Family reunification and studying in DK

[Amidala]

HI

I'm a Pakistani woman married to a danish citizen. My husband and I currently live in Pakistan and are in the process of moving to Denmark under the family reunification law.

I am 28 years old and work as a model and freelance writer. My husband is 32 and works as a director in an advertising agency. We met in Pakistan in 2005 and got married in 2009 R Hoeje Taastrup Raadhus and then my husband moved away from DK to Pakistan where we've been living and working.

We both intend to work and study when we get to DK. Our family reunification application is currently being processed, and given the processing times, we expect to get our approval by april/may this year. This means that we will most likely not be registered in DK until after the deadline of 15th march for quota 2 applicants.

My questions are as follows:

1) Will i be eligible for SU? If so, when?
2) Having entered denmark under the family reunification law, will i have to pay tuition fees?
3) International student applicants generally have to prove that they have the funds to pay tuition. This is not possible for us as the average 30k euro annual fee is well beyond our budget. Is it possible for me to apply under quota 2 as a reunited spouse before the approval comes through?
4) If my husband moves back to DK and gains employment prior to the approval, will it affect the circumstances for my university application?

I also have some general questions regarding the process of family reunification

1) Since our marriage was initially registered in DK and all our other paperwork is verified and we fulfill all the other conditions for reunification, in your opinion how long would the process take?

2) Would it make a difference if my husband moved back to DK to find a job before the approval comes through even though he was residing in Pakistan at the time of application?

I hope you can help us out with this information.

Thank you in advance

[fundiver199]

1) Yes - when the general conditions are met, which also apply to danish citizens, and you have your residence permit

2) No

3) No

4) No

1) The service target for simple cases is 3 month

2) No