raholptl wrote: Hi nt16,
any update? did you get the visa?

Thanks,

Hi raholptl

You probably meant to ask denver2k.

As for me I received the Schengen visa to travel with family quite a while back.

Hi! Bear in mind we were moving house, so everything that belonged to us was somewhere in our car if they wanted to search us, so we weren't short on documentation. 1. Netherlands, 3 years 2. Certificate of Registered Partnership (multilingual, English included), 3 years of payslips (English), empl...

Hi there, We entered the UK via Harwich International Port back in April under Surinder Singh rules (me UK national, my partner non-EEA national) without a Family Permit and using only our Article 10 Residence Card issued by another country. At the border we explicitly asked for entry under Europea...

Hi nt16, I travelled with my parents with a return ticket to be on safe side. The immigration officer at Dublin didn't asked any such questions. On this one I will suggest please don't transit trough UK for Ireland as they ask unnecessary questions, Hi , Is it necessary for UK Citizen to be in Irel...

No need for airline tickets, of applying on basis of EU law. You may need to prove a letter that they will be joining you at a specified time in the future. But you do need to prove that in their home country, they are dependent on the EEA citizen . If you are doing a Surinder Singh, you must work ...

Hamza2013 wrote:Hi nt16,

Yes, there is a service fee to be paid.

Hamza, did you travel together with your parents to Ireland from Pak? Did they have a return ticket or just one way? As proof of return journey is not required I wonder if a one way ticket is accepted by the immigration control at the airport.

On separate note, I would like to find out if we could initiate the parents entry clearance to EU country, while they are still in their home country & while I have not moved to EU country? Long ago I have read somewhere on europa website that- you could do so, but couldn’t find the link now. C...

Hi Bobthemoggie, Tried to response your queries as best as possible: But before that- My parents would like to visit my sister in UK, who is a non-EEA national & tier-2 ICT. They would like to stay with her for few months & then join me in EU for EEA route. If you parents hold UK visit visa...

Yes, they applied through gerrys, no visa fee paid as they are my dependent, Thanks. What about the service fee that gerry charges over and above the visa fee. And do you tell them that fees is waived or do they already know? Ok so applied for the visa via Gerry's in Karachi. There was no visa fees...

Hamza2013 wrote:Yes, they applied through gerrys, no visa fee paid as they are my dependent,

Thanks. What about the service fee that gerry charges over and above the visa fee.

And do you tell them that fees is waived or do they already know?

Hi nt16, You would need a bit longer to show transfer of life scenerio, I assume you have moved with all ur family as this will make your case stronger. We are waiting for residence card at the moment, Will have my wife and mother with me. Did your parents apply from Pak? Did they apply through ger...

Hi nt16, I am in similar situation working for UK company in Eire, make sure you declare yourself with HM revenue using P85 as you are working abroad, this will change your tax code a you will be paying take in NL. With regards to dependency for my parents financial receipts of payments to them wer...

Get an FP if you are flying with them. I understand the airlines are not going to have an idea about the EU law. Will need to perhaps take a bus or a ferry route. The issue I have with FP is, in case of refusal being stuck out of country for an appeal. Thanks to both of you for your help and sugges...

... @noajthan, @secret.simon Fair points. Thanks for your help and clarification on this. As for me moving to NL to work for my UK company, you dont think there should be an issue here with UK HO upon my return. I am also thinking of returning with them without applying for a FP rather just arrive ...

However, I was just curious as all that I have read around this does not mention that any document related to dependency should be shown for family members. It does not list any documentation because the documentation is self-evident from the description. So, for instance, to prove that somebody is...

Remittances can be one form of demonstrating your support & recipient's dependency obviously. There is emotional dependency too. @noajthan thanks for the response. I have been sending her money so have the remittances to show that as she is wholly financially dependent upon me and is a widow. H...

the dependent direct relatives in the ascending line and those of the spouse or partner as defined in point (b); Reading the directive further points 5 and 6 seem to indicate that family members defined in article 2.2 automatically enjoy the right of residence. (5) The right of all Union citizens t...

btw the embassy appears to be in error here. Article 3(2) is for any other family members. A mother is a direct family member (in ascending line) and so Article 2(2) applies to her. Or are you trying to invoke Article 3(2) in terms of ' household ' because mom is not a dependent a la 2(2) but is (o...

Nope, you are practically embodying the principle of free movement of labour. So long as you have moved the center of your life lock, stock and barrel to the Netherlands, you will be fine. If it is possible, try to get a long term transfer to the Netherlands. A three month transfer may make the Hom...

Hi Guys, I am looking to exercise my EU treaty rights in Netherlands as it has become difficult for me to bring my mother, non EU national, who is a widow and dependant upon me. I have found the EU route as a possible way to bring my mother with me back to the UK. I will also be looking to bring my ...

Dear, Thanks for your post.I read your point but you didn't understand freedom of movement.. Freedom of movement only applies when you are in host country and that time,I was in uk and I was not using my rights. I Came in CTA with my German documents and I tried to convenience using German permit,T...

The letter I used was for accompany spouse, i guess for join spouse there is not much to change except to explain that your EEA spouse is in Ireland and include proof of him/her exercising treaty rights there. You don't need proof of exercising treaty rights if your spouse has been in Ireland for l...