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Bringing EU spouse back after Brexit and practicalities of returning
We're planning on returning to the UK maybe next year or close after as I read that my husband who is an EU citizen will be able to return with me until March 2020 without a visa during a grace period after Brexit. I just wanted to make sure that I've got that correct? Will passport control ask him questions when he returns? Obviously I best check on the gov website to make sure ;)
Also, how will it work with us finding a place to rent? Will we need work references? I'm guessing if we rent privately we'd just need a deposit. We're both self employed and I imagine one of us would need to return to look at properties and act quickly as they come up. I just want to be as prepared as possible because I'm not sure how much we will have to get back. Would love to hear your stories about how you moved back. Thank you! |
Re: Bringing EU spouse back after Brexit and practicalities of returning
Wherever you end up, in order to rent you will need documentation so that the owner will have confidence you can pay the rent.
So yes, work references might be needed, proof of income, and in most cases hefty deposits. Utility companies, usually ask for deposits also when you first sign up. |
Re: Bringing EU spouse back after Brexit and practicalities of returning
When we moved back in 2016 we had to come up with 6 months rent ahead of time since, although we had a UK bank, we had no credit history. I could prove income with my US pension statements and money going regularly into the bank but the agency renting out the house we really wanted insisted on a credit check
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Re: Bringing EU spouse back after Brexit and practicalities of returning
Originally Posted by durham_lad
(Post 12934847)
When we moved back in 2016 we had to come up with 6 months rent ahead of time since, although we had a UK bank, we had no credit history. I could prove income with my US pension statements and money going regularly into the bank but the agency renting out the house we really wanted insisted on a credit check
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Re: Bringing EU spouse back after Brexit and practicalities of returning
Originally Posted by durham_lad
(Post 12934847)
When we moved back in 2016 we had to come up with 6 months rent ahead of time since, although we had a UK bank, we had no credit history. I could prove income with my US pension statements and money going regularly into the bank but the agency renting out the house we really wanted insisted on a credit check
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Re: Bringing EU spouse back after Brexit and practicalities of returning
The deadline is 29 March 2022 and your husband will need to apply for a permit before you travel.
https://www.gov.uk/family-permit/eu-...ritish-citizen |
Re: Bringing EU spouse back after Brexit and practicalities of returning
Originally Posted by mica painter
(Post 12935793)
ok that's not too bad, we have enough saved up luckily. Think the hardest part will be finding a place to rent before the Brexit grace period ends.
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