Hi benifa FYI - Poland, as a Schengen country, does require Ukrainian citizens to hold a valid Schengen visa, as a condition of entry. Why did you think this was not so? To quote from the website of the polish embassy in london. http://www.londynkg.polemb.net/index.php?document=135&PHPSESSID=780...

so that is the wrong form! it is for the non-EU spouse of an EU member living in the UK, so that he/she can live in the UK too trouble is, nobody in the UKBA knows anything about it, they just pass you on to another dept Yup! And what I'm trying to understand is what my wife, who is a UK resident a...

A UK Residence Card, endorsed as "family member of EEA national", is given to an eligible person who has submitted form EEA2. It takes 6 months to process (theoretically). I've had a look at the form. As I see, this is applicable for non-EEA spouses of EEA citizens exercising treaty right...

As the family member of an EU citizen your wife is allowed to stay in any EEA state, if together with you, for up to 90 days. Richard, that's great news if it's correct! However, it's not what I glean from the French Embassy webpage. She needs no other document than a valid passport and her entry v...

Thanks for the prompt reply, Wanderer My wife has a Schengen transit visa already (type B, multi-entry, 5 days max duration per stay), which was issued by the Polish Consul in Lutsk, Ukraine, and obtained on the basis of her UK Student Entry clearance. The visa is valid for the duration of her stude...

Hi Firstly, prior apologies for any questions with answers duplicated elsewhere - I'd be happy to follow any links posted! :) I am recently married. My wife is Ukrainian, and now has FLR(M) status granted in UK valid for two years; I am a British citizen. We intend to travel in the summer by road fr...