Permanent address of an EEA national and non- EEA national for EEA family permit application?
I am an Indian citizen living in Czech republic and my wife is an Croatian. We recently got married. We are in a relationship from past 2 years. I have article 10 residence card ( residence card of a family member of a EU citizen). I am planning to apply for EEA family permit in February 2nd week.
My wife moved to UK for finding a job and I will be moving to UK as soon as I complete my studies in Czech republic. I have few questions.
My wife moved to UK on 16th Jan 2019 and she is living in a hostel for temporary till I join her. Can I put that address as permanent address of EEA national in UK ?
We are also planning to book a Airbnb for a month and find a flat in UK after I move to UK. Can I put Airbnb address as a permanent address in UK for both us ?
Thank you,
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Can EEA national apply for permanent residence?
EEA nationals can apply for permanent residence status once they have lived in the UK for five years as a qualified person.What documents do I need for EEA Family Permit?
Family permit application & supporting documents- Your valid passport.
- Evidence of your relationship to your EEA family member, for example a marriage certificate, civil partnership certificate, birth certificate or proof that you have lived together for 2 years if unmarried.
What is a non EEA national?
People from outside of the European Union and European Economic Area (EEA) can be described as \u201cthird country\u201d or \u201cnon-EEA\u201d nationals.What is the difference between EEA Family Permit and EU family permit?
EEA family permits are usually valid for 6 months. However, they will not be valid after 30 June 2021, even if there is time left on the permit. An EUSS family permit is valid for 6 months, unless: you plan to arrive in the UK on or after 1 April 2021.EEA Family Permit Application
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