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lalacruz   
24 May 2010
Law / Applying for Polish citizenship through marriage. [116]

Hello, I'm a Polish girl with an Australian boyfriend. We are living together and I'm about to apply for the de facto visa, but recently we started to discussing other options, like going together to England. And here is my question? If he marry me, and we will live together in England, how can he get EU and Polish benefits? Australians can stay and work in UK for max 2 years but we want to move there permanently,you know get married and have kids ect :))) so he will need a work permit or something to be able to work in EU when his visa finishes. As a Polish citizen he could work there with no problems.

thank you for any info or advice.
lalacruz   
24 May 2010
Law / Applying for Polish citizenship through marriage. [116]

Thank you RevokeNice and nincompoop_not for making it more clear to me.

The problem is, living in Poland for 3 years is not an option.
YES, We can get married there. But we will be living in England.

And the main think I'm trying to find out is: What's the easiest way to get my Australian partner long term work permission for England.

Is there any law that will apply for this case. A husband of Polish/EU resident is allow to work in England or not?

p.s. well, by "benefits" I meant - being able to work and live in most EU countries without visa.
lalacruz   
25 May 2010
Law / Applying for Polish citizenship through marriage. [116]

nincompoop_not : Thank you very much! the "family permit" is a solution for us :) and it's definitely a shortcut from "3 years in Poland plan" :)

warszawski: We are living together already and we're both signed tenancy agreement, so that shouldn't be a problem.

Kshtriya : We are planning to get married because we want to be together (and live together in London) ,not because he wants to work in UK. That's why I'm taking my Aussie man back to Europe, so my country and family is just a short flight away :)

RevokeNice : thanks for more useful info, that actually answer my question, because I was not sure if he, as my spouse, will have the same rights :)

Amathyst : no chance for British passport :(

Thank you Guys!! looks like we are going to London!!! yeeeee