The logic (at least what they say is logical) is there but the implementation is a joke. Even if I have EHIC or a private CSI nothing stops me from going to a hospital without using my insurance. No one is going to check. So all this is for nothing. I completely agree with EUsmileWEallsmile ...
I would agree that the policy as applied is inherently unfair. Notwithstanding the fact that it was open to the UK to insist on CSI, they could have applied a policy that those who became students after June 2011 required to have CSI. Thank you EUsmileWEallsmile for your reply. Do we know if there ...
EUsmileWEallsmile, I did some research on this and I found your following reply to this post. http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=129792&highlight=student+comprehensive+health+insurance+registration+certificate Generally, to achieve PR, one needs to have lived in the UK in accordance ...
I'm afraid you can't prove you have CSI retrospectively which means that if your husband didn't have any kind of CSI during his studies so far, getting one now does not cover the previous years... I don't know about your case as you're not EEA national, but I'm afraid your husband will have to wait ...
Unfortunately, I've just found the following in the European Casework Instructions, Chapter 6, page 16 http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/policyandlaw/ecis/chapter6.pdf?view=Binary Note: These arrangements apply only to EEA nationals applying for permanent residence ...
He is self employed and hopefully he will be able to support both of us when I won't have many projects. Does this mean that for the time when I don't make enough as S.E. he will be able to fill in for me in the application? However, he only started work in December '12, before that he was a student ...
It makes sense to make the application as simple as possible. More recent evidence is often easier to come by. Spouses activities will help for any periods of unemployment provided he is exercising treaty rights. thank you EUsmileWEallsmile - if I don't make as much as I used to make before, now ...
Great, thank you Sheraz7! thank you all so much, you've been brilliant!
I'm so happy for the CSI news and that I don't have to wait to October to apply! I will also try to provide as much detail as possible re my income and self employment and hope for the best!
thank you
sheraz7 wrote:the most important thing is to demonstrate economic activities which can be proved with invoices, NI payments, tax returns, business bank statements etc.
I can do that, that should be OK, it's only the letter that I can't get...
Is the letter from the accountant necessary? I never had one, as I've been doing my taxes myself and I would like to avoid paying someone just for this.
thank you very much EUsmileWEallsmile. I've read the application in so much detail, it's my bible now! But it's not clear and you can end up with so many questions... My husband followed me from France in 2009 so he hasn't been here before that and does not have 5 years of residence, so this will ...
Hello everyone, I am French and have been in the UK since 2006. I am now pregnant and would like to avoid french bureaucracy and get a British passport for my baby when it's born. I've read the EEA application for Permanent Residence, but I am so confused and need some help. So here's the story so ...
