In effect, I am free to seek out employment in the Netherlands and do not require a work permit to work there, so long as my EU spouse moves with me when I move there to take up work? As long as your EU spouse moves to the Netherlands to exercise her treaty rights, and is either employed, self-empl...
Interesting idea from the EU commission, citizens can propose EU legislation from 1st April 2012. Requires a committee with 7 citizens from 7 EU states then the proposals needs to be backed by at least one million EU citizens. That might be the hard bit. Anyway here is the info, I'm sure we can get ...
The Czech Republic has two months to react to the EC's criticism. If Brussels finds Prague's response insufficient, it may hand the issue over to the European Court of Justice, which may impose sanctions on the Czechs. This, however, happens only rarely on similar occasions. Till now, I don't know ...
Excellent information and is very helpful, but I am not sure that Ryanair and others are actually members of IATA. IATA is no bible either. It talks about max stay of 90 days, which implies a return ticket is required. That comes presumably from the three month's initial residence, which can be gre...
If airline staff check their computer or latest TIM manual for visa requirements. This is what the Airline staff will see. Visa required, except for A max. stay of 3 months for those, irrespective of nationality, holding a Residence Permit issued by Germany. Use any of the links below, enter your de...
skele, the way UKBA play games with the law and bureaucracy would make anyone's head hurt. They officially break their own laws, meaning they do officially demand that your husband has a visa. So the Airline did follow the official rules, yet the official rules is not the official law. Summary, you ...
The Irish are very messy and unorganised, they have many different websites with different requirements, often wrong and unlawful ( 2004/38/EC) Another user on this forum found this INIS list, which is correct. http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/VisaDoc24thJan07.doc/Files/VisaDoc24thJan07.doc Applying F...
we know your an ex tea boy from the DOJ but since when on this earth did you need to adopt your own family members. If there was no blood relation, and they just wanted to be good and kind, I agree an adoption process must be followed. That this uncle and aunt mentioned that they would like to adopt...
please do not be afraid to send them a letter before action, basically a letter explaining the whole story and what you are expecting in compensation. Give them 21 day to reply with a solid and satisfactory offer. Then, if you are not happy with that offer, DO go down or fill out a claim form onlin...
fysicus, this is not normal denied boarding, which occurs when a plane is overbooked. There are aggravating circumstances, with personal and public humiliation, and denial of fundamental EU citizen rights. For normal denied boarding, e.g. plane over booked, its covered by EU Directive 261/2004 http:...
Marriage was in Ireland, stamped by DOJ and stamped by Chinese Embassy to make it lawful in China. Later Irish Embassy in China said, and I quote visa officer "a Marriage Certificate means nothing, it could be something you found on the street, or wrote yourself" Even the Irish Marriage Ce...
Hi, I hold a Tier 1 Post study work visa (residence permit) unitl Oct next year, I am originally from Peru and I'm travelling to Lima on Saturday 24th dec, I asked previously and was told I didn't need a visa and now the airline told me I do, also the service company that provides visa for shengen ...
How many days did you apply for, what was your itinerary Also by Schengen Visa instructions, they are suppose to add extra 15 days of grace See Handbook for Schengen Embassies for processing of visa applications and the modification of issued visas http://ec.europa.eu/home-affairs/policies/borders/d...
my question is that will they issue me again schengen visa for italy bec first time i did not use it plz help me , any help would be highly appreciated cris123 no problem, there is nothing wrong with applying for the visa and not using it. Its just a waste of your money that's all. please read the ...
This is what happens. http://www.immigrantcouncil.ie/news-bulletin/2008/209--ici-news-bulletin-issue-32 The Immigrant Council of Ireland has written to the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform, asking him to investigate the unlawful detention of an Irish citizen on “immigration grounds” on ...
look up "permitted family members" in SI 656 of 2006 The reason for comparison is to highlight the unjust and morally bankrupt behaviour of the DOJ. hope their conscience stings this Christmas. Look, many children are rared by family members who are not parents, for many reasons, such as G...
If the adoption is not recognised, these kids are still blood, nieces if nothing else If they had been nieces of EU citizens, would Tom Russell and the Dept of Justice been forced to issue the visas ? Under EU directive 2004/38/EC and Irish SI 656 of 2006 , the answer is yes. Under Irish Law SI 656 ...
https://www.facebook.com/familyforxmas http://www.westernpeople.ie/news/ojkfmhauey/ http://www.mayonews.ie/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=14311:couple-on-hunger-strike-outside-kennys-office&catid=23:news&Itemid=46 Shame on the Dept of Justice and Equality and Tom Russel...
We started to argue about it, when I talked about the Directive (my bad I didn't print a copy, but after the good first experience here I didn't think it was necessary), she said that she doesn't care about European laws because this is CR and they have their own laws, The girl is nothing but an ig...
Directive 2004/38/EC Article 11 Validity of the residence card 2. The validity of the residence card shall not be affected by temporary absences not exceeding six months a year, or by absences of a longer duration for compulsory military service or by one absence of a maximum of twelve consecutive m...
