“…Like much of the literature on intra-EEA/EU mobility (e.g., Jørgensen and Thomsen, 2016; Lafleur and Mescoli, 2018; Tervonen et al, 2018), this article employs the term EU migrants. I acknowledge the risk of underplaying that the migrants are EU citizens enacting their right to free movement but find the term more apt for capturing the heterogeneity of the migrants focussed on in my study than alternatives such as vulnerable EU citizens (Persdotter, 2019;Dahlstedt et al, 2019) or poor visiting EU citizens (Ekendahl et al, 2020). In the Norwegian context, these constructs are inevitably associated with Romanian Roma who beg on the streets, without possibilities of settling permanently in the country.…”