Riiight
Thanks!

Not yet, as we live in separate countries.
But whenever he comes over we will be living together.
The problem is that even if we live together for 2 years, he's gonna have to leave after that because his visa will expire.
Is there anything that can be done to prevent that?

Hey guys, I have been following this forum for a while and I have finally decided to ask for advice. I am an Italian Citizen, who has been living in UK for almost 5 years, exercising treaty rights. I am planning on applying for a resident permit as soon as the time comes, and in the meantime I have ...

A) tier 5 easy enough if he qualifies. Tier 2 more challenging. B) nonsense about marriage being recognise. You need to earn at least £18,600pa and provide proof of six months payslips and bank statements for a spouse visa to be considered. C) this fail as the 3 years cohabitation in a ...

I need some advice regarding the immigration of my Japanese boyfriend to UK. We've been together in Japan for 6 months, after which I had to come back to UK to finish my degree. I don't intend to go back to Japan as there's many things I don't like about the country, but he is more than willing to ...

Yeah you're right, silly me.
Thanks!

Thank you for your answer.
My big problem at the moment is to find proof of address for my first year of residence as I don't think I have any, beside old bank statement that I can download online... any idea what else I could use?

Hi, I'm an Italian citizen who is thinking of applying for a PR card. I've already submitted some questions regarding my status as I have worked full time in uk for more than a year and then started my 4 years university programme. Reading some guide that a some very nice person sent me, it is clear ...

You can't just 'say' anything. That won't fly.

if you have rock-solid proof as a student for 4 years (with CSI/EHIC) and as a worker for 1 year then that is fine. The supporting evidence is vital.

oh yeah of course I can do that!
that's great thank you!

If you want to apply on the basis of being a worker whilst you were at uni you need to show the work was genuine and effective rather than supplementary (to being a student) and marginal. Ok, but since I've been a student only for 4 years, can I say that I was working full time for the rest of the ...

This is nothing about using the NHS. The point is if you are not a worker then 'UK plc' (that's people such as me) pays for your free medical care (whether you use it or not) unless you have CSI (or a suitable alternative). To acquire the holy grail of PR status, EU law says that the Union citizen ...

EU migration is a walk in the park (compared to the much more rigorous and financially demanding UK migration route) but despite its free and easy laissez faire approach you still need to fulfill various requirements. Having a NINO (or being super fit and never seeing a doctor) is irrelevant in ...

Lack of it is a potential problem if you have a period of student years in your qualifying period. As an alternative, did you have a foreign EHIC? Or a RC issued to you as a student in/before 2011? If not your PR clock may well have have stopped. Really? I don't see any reason to get insurance as I ...

You can get into the mind of HO caseworker weighing up and assessing your case here: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... _clean.pdf Are you an A8 national? 2) Hope they didn't have to poke you with pointed sticks to make you go. No - a one-off absence of up to 12 months for an exceptional ...

Hey everyone, hope someone can answers my doubts. I was thinking of applying for a residence card as a EU national in a year time as it will be 5 years living in UK, but I have 2 important question I need help with: 1)I checked the type of proof they want me to send them but I don't think I have ...