I have Stamp 4 and I'm married to a British Citizen but he doesn't live with me in Ireland he lives in UK. is there any way I can get an EEA permit? back to your first post, your to visit friends in Belfast, right ? So your travel does not come under EU law, so your on your own as such. Check if yo...
Such conduct from a Border is not acceptable. But, its against the law to put entry or exit stamp on EU family members passport who present EU/EEA residence Card. So when you complain, you can only complain about her conduct, not the fact that she didn't stamp the passport, because she is not suppos...
He does not need a visa to transit via Spain see Airline and Travel agent database information http://www.timaticweb.com/cgi-bin/tim_website_client.cgi?SpecData=1&VISA=&page=visa&NA=CO&AR=00&PASSTYPES=PASS&DE=GB&TR=ES&user=DL&subuser=DELTAB2C National Colombia (CO...
Under what basis do you have STAMP-4 ? If you are spouse of an Irish or EU Citizen and your spouse will accompany you, technically according to UK law you don't need UK visa, but you need to bring both passports, marriage cert and a copy of the UK law. see http://acme.posterous.com/if-no-eea-british...
The Polish Embassy in Tel Aviv don't mention anything outside standard Schengen Rules, i.e. 90 days out of 180. If you use up your 90 days in a row, you need to stay away 90 days before coming back. http://www.telavivpl.org/index.php?m=283&ln=en Israeli passport holders that intend to visit Pola...
You have raised a lot of issues here, and I understand your frustration. Start with the UK EEA Family residence card, Here is what the current card looks like. It is a passport vignette sticker. If the UKBA do not have the passport, they will put the vignette onto an A4-sized piece of paper called a...
You can try, but you will need a lot of luck to get past Ryanair check-in. Please let us know how it goes. Otherwise if you do apply for the UK visa remember its free of charge for EU family members. Here is what all Airline Staff will see when they check their database As an aside, note, no mention...
You are Slovakian, your spouse is a non-EU citizen, The British Law allows for entry without EEA-Family permit provided you can convince the Immigration Control that your spouse is your spouse So there is no problem from the legal side, but there might be a problem when you want to get on an aeropla...
Yes you need to have visa to travel to switzerland. Last month I was in switzerland. I took schengen visa along with my wife. I had stamp 4 and she had stamp 3. few years ago there was no need visa to travel there but when switzerland join schengen then all non EEA has to apply for visa to travel. ...
@xjessie007, your link is to a spam/fraud site, euro-dollar crap please remove it. To answer correctly such an old question from 2010, for the record. By law, a refusal must be given in writing with a justifiable reason and appeal process details. Article 32 of the Schengen Visa Code is the law cove...
Yes, you are fully entitled to be treated under EU law, as you are returning from another EU state after living and working there. see http://eumovement.wordpress.com/2007/04/16/choosing-to-use-eu-law-instead-of-national-law/ For more general information on Belgium and Freedom of movement rights ple...
They will check, and based upon their database information, they will deny you boarding. While EU law makes its clear that EU family members have an automatic right of entry when they accompany their EU spouse or parent. The Schengen Border Guard handbook, also makes this very clear, and visas are s...
By EU law, there is no requirement to hold any special visa, So provided the EU spouse is not Dutch, (unless returning from another EU state) and is working, self-employed or self-sufficient in Holland. You can apply for a residence permit in Holland on a normal tourist Schengen visa. For more infor...
Has your Slovak wife been working in another EU state ? if she has not, then you don't benefit from 2004/38/EC. You come under National Law Act 48/2002. It is important to point out, Slovakia do not give equal rights to their own citizens non-EU family, compared to other EU citizens non-EU family. F...
In earlier posts, >here< and >here< I mentioned how the EU Commission have bent the laws regarding what supporting documents an EU Embassy may demand. I find this new requirement, that you must provide proof of residence and travel arrangements inserted in the Schengen Visa Handbook, objectionable, ...
The spouse of an EU citizen who accompany or join the EU citizen, have less documents to submit, as its under EU law. By law the application is free, and all you need to submit is proof of your British Citizenship, and marriage cert, However in recent times, the EU commission are bending the law and...
The RC has no meaning with respect to Switzerland. Sorry, I do not understand this. This is a quirk of Switzerland, Christian noticed it, and raised it before here. http://immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=61830&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight= UK RC, does not allow v...
And as regards the rules for which country your suppose to apply for Schengen visa, the rules say... You apply for schengen visa for the main destination judged by days spent, or main purpose, not necessarily the first country of entry. As Germany is you main destination, that is the where you shoul...
http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/media-centre/speeches/family-migration Yesterday, the UK Minister for Integration, Damien Green, referred to the UK governments on going consultation process in respect of reforming family migration to the UK, which had been launched in July 2011. He indicated that this ...
As mentioned in the earlier answer, by law, such refusal must be given in writing with a justifiable reason and appeal process details. Article 32 of the Schengen Visa Code is the law covering refusals. And here is the Standard form they must fill in. http://www2.mfa.gr/softlib/Annex_25%20%20Standar...
yes, I went looking into this before here http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?p=376787#376787 I tried without luck, to find some straight forward written visa rules for the treatment of EU family members, specifically related to Visa class multi-entry visa duration Sadly this new visa cod...
I thought it came from EU Directive 2004/38/EC But I don't know if it has an earlier origin. Article 3 Beneficiaries 1. This Directive shall apply to all Union citizens who move to or reside in a Member State other than that of which they are a national, and to their family members as defined in poi...
Hi Plum70, thanks for your input. ...As such, CH=EEA=EU... do you know which laws define that the above is indeed so? Thanks and regards, Christian http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2006/1003/regulation/2/made UK Law, The Immigration (European Economic Area) Regulations 2006 “EEA Stateâ€
