Hello, I have submitted my documents for EEA1 and EEA3 on 7th of December. My husband is EU citizen and I am a Vietnamese citizen. While applying for family permit , we didn't have any problem proving that my husband exercise treaty right in UK by being a full time student from 18th of September ...

Eea1 is optional. If you planning to ease the process of eea2 by getting 1st eea1 then why not you send both of the applications together. Eea1 takes considerably lower time than eea2. Just refer to eea2 application timelines section. Thank you for your help. I just thought in order to get ...

Their website in many occasion undergo maintenance. However, for eea1 application normally few months prior appointments are normally available which means applying by post is a better approach as because eea1 normally be processed promptly in contrary to eea2 (6 months). So are you saying that if ...

Hello everyone :) I am trying to apply for eea1 for my EU husband. I am having trouble booking an appointment through UKBA website. I have been trying for three weeks in a row and there are always no appointment available for me. Is it suppose to be like that or I'm doing something wrong ? Thank you ...

Jambo wrote:Depends where you are applying from. Most diplomatic posts don't require the endorsement. The form also just states a photocopy is enough.

Some posts might insist on it. Better to check with the consulate.

I am applying from Lithuania

Hey everyone, sorry for asking the same question again. It's just I'm really confused, I have been advised that my husband ,who is in UK, should get his passport endorsed by his home country embassy. Is it really necessary ? Can it be the reason for visa refusal ?

Thank you Jambo for your answers ! Really appreciate. Can you also tell me if CSI should cover both of us or it would we enough to cover only my husband ? My husband want to cover only himself in case of visa refusal. Thank you in advance!

I have some more questions , I hope I'm not bothering you guys. My husband didn't apply for EHIC , when he was at his home country (Lithuania) . Now that he is in UK, and he is a student. Can he apply for EHIC there, in uk ?I heard he should have National Insurance number..

Also should we confirm copy of his passport in embassy by notary? or ID card is enough ?

so here is my situation..
My husband's bank account is from Lithuania, so in order to get a bank statement, he have fly back to Lithuania. He can't travel right now. Is it fine if we print out bank statement online?

Because I don't get what by declaration they mean... Is it a letter written by a student or what?

I'm a little bit confused there, I have been advised that since my husband is sponsored by his parents, we should provide all the financial situation of his parents (payslips, bank statement, etc.) Do we really should get that? And what do you mean by declaration ? Is it like a letter or some kind ...

Hello. My husband is a student and he is living with his friends,who are also students. Can we provide a tenancy agreement where our friends names are also in or should we find a flat, where we will be living alone. We are a young couple and it is financially easier to rent a house together with ...

It wasn't clear from your first post that your husband is already in the UK as a student. I just assumed you both are living abroad. If he is in the UK then he needs to prove he is a "qualified person". For a student this means: a) Proof of his studies. b) Proof of private health insurance for him ...

Given that the op's husband has presumably been in the UK for more than 3 months she will need to provide evidence that he is exercising treaty rights though-which if he is a student will include evidence that he is financially self sufficient.[/quote] Hence we should include hes bank statement. Is ...

Also I was wondering , whether they might be suspicious about our marriage. I'm only 19 and he is 21, we've been with each other since 8th grade,last month we got married. We're genuinely inlove and intend to live together, but how can we prove that it is a genuine marriage? We've only got 10 photos ...

I suggest you read this - EUN2.4 What are the requirements for issuing an EEA family permit? and the rest of that page. Your financials are not a deciding factor in obtaining a EEA Family Permit. All that is needed is that you are EEA natioal and would like to move to the UK with your family member ...

Hi FionaJ, what are both your nationalities? Do you want to visit the UK, or stay there permanently? Basically, I suggest reading >>read before you post<< and specifying your question. Rgds, Christian Thanks for the reply everyone, I'm Vietnamese and he is Lithuanian (EU) , I intend to stay in UK ...

Hi everyone ! I was wondering If I could apply for EEA visa If my EU husband is a student. What documents should we provide in this case, If he is living from hes savings and sometimes gets money from grandparents. Thank you in advance