Generally, you’ll need a valid passport, proof of relationship (like a marriage or birth certificate), and evidence that your EU/EEA family member is legally residing in the host country. Additional documents may include proof of financial stability, health insurance, and, if applicable, your family member's work or study details.
EU / EEA Family Permits
Guiding You Through EU/EEA Family Permit Applications
Reuniting families across EU/EEA countries is our specialty, and our experts provide step-by-step support for your family permit process, ensuring you’re well-prepared at every stage.
- Secure Family Reunion: Our guidance helps you navigate EU/EEA family permit rules, so you can reunite with your loved ones legally and confidently.
- Document Preparation & Compliance: We assist with gathering and submitting required documents, ensuring all are compliant with EU/EEA regulations for a smooth application.
- Efficient Processing & Updates: Our support aims to streamline the permit process and keep you updated, minimizing delays for faster reunions.
Our Services for EU/EEA Family Permit Applications
- Eligibility Assessment: A thorough review to confirm eligibility for EU/EEA family permits based on your relationship status and circumstances.
- Application & Document Assistance: Help with preparing documents, completing applications, and meeting EU/EEA standards.
- Guidance on Rights & Benefits: Information on your rights and privileges under an EU/EEA family permit, including residency and work options.
- 24/7 Support: Reliable support throughout the process to address any questions or concerns.
Key Factors for EU/EEA Family Permit Applications
- Eligibility & Relationship Proof: Ensure you meet eligibility criteria, including valid documentation of your relationship with the EU/EEA citizen.
- Permit Validity & Extensions: Understand the permit validity period and options for renewal or transitioning to permanent residency.
- Rights of Family Members: Review the rights granted to family members, such as residency, healthcare, and potential work permissions.
Frequently asked Questions
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What documents are needed for an EU/EEA family permit?
Can family members work on an EU/EEA family permit?
Yes, most EU/EEA family permits allow family members the right to work in the host country. However, it’s advised to verify specific rights based on the country, as some may require an additional work authorization after arrival.
How long does the EU/EEA family permit process take?
The processing time can vary by country and season. Typically, applications are processed within 4-12 weeks, though some countries may expedite cases involving close family members. To avoid delays, ensure all documents are complete and accurate.
What is the validity of an EU/EEA family permit?
The initial permit is usually valid for 6 months to 1 year, allowing the family member to join and reside in the host country. Afterward, they may apply for a residence card, providing longer-term residence rights.
Are dependents eligible under an EU/EEA family permit?
Yes, dependents, including children under 21, spouses, registered partners, and sometimes extended family members, are eligible. Each applicant must demonstrate their relationship to the EU/EEA citizen and meet the host country’s specific eligibility criteria.
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