- BY Colin Yeo
Bali (Family member: 3 month visit) [2013] UKUT 570 (IAC)
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A non – EEA national family member travelling to the United Kingdom accompanied by the EEA national family member concerned for the purpose of a visit of not more than three months’ duration is entitled to enter, pursuant to regulations 11(2), 12(1) and 13(1) and (2) of the Immigration (European Economic Area) Regulations 2006, read together.
First determination of Mr Justice McCloskey as President, I think. I can’t help but note that the Syrian family member was left sitting in Syria for over a year as a result of the ECO’s unlawful refusal and the Home Office’s failed attempt to appeal the case.
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Can this be extended to non-EEA family members of British Nationals too? It should be possible isn’t it?
I wouldn’t have thought so as British nationals would not be classed as EEA nationals (barring Surinder Singh cases).