Nobody knows anything ? We really need some experienced advice.

I wish you a luck in your new home/country. I hope things will be easy and ok for you.

I would appreciate if you can keep inform us about the application process. I need to know that.

Best regards.

Hello JulianaV, Please check this topic. ALKB explained the process very clearly: http://www.immigrationboards.com/europe-immigration-forum/germany-settling-in-berlin-portuguese-non-eu-spouse-t153174.html?hilit=German%20health%20insurance#p971300 But I dont know if that member succeed or not with hi...

Registering your non-EU family members in another EU country During their first 3 months in your host country, your family members who are not EU nationals cannot be required to apply for a residence card confirming their right to live there - although in some countries they may have to report thei...

1. Don't do either. Just register your residence with the local municipality, make an appointment with the Ausländerbehörde that falls within 90 days of arriving (so don't dawdle, get this sorted ASAP) and they can't ask you for finances, job or health insurance. If your appointment is after 90 day...

Thanks for your reply. But right now I am more concerned about how to get the residence card in slovakia as I have only 20 days to stay there as the entry visa suggests. Please can someone reply to my above mentioned queries regarding my stay in slovakia as eu spouse. Thanks in advance. Hi Deogan, ...

For your first three months you can reside in another EU state without any conditions (other than a valid passport). Therefore no financial information can be required. Is this also possible if EU citizen apply for residence card for himself/herself and family member in first three months? Do we st...

Wait ! let me doublecheck this...in Germany if my non EEA-Spouse presents his passport + mine EU passport + our marriage certificate (maybe officially translated to Germany) he can be hired ?' JulianaV, I am also curious about if that works in practice. But as dalebutt mentioned that it must be dif...

Hello Obie, thanks for your interest but as ecogle mentioned I was curious about his refusal.

By the way how could I get advice from experienced member like EUsmileWEallsmile, Directive/2004/38/EC ?

So ecogle, EU citizens can get benefits from the state if they register as selfsufficent, freelancer or jobseeker ? For example if I get a job and my wife register herself as a selfsufficient person, she can take advantage my health insurance but can she also recieve benefits like elterngeld for the...

Dalebutt, I am keen to register her as a jobseeker because I thought that way they wouldn't ask for health insurance. (but I see in any case they will ask for health insurance) Let me tell you also why I am tense about health insurance: If we apply the residence card before we get a job we will need...

Thank you dalebutt and ecogle for your responses and advices. We want to move to Berlin. I know Berlin has high jobless rank in Germany and also new attraction center for the expats from all around world. There are pros ans cons of big cities. (I know negative sides more than positives) But we like ...

Hello Wanderer,

Our German level is b1. If you asked it to warn me about difficulties of getting job, sadly I have already known that German skill is must to survive in job market.

I would like to hear If you had experience with settling in Germany.

Hello! I have already checked the forums and also official EU website about moving to another member state but still I can't figure out how the things work. I will be glad if you could help me to clear my doubts about settling in a EU state. My wife is EU citizen but I am not. We have decided to mov...