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11 Mar 2013
Law / Polish citizen raised in Cyprus, GF from Belarus. Would she become an EU citizen after marriage? Poland study. [5]
After marriage with you she doesn't become automatically EU citizen, but she gets unlimited permit to stay in Poland. After few (5?) years living in the Poland she can apply for Polish citizenship. And then she is automatically EU citizen and has same as you rights in Netherlands. Until then marriage lets her study cheap only in Poland I am afraid.
europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/residence/student/non-eu-family-members/spouses-children_en.htm
Alternatively perhaps you could get Cypriot passport since you were raised there. Then you could live together in 1 more EU country.
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Hmm according to the link i gave you above you're in better situation. It seams that as long as you study/work in Netherlands your not EU spouse is treated as EU, so should pay EU fees:
"Equal treatment
During their stay, you should be treated as nationals of the country, notably as regards access to employment, pay, benefits facilitating access to work, enrollment in schools etc."
After marriage with you she doesn't become automatically EU citizen, but she gets unlimited permit to stay in Poland. After few (5?) years living in the Poland she can apply for Polish citizenship. And then she is automatically EU citizen and has same as you rights in Netherlands. Until then marriage lets her study cheap only in Poland I am afraid.
europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/residence/student/non-eu-family-members/spouses-children_en.htm
Alternatively perhaps you could get Cypriot passport since you were raised there. Then you could live together in 1 more EU country.
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Hmm according to the link i gave you above you're in better situation. It seams that as long as you study/work in Netherlands your not EU spouse is treated as EU, so should pay EU fees:
"Equal treatment
During their stay, you should be treated as nationals of the country, notably as regards access to employment, pay, benefits facilitating access to work, enrollment in schools etc."