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EEA National & Family Member Success Stories
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Our immigration barristers have assisted clients from all around the world to join or remain with their EEA national family members in the UK. The following are a few examples of the many cases in which we have...

 successfully obtained residence documents for EEA nationals and their non-EEA national family members: EEA National & Family Member Success Stories We successfully assisted an Irish employee of Google to...

The deportation of EEA nationals: distinguishing a right from a privilege
By Jasmine Theilgaard - Immigration Barrister

The circumstances under which an EEA national in the UK can be deported are a great deal narrower than those under which a non-EEA national can be deported. Section 3(5) of the Immigration Act 1971 states...

 that a person who is not a British citizen can be deported from the United Kingdom if the Secretary of State deems their deportation to be ‘conducive to the public good’. What exactly is meant by this phrase...

Time Spent As Extended Family Member Without Recognition Does Not Count
By Alexandra Pease - Barrister Partner

In Selim Macastena v SSHD [2018] EWCA Civ 1558 the Court of Appeal considered whether the time spent in a  durable relationship with a woman, who is an EEA national with permanent residence, can be added to...

 the 5 year requirement of continuous residence in order to obtain permanent right of residence. Facts Mr Macastena is a Kosovan national and entered the UK unlawfully on 3 July 2005.  He formed a relationship...

Romanians become the second most common non-UK nationality
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Recently published official figures now put Romanian as the second-most-common non-British nationality in the UK. The Office for National Statistics reported this month that people from the Eastern European nation...

 now account for more nationals in this country than Ireland or India. The number of Romanians living in the UK in 2017 jumped 25% on the previous year as the numbers coming into the UK show no sign of...

Independent thinktank publishes report on status of EEA nationals in the UK
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A new report published by British Futures has encouraged the government to formalise proposals concerning the status of EU citizens living in the UK post-Brexit. Current Opinion. The status of current EU citizens...

 was a matter of great contention during the EU debate and remains so now. Liam Fox was widely criticised for referring to them as “bargaining chips” and there has been pressure for the UK government to...

No Statutory Right of Appeal for Extended Family Members
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The Upper Tribunal in Sala (EFMs: Right of Appeal) [2016] UKUT 411 (IAC) has ruled that there is no statutory right of appeal against a Home Office decision to deny an EEA Residence Card to the Extended...

 Family Member (EFM) of an EEA national under regulation 17(4) of the Immigration (EEA) Regulations 2006. Regulation 26(2A) played an important role in this case. It deals with an appeal by an individual who claims...

Zambrano and being compelled to leave the EU
By Dr. Catherine Taroni - Immigration Barrister

Ordinarily, UK immigration law governs the rights of entry and leave to remain of non-EU family members of UK nationals and the Immigration Rules, with their strict financial requirements, apply. Even though British...

 citizens are also Union citizens, EU law is not normally relevant until there has been some cross-border movement. For example, a British citizen working in France is able to be joined by his/her family...

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