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Indeed. That's actually how we managed to rent an apartment, since she was legally allowed to live there. I, however, was the stereotypical undocumented alien
by jasonkester 16y ago
Indeed. That's actually how we managed to rent an apartment, since she was legally allowed to live there.
I, however, was the stereotypical undocumented alien, living in the country illegally, not learning the language or integrating with the culture, stealing jobs from the local economy, sneaking across the border into the land of opportunity.
- Andrew_Quentin 16y agoNot quite. As you were her bf, you have the same right as her. This is perhaps one of the benefits of being in the EU that in some cases you have more rights living in another country, that is spain, than in the UK, for a Uk citizen, especially in situations where a relationship with a person outside of the EU is involved.
- hasenj 16y agoAre you saying that "boyfriend" is a legally recognised relationship status in Europe?
- Andrew_Quentin 16y agoIt kind of depends on the Member State and the exact law of the EU. I do know however that it does not need to be husband and wife in many cases.