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EU free movement, the NHS and comprehensive sickness insurance
By Dr. Catherine Taroni

With the government’s ‘immigration health surcharge’ having come into force on 6 April, efforts to gain funds from non-EEA ‘temporary’ migrants have been stepped up. There is to be an annual charge and this is payable upfront, though will be...

 refunded if the application is withdrawn or refused. The issue of NHS access and sickness insurance for EEA nationals living within the UK, however, is not so clear. While Union citizens who have acquired a right of permanent residence are entitled to access the NHS...

EEA Family Members and Initial Rights of Residence in the UK
By Dr. Catherine Taroni

Article 6 of the Citizens’ Directive, Directive 2004/38/EC, gives a right of residence for up to three months for Union citizens and their family members...

 in possession of a valid passport who are not nationals of a Member State, providing these persons accompany or join the Union citizen.Contact Us

Court of Justice Gives Opinion on Entry Visa Requirements
By Richmond Chambers

An Advocate General of the Court of Justice of the European Union has recently given his opinion in a case (Case C‑202/13) concerning the requirement...

 for a person to obtain a visa to enter a Member State when they already hold a residence card issued by another Member State.Contact Us

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