Bin the old passport and apply for a new passport at the Aussie embassy in Spain before you reach the UK or it would be a wasted journey.

Can anyone tell me if working in another member state as a consultant but not physically present in that member can constitute or be termed as exercising one's treaty rights i.e a UK national works for a French company and is taxed in France but still resides in the UK. Depends on what you mean by ...

86ti wrote:I can't help you much but so-called 'cross-border services' may count. I once found the Carpenter case mentioned in this context.

Thanks mate, that info was more than enough

Can anyone tell me if working in another member state as a consultant but not physically present in that member can constitute or be termed as exercising one's treaty rights i.e a UK national works for a French company and is taxed in France but still resides in the UK.

Go back to Israel, what the problem? Asylum is for genuine refugees not people with family problems. Dont be such a rude and arrogant individual, have some manners man. Says you! http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?p=218949&highlight=#218949 Kettle calling the pan burnt-arse. it take...

hamid84 wrote:You will not be granted asylum on the basis of what you are saying.

Ok fine if you get $400, would you go to Israel or Europe because you require money for both choices.

Nice on Hamid, unlike guru the c[[[,

Wanderer wrote:Go back to Israel, what the problem? Asylum is for genuine refugees not people with family problems.

Dont be such a rude and arrogant individual, have some manners man.

Taxes are the price we pay for living here and gaining benefit; if this country is not what we bargained for, then we should leave and take our chances elsewhere, end of story. But I can't see that it's appropriate to slag off the UK just because the payoff from our gamble wasn't as high as we migh...

Whats wrong with you guys on this immigration forum, KpaxM77P should be allowed to share his personal experience with members and visitors alike, if you dont like what he is sayiing, you can disagree but withhold your sarcastic remarks, no need for all these jumping down the guys case, free speech g...

Well I think you hold a grudge against the Dutch or the country judging by your other posts - just trying to point that out to readers who may not be aware. I have no grudge against the Dutch, i did my masters over there and my ex is Dutch, i was only pointing out differences between other parts of...

BDB It's a free world, i am telling it as i see it, if you disagree, then thats all good but don't try to tell me what to think or what to say. I am not in the game of getting browny points.

bdb303 wrote:First-Class Moron, I just think you've got huge chip on your shoulder.. time to let go, breath out.

bdb i think you got a big chip on your brain. freedom of speech it is called mr bdb.

No immigration control on exit, yes airline desk staff can check your travel documents but if you fly with airlines that have online check in and you only have hand luggage you dont see nobody.

lived in Den Haag, the Dam, Breda, Groningen and Leeuwarden (Friesland). People were much better down south than up north. And i found it to be highly bureacratic and quite different from the rest of Europe, not as liberal as people would want you to believe. The government was too much in peoples b...

Plum70 wrote:When my family lived there some years ago I found the people (in general) to be very reserved, sometimes bordering on intolerant/antisocial, despite our efforts to open dialogue. At least our neighbors certainly were!

i fully agree, very antisocial, i left in june 2008 and it is still the same ole

Please propery quote what you took from this site and keep it separate from your own private opinion. And for 'anti-social' see http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=33643&highlight= Whats wrong with one having a private opinion, human beings are made to have a private opinion and ro...

The (high) taxation, the fact that I have to pay to talk to a customer service representative, the lack of modesty in the doctors’ offices and the immense amount of bureaucracy that you have to go through to settle here. I find the Dutch to be very helpful when asked. However, they don’t seem to...

The EU fam 4 is the same as the normal stamp 4 in the sense that it entitles you to the same benefits within Ireland ie employment but the EU fam 4 has other European benefits as a spouse of an EEA citizen.

You also would need to have Both your birth certificates and marriage certificate legalised. Her previous overstaying issue would not be a problem. Just out of curiousity, are the Dutch still insistent on your wages being 1,400 + in order to have your spouse resident because i believe that this was ...

Big congrats to you.

Absolute rubbish, Charles they turned you down based on the human rights law, they have used the local immigration law to tackle your problems, you need to get in touch with a solicitor, the AIT Judge never addressed your wife´s right under community law, did you get a solicitor for your appeal?

Casa wrote:Is your spouse employed? Technically if you date your application before your reduncancy a week ago, and tick 'employed' as you were on that date and include your bank statements, pay slips and P60, your future prospects of employment won't come into it.

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86ti was right by saying that it depends on country because the Dutch embassy want to see proof that you are travelling together. 110% I think it does not make sens .Do I have to travel all the time with my spouse even with a shenghen visa???? I have never experienced this with the french or spanis...

86ti was right by saying that it depends on country because the Dutch embassy want to see proof that you are travelling together. 110%

I would say even the flight reservation is not needed. It is needed if you are travelling with EU spouse as proof in order to be eligible for visa fee waiver. It is not acurate: I have applied many times and travelled hundreds of times without my ex EEA spouse to france with no problem without prov...