shorter period if you are working or studying in the United Kingdom for less than 12 months.

You will probably not be given a residence permit if:

you are in the United Kingdom for a short visit;
you are looking for work;
you will work and live in the United Kingdom for less than three months; or
you do not work in the United Kingdom and cannot support yourself without help from public funds.

BTW, THERE IS NO SUCH A THING LIKE EUROPEAN CITIZENSHIP!

Regards

Triple H