You need to be a subscriber to see this page Log in if you're already a subscriber or view our subscription options Log in View our subscription options Go to 1. The EEA member states 2. Immigration categories for EEA nationals and family members 3. The EUSS Who is eligible for leave under the EUSS Joining family members Family members who were resident by 31 December 2020 Direct family members under the EUSS Extended family members under the EUSS Family members of Northern Irish citizens General deadline to apply to the EUSS 4. Leave under the EUSS Settled status Continuous residence Pre-settled status Suitability for settled and pre-settled status Retained rights and the EUSS Derivative rights and the EUSS Family members of British citizens under the EUSS (Surinder Singh cases) 5. Progressing from pre-settled status to settled status Curtailment 6. Late applications to the EUSS If you are waiting for an application to be decided Deadlines for EUSS applications 7. Challenging EUSS decisions 8. Arriving from 1 January 2021 onwards EEA nationals newly arriving, not joining family already resident in the UK Joining family members EUSS family permits Applying to the EUSS from outside the UK EUSS travel permits 9. Frontier workers Who is eligible for a frontier worker permit Family members of frontier workers 10. Documentation under the EUSS 11. Deportation Deportation rules for offences committed before 31 December 2020 Deportation rules for offences committed after 31 December 2020 ← Previous 6. Leave for human rights and compassionate reasons Next → 1. The EEA member states