1 - Yes. You can apply for EEA Family Permit before and travel together with your husband.
2 - Yes. Accomodation is one of the most important requirement.

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You need to know that 'Accomodation' actually would mean documentary evidence showing that you have a place to live in after you arrive in UK. You can always contact estate agents who, in return for a small fee, can give you a provisional contract or some kind of confirmation that you have reserved a flat or a room for yourself which will be available to you when you arrive.

You can google it and many of them should come up. Be aware of the scammers though, there are many of them out there. Try getting a well known estate agency and rather avoid gumtree and similar sites.

Good luck

 

Yousafzai, I beg to disagree with your No.2 thus and Evidently, I've seen loads of EEA Permit granted without the mention of accommodation by the ECO as its not a requirement for the purpose of initial entry.
Regulation 12a (ii) and 13 are very clear on this.

Here: http://www.opsi.gov.uk/si/si2006/20061003.htm#12

 

Accomodation is not the requirment under eea rules .it is needed only under immigration rules.

 

That's factual and precisely my point hence I've advised the OP more correctly as above.

Yes as earlier advised.

For requirements, See also: http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/ecg/eunati ... t#22134336

Safe!

 

Law is written . So this is not just chatting who said first . I was agree with you why you became so angry and wrote again

 

Soz Mate if you misunderstood me. I was not angry with you at all, In fact I was responding in concurrence with your post (confirming my initial advise to the OP) as against the earlier advise by Yousafzai.

Again sorry for my cross posting.