There seems to be some confusion here. For rights derived from EEA law there can be no financial restrictions or requirements imposed on the non-EEA national at all, and none imposed on the EEA national during the initial 3 month residency period. So why do you think you think you have to submit ...

Yes, you can and should apply now. For the Family Permit, as long as the EEA national is within the first three months of his/her time in the other EEA country, he/she does not have to be exercising treaty rights (e.g., working) at all. It's only after the first three months that this becomes a ...

A couple of questions: 1. Where are you now? In Ireland? 2. Does he also have British citizenship, or just Irish? Thank you for your response. I am in Peru at the moment, and my husband is already in Inverness. He only has his irish citizenship. Is it ok if I apply for the permit now even he's only ...

Hello, My husband and I got married in March 2017, I am peruvian and he's Irish. He's now working in Scotland for about a month. I was wondering if the family permit is enough for me to join him or do I need to have a visa as well to enter the uk? And I have another question. We will be living in ...