Family members who are nationals of a country outside the EEA may be able to retain their right of residence under the EU law in certain circumstances including whereby the relevant EEA national has died, left the UK, or divorced their third country national spouse/civil partner.  In addition, the EEA Regulations 2016 provide for ‘derivative rights of residence’ for the primary carer of an EEA child, children in education of EEA national migrant workers who have died, left the UK or ceased being a qualified person, and their primary carers, and the main carers of a UK citizen who could not remain in the UK, or any other EEA, state without their carer being able to remain with them. Contact us for more information and our legal team will try to help you in best possible way.