Section 113. Right of residence for more than three months for family members who are EEA nationals
An EEA national who is a family member and who accompanies or is reunited with an EEA national who has a right of residence under section 112, first paragraph, (a), (b) or (c), has a right to reside in the realm for as long as the EEA national’s right of residence lasts.An EEA national who is a spouse, cohabitant or dependent child under the age of 21, and who accompanies or is reunited with an EEA national with a right of residence under section 112, first paragraph, (d), has a right to stay in the realm for as long as the EEA national’s right of residence lasts.In the event of the EEA national’s exit from the realm or death, family members who are EEA nationals retain the right of residence for as long as they themselves fulfil the conditions in section 112, first paragraph. Any child of the EEA national and the person who has parental responsibility retain the right of residence in any event, for as long as the child is enrolled at an approved educational institution.In the event of divorce or cessation of cohabitation, a family member of an EEA national retains the right of residence for as long as the person in question fulfils the conditions in section 112, first paragraph.The King may issue regulations containing further provisions on a continued right of residence for persons with parental responsibility as mentioned in the third paragraph.
