I am not an EU resident and am in Germany because my husband moved here from Spain. I'm worried about my situation. I don't think my husband will leave me, but if he does what will my situation be? We have a child so I think I will be OK, but he is just a baby and has not been enrolled in any schoo...

guessaname wrote:Another quick question friends..

Will there be a visa fee if I apply for UK tourish visa for my wife?

No, no fee

Richard66 wrote: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.

[quote="guessaname"]Hi, I'm an EU citizen and want to apply for schengen tourist visa for my wife who is a non-EU citizen and does not have EU fam card. She is on work permit working in ireland. Could you please tell us what kind of documents do we need to provide in the embassy of any sch...

Fifteen million a people a year who travel by air or sea between Britain and the Irish Republic will face formal passport checks for the first time in more than 80 years

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/jan/1 ... -passports

My wife is Spanish, and I am Canadian. We were married in Spain two years ago. We met in the UK five years ago, have been living in the UK since the wedding. Since we were married, I obtained an EEA2, and my wife her EEA1. We are moving to Spain in the near future, and I would like to keep working ...

I'm sure the government would like to read our minds and know our innermost thoughts and prejudices but till they do that no amount of secuity checking is going to reveal someone's colour bias. That said, if the UK immigration service staff represent a cross section of British society in general th...

The 2 "immigration service" staff are security guards who work for a private contractor, please do not lump them in with the professional staff who are highly security cleared and who do the frontline jobs for the Border Agency. Just like the policeman who was caught with BNP membership, ...

A bunch of incompetent imbeciles, write directly to the EU complaints office with full details of your case, they are taking the biscuit.

http://ec.europa.eu/community_law/your_ ... rms_en.htm

Good luck

An official investigation has been launched after two immigration service staff working with asylum-seekers were found to have links to the British National Party, The Independent has learnt. They need to widen the net to those working at ports of entry and the home office. http://www.independent.co...

First-Class Moron, please refrain from dearly beloved comments on the Dutch and using abusive language. Can you explain dearly beloved language??? what is dearly beloved about what i said, i made my views known based on my experience and some dude jumps on my case. This guy is somewhat lacking in s...

archigabe wrote:First-Class Moron, please refrain from dearly beloved comments on the Dutch and using abusive language.

Can you explain dearly beloved language??? what is dearly beloved about what i said, i made my views known based on my experience and some dude jumps on my case.

zafarzafar wrote:HI there
Yes i appied for the Permit in 2007 and i got it for a full year and processing time was i think 3-4 weeks,

Thanks mate

Does anyone on this forum have an idea on how long it takes to issue one of these permits. From the date one submits application form and documents.

5,000 POUNDS, so you cool

vickivickii wrote:thanks for your help First-Class Moron!!

is there a certain bank which is best for him to get an account with or is it any like us?

Barclays, Hsbc, Abbey, Halifax. the first two are great because they update regularly with equifax and experian (credit reference agencies)

he needs to go open an account first, then he needs to write to the council and have his name put on the voters roll, then he needs to get a catalogue (freemans, kays) order from catalogue and pay for two months and then pay it off, then he needs to apply for a capital one credit card- https://www.c...

Yes you can and she can as well, no problem.
Your German residency allows you travel for upto three months to any Schenghen country and so does your GF's visa

First-Class Moron, if you have nothing to add to the discussion, please shut up. Your post here is well below what I would expect from a "member of standing"!! i did my university education in holland and i still stand by my statement, he has to learn some dumb language e.t.c . Engage you...

fysicus wrote:First-Class Moron,

if you have nothing to add to the discussion, please shut up. Your post here is well below what I would expect from a "member of standing"!!

why dont you make me

Hello, I am from Denmark and I am Dansih citizen. I Live in Britain for 3 years How can I get British passport? What do I have to do? Thanks!!! You are better off sticking to the Danish passports, the UK and the USA passports are hot cake for terrorists basically if you hold one of those passports ...

I would not advise you to go to Holland, it is a messed up place. A bunch of weirdos. Not just for immigrants but also the citizens. Your parner has to be earning a minimum of 1, 400 euros + and you have to learn their messed language, its bureacratic, taxes are high, the people are like remote cont...

Richard66 wrote:

not trying to prove you wrong mate, just eager to see some justice in the right implementation of the the Directive.

But I want to be wrong and I want to see this EEA FP binned, just like you!

I guess you were right, the ******* just amended a few lines of it.

I think you would find that you are wrong on that, according to the this case law, the requirement for family permit (Regulations 12 of EEA 2006 reg) is a UK law and not compatible with EU law. For once, First-Class Moron, I agree with you and hope I am wrong! Prove me wrong and for once I shall da...

Lçet me correct myself: a simplified EEA FP for family members not in possession of an EEA residence card and which no exessive information is asked, only a marriage certificate. You mean the EEA family permit will be necessary for only those who don't hold a Residence permit from any EEA ? Non ho...