Hi everyone, I am coming to you with some updates/corrections. I have called the Immigration department again and a lawyer. Apparently, as the relevant family member of an EU national, one does have the right to work , even on a EUSS Family Permit. The problem is something that others have already ...

Thanks for all the answers! Summary : 1) The EU Settlement Scheme Family Permit (valid for 6 months) does not give the right to work to a non-EU family member of a EU national. Once the family member is in the UK, apply for the (pre-)settled status and gets it, the right to work will be granted. 2 ...

Yes that makes sense! But there is no point to try to make a case to the employer that I do have the right to work if I do not have it. And if I do have this right, proving that will be worth the effort for them and me.

So how can I know if I do have the right to work in the first place ?

This is also a good question! I do not have a EU passport. I am only the relevant family member of an EU national Therefore the only proof I can think of is my EU Settlement Scheme Family Permit within my passport. Would that not be enough? So the question is whether a EUSS Family Permit gives you ...

Hi Everyone, I am a non-EU family member of an EU citizen living in the UK (under the EU Settlement Scheme). I have recently arrived in the UK on a EU Settlement Scheme Family Permit. I have the right to stay in the UK for 6 months and apply to stay longer. I have done this application but haven't ...