you can get another blue book to leave the country, or a passport with ROA -seems to be the most popular choice (and pretty much the only one as your 2 options are either a passport or ROA, you will not be issued visas even if you tried. one problem that I haven't figured out yet and would be gratef...
Thank you, Simon (for both the reply and moving it to the right forum)! If they were to get pedantic about it though. My interpretation (that I hope is wrong) is that 1- you have unlimited residence rights=permanent residence=affects hukou 2-it confirms that you hold a nationality of another country...
Hi, first of all I hope I posted this in the correct group. My son has a Chinese passport from his father's side. We are planning to travel to the UK and are trying to figure out the best solution. From my side he was born as British so he cannot apply for visa only for a passport or ROA to travel b...
Hi, I would need advice with the following matter. We intend to travel to the UK with my husband (non-EEA) to visit my parents who live there for Christmas. I am an EEA national, and was staying with my husband abroad since summer. Last time we applied we were refused because they doubted the nature...
According to your post you actually didn't submit pictures. I don't understand why people are not following the guidelines (it's written everywhere that for EEA FP applicants should submit pictures, messages,etc) and they are complaining about refusal. Hi dan1988uk, I just want to make clear that w...
Hi, and thank you for taking your time to help me. My husband (a Chinese national) applied for a EEA family permit (I have to confess it was my idea). I am an EA national and my parents and I lived in the UK for years. I have a permanent residence card as well and a small business. My husband has hi...