EEA Migrant Worker Family Member

Original post by Ruela Grace

Hi there,

Can you please tell us what kind of course you're thinking of studying, and when it will begin?

Thanks, Graeme

Reply 2

Original post by Graeme SFE

Hi there,
Can you please tell us what kind of course you're thinking of studying, and when it will begin?
Thanks, Graeme

Hello. I'm taking up BSC Hons Business and Tourism Management.

Reply 3

Graeme SFE

Original post by Ruela Grace

Hello. I'm taking up BSC Hons Business and Tourism Management.

Okay, that's great - when will this begin?

Thanks, Graeme

Reply 4

Original post by Graeme SFE

Okay, that's great - when will this begin?
Thanks, Graeme

September this year. Will I be granted maintenance loan following my situation above? Thanks

Reply 5

Graeme SFE

Original post by Ruela Grace

September this year. Will I be granted maintenance loan following my situation above? Thanks

Based on what you've said, yes - because you have Pre-Settled Status and plan to work during your studies you should be entitled to the Maintenance Loan.

To make sure we'd recommend making an application online as soon as you can and we can then confirm this.

Thanks, Graeme

https://www.gov.uk/student-finance-register-login

Reply 6

Original post by Graeme SFE

Based on what you've said, yes - because you have Pre-Settled Status and plan to work during your studies you should be entitled to the Maintenance Loan.
To make sure we'd recommend making an application online as soon as you can and we can then confirm this.
Thanks, Graeme
https://www.gov.uk/student-finance-register-login

So it doesn't matter if my eea husband doesn't work at the moment anymore as long as I still keep my employment during studies?

Reply 7

Hi there,

Can you confirm if you have limited leave to remain or have you been granted pre-settled status as an EU national?

Thanks, Drew

Reply 8

Original post by drew slc

Hi there,
Can you confirm if you have limited leave to remain or have you been granted pre-settled status as an EU national?
Thanks, Drew

Hi, I'm pre - settled family member of an EEA national with settled status. I have 3 years residence in UK and employed however my husband is no longer working since a year ago.

(edited 11 months ago)

Reply 9

Hi Ruela,

If you are a Rest of the World National your status would be limited leave to remain or indefinite leave to remain. What status do you have as pre-settled would be if you are an EU national which you are not?

Thanks, Drew

Reply 10

Original post by Drew SLC

Hi Ruela,
If you are a Rest of the World National your status would be limited leave to remain or indefinite leave to remain. What status do you have as pre-settled would be if you are an EU national which you are not?
Thanks, Drew

Pre-settled status was given to me as I am a family member of an EU national. I have a share code.

Reply 11

Original post by Ruela Grace

Pre-settled status was given to me as I am a family member of an EU national. I have a share code.

You can get the settlement status in UK if you are a family member of an EEA or EU national

Reply 12

Hi Ruela,

If you have pre-settled status and are working then you can apply as a Migrant Worker. You will need to complete a paper PN1 form for the 2024/25 academic year and you can get the form from the Gov.UK website. It will then need to be posted to us and you will need to provide your Migrant Worker evidence.

Thanks, Drew

Reply 13

Original post by Drew SLC

Hi Ruela,
If you have pre-settled status and are working then you can apply as a Migrant Worker. You will need to complete a paper PN1 form for the 2024/25 academic year and you can get the form from the Gov.UK website. It will then need to be posted to us and you will need to provide your Migrant Worker evidence.
Thanks, Drew

Thank you. May I know what evidence do you need? Do I have to send my payslips or just my Ninoy and share code?

Reply 14

Hi Ruela,

We will need a copy of your employment contract. This will need to contain your employment start date, contracted hours per week and it must be signed & dated by the employer or employee. We would ask for the last 3 months of your payslips and most recent P60 if available.

Thanks, Drew

Reply 15

Original post by Drew SLC

Hi Ruela,
We will need a copy of your employment contract. This will need to contain your employment start date, contracted hours per week and it must be signed & dated by the employer or employee. We would ask for the last 3 months of your payslips and most recent P60 if available.
Thanks, Drew

When I did the Pn1, it's asking for my eea husband's employment and insurance number as I declare that I am his family member. However, he is no longer working. Will this be a problem? It's just Me who is employed now.

Reply 16

Hi Ruela,

If you have pre-settled status as an EU national then you will be the one who has to be working. It does not matter if your husband is working.

Thanks, Drew

Reply 17

Original post by Drew SLC

Hi Ruela,
If you have pre-settled status as an EU national then you will be the one who has to be working. It does not matter if your husband is working.
Thanks, Drew

Hi, thank you. I am working under agency. We don't have permanent contract. What do you think can I submit instead of Contract? I have p60 and weekly payslips showing I work 30-44 hours per week.

Reply 18

Hi Ruela,

If you do not have an employment contract we can accept an employement letter from your agency on their headed paper with the same details required on the employment contract.

Thanks, Drew

Reply 19