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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

There are probably Facebook groups covering the SS route in those countries, or try the expat Facebook groups or the BE forums for those countries.

And an EEA Family Permit helps prove your...
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

There are no specific rules on chain migration.
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Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

But here's the kicker. This thread is about Brits using a legal EU ruling to bring their non-EU spouses and family members to the UK because in 2012 the UK government decided Brits should have to...
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

Tourist season's coming up. Lots of hotels, bars and resorts will be hiring English-speaking staff, often through agencies.
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

Identity Malta has been refusing to issue EU family member Residence Cards to non-EU nationals who enter Malta on a Tourist visa.

I have been trying to check but haven't got an answer back yet.
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

At the moment, there will be a problem EU Rights Clinic - Letter to Tusk (http://ecas.org/eu-rights-clinic-brexit-letter-tusk/)
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

He's unlikely to get his Maltese Residence Card then.

He also won't be applying for a UK Family Permit without a Maltese RC either. Are you staying in Malta, going to Morocco, or returning to the...
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

What does he hate about Malta?

Is it a temporary return to Morocco?

Has he got his Maltese Residence Card yet?
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

It shouldn't be a problem for short stays. How long is he planning on going for?
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

It appears the OP is looking to return to the UK via a Spouse visa, and may benefit from a different thread.
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

NO! Visit visa is not fine. Malta doesn't issue a residence card to anyone on a tourist visa.
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

If you go to Malta before your wife, you'll need a different visa and a work permit as a non-EU national.

To live and work in another EU member state as the family member of an EU national...
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

If you apply for an EEA Family Permit before you return to the UK, you'll be able to answer all those questions in the application form at your own speed, instead of trying to answer them at...
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

Here are a couple of Facebook groups

EEA Visa - EU Free Movement (https://www.facebook.com/groups/650212281695959/)

Surinder Singh Ireland (https://www.facebook.com/groups/501330850017360/)
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

Apply for a Family Permit (https://www.gov.uk/family-permit)
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

I would suggest staying as long as you can.
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

If you're planning to go straight to the UK as soon as you have the host-country RC, you're going to have issues later on. I suggest staying at least 6-12 months in the host country. There are a...
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

Yup, you want a Type 'C' visa for a family member of an EU national.

Also, see http://www.citizensinformation.ie/...
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

Here's something else to think about. Settle in Ireland.

5 years in Ireland gets you Permanent Residence, another year after that means you can apply for an Irish passport. Residents of Ireland...
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

You'd be better off applying for the Irish RC as soon as you meet the requirements, and stay there as long as you can. Definitely don't even consider leaving Ireland for the UK before you have the...
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

Don't enter as a tourist. That will go against you. Are you a visa national?

Rep. of Ireland is a 'C' visa application, for most other EU countries it's a Schengen visa application.

Length of...
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

Your hitting it rather late in the year to find the best places. The tourist areas in each country tend to start hiring in April-June and the season usually ends around September. Outside of the...
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Posted By DaveLovesDee

Re: My experience of going the Surinder Singh route so far

The more evidence you provide, the more likely a successful first-time application.

It's usually 3-5 weeks for an FP, but some take longer.
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