I have a job in germany but i am in Holland now i have good connection with the person i work for, he gave me free time as long a i need because i am trying to get
help for my husband from Holland.

The sentence my husband got was 8 months
and because i am a woman and mother i got a work sentence of 240 hrs.

And like you said if my husband is a danger for societie than so am i, but they gave me my stay allready in june.

Moos

inge schrieb am 04.10.2006 um 14:44:51:


Spouses of workers can join their health insurance for free. This must apply also for spouses of EU citizens. If the insurance accepted her spouse, there wouldn't be a problem.

Regards, ULF

Zitat:


Your case is different because you´re an EU citizen and your husband is not.

Zitat:


That´s right, in case the EU citizen is a worker.

Moos,  if you got your own EU stay in June you must have proved a certain income, enough for yourself and the kids, because this is the precondition to get an EU stay. Nevertheless your husband got some money from the Sozialamt, and that´s a bit of a problem: if somebody comes to Gemany and asks for social benefits shortly after his arrival (it´s not too long from June up to now) there is a strong suggestion, that he only came here for benefit reasons, and if so, the Sozialamt is entitled to refuse help. That´s why they said your husband should have stayed in NL. Just for the record: although you already have your stay, EU right entitles the Ausländerbehörde to take it back, in case preconditions have been dropped. German law commits spouses to provide maintenance for each other, so if your husband gets benefits that means you are no longer able to earn a living for your familiy, which is the precondition for your stay. There´s no difference between you yourself or your husband asking for benefits.
You should talk to your health insurance company again and immediately. Maybe Caritas or Red Cross are willing to interfere or ask some other local information centre for immigrants or even your local church . If they actually have the right to not let your husband join the next person in charge would be the dutch authorities I´m afraid to say. They have the responsibility to care for their citizens in the first place;  health- and benefits system in NL is as credible as it is here and actually there is no reason for you not to go back, except the sis-problem which is as much of a problem here. If the NL as your home country -and a neighbourhood country to Germany in addition- doesn´t see a reason to help their own citizens and their families then why should a host country be obliged to do so? That sounds really harsh and it´s not my intention to be rude or something; it´s just the way law works. I do hope things will turn out fine for husband.

Zitat:

There shouldn't be a problem in getting treatment. The problem only arises if you can't cover the costs, which wouldn't be unlikely if it's a life threatening illness.

Again: Which is your health insurance company?

I am quite sure, that you get help from Caritas or Diakonie.

Please contact them immediately.

moos schrieb am 04.10.2006 um 19:20:36:


How do they call that money? The normal social allowance is about 345 EUR.

Regards, ULF

inge schrieb am 04.10.2006 um 16:36:45:


I'm not sure what is a free health insurance as normally workers pay some percentage of their wages to AOK etc. but spouses and children can be covered by such an AOK etc. insurance without extra pay.

Regards, ULF