[quote="wegiwegi"]As a Spanish citizen, you do not need no visa to enter Switzerland, if you intend to stay more than 3 months then you will need to register at the competent cantonal migration office, for Zürich is Migrationsamt des Kantons Zürich Berninastrasse 45 Postfach 8090 Zürich Te...

Because even being a Spanish citizen, you need to have a visa/permit to be in Switzerland.

I am getting the passport in a couple of weeks.

Hello I have already started my application for a family reunion visa as a non-EU citizen. It is still being processed. My wife is an EU National and studying in Zurich. Last week I received my spanish citizenship, so I am officially now an EU National. I am wondering if I should forego the non-EU f...

just to update this topic for anyone that needs an answer to this.

the migration office from zurich said i have to go to spain (where I am a resident) in order to receive the Swiss Family Reunification Visa.

Hi all, I'll make this quick: I'm non-EU, but I have Spanish Residency. My wife is studying in Zurich, and I am here already with her in Zurich. 3 questions: Am I eligible for the Swiss Family Reunification Visa? Do I have to go to Spain to get it? My nationality application is processing, does this...

Hi All, Just a quick question? I am an Australian citizen, and I am married to a Spanish citizen and my Spanish citizenship application is underway. I have already been for my interview and submitted a few documents. At the time of the interview, I was a student and the person conducting the intervi...

Hi all, I have Spanish Residency as a Family Member of an EEA National and I am about to go apply for my spanish citizenship. I have 2 questions: 1. What are the maximum amount of days I can be out of spain on my residence card? 2. Is there a problem if I have been studying outside of spain with my ...

Hi all, I am set to go for my interview at my local Registro Civil for Spanish citizenship, and I have everything ready. But I have been told that they will ask me questions about Spanish culture etc. I think it is something similar to what we have in Australia (like a citizen test). Does anyone hav...

Hi all, I am australian and married to a spanish citizen. I would like to know, when I receive my Spanish Citizenship: 1) Does Spain recognise my Australian citizenship? 2) and if I was to return to Australia, would I still be considered Australian and be able to use my Australian passport? I've loo...

Thanks for the reply! Ok, that sounds good but I am just wondering how much money we need to have in our account for us to be considered self-sufficient. AND/or could we say that we have relatives (ie. parents) to help if the amount they require is beyond what we can show! We have signed letters fro...

I am an Australian citizen. My wife is a Spanish citizen. We first came to the UK on the 19th September 2011. We entered the UK with a Family Permit Visa, which began on the 6th June 2010. However it expired on the 6th January 2011. We made an application for an EEA2 (residence card) and I have rece...

I have been told by WorldBridge and UK Border Agency that non-EEA nationals are able to study with a EEA Family Permit.

Does anyone know where I can find information about that on an official document?


I only states "live and work".

Thanks for you help

Thank you both 86ti and John. Both have giving me something to think about and resolved many issues!

Much appreciated.

Ben

John, the only thing we aren't sure about is, we don't have a definitive: -contract that my wife will work, or -a university acceptance letter for her, and -payslips, showing income (she works in a hotel), -a "vida laboural" (a record of her working experience). Any ideas? Many thanks, Ben

As regards the application for EEA Family Permit, how would your wife be exercising her EU Treaty Rights in the UK? Employed? Self-employed, a student, or self-sufficient? I have prepared the following: * Denotes in process of receiving ==================== A Printout of your Completed Online Visa ...

Spoke to them? Who are "them"? I spoke to my university, the admissions co-ordinator there. As a Moderator here I can see the IP address you used to make your post, and therefore see which country you are in. Are you legally resident in that country, or just a visitor? As I have a residen...

Hi, I am Australian and married to a EEA National. I am to begin studying in September at a UK university and I need a visa. I can either go down the Tier 4 route or get the EEA Family Permit. I have about 90% of my documents organised and have started the online application (I have saved it) for th...

dear benifa, thank you very much for your help. on the "comprehensive sickness insurance cover", my wife has health insurance from the EU automatically (European Health Card). I also have private health insurance here. Does that mean we have to arrange it in the UK, even as I will have the...

I am Australian, and my wife is Spanish. We are looking to go to the UK under the family permit scheme as I have gained entry to a British Uni. We figured that as we are married, I wouldn't need to go for Tier 4 Student visa and that the Family Permit route would be much easier. I have five quick qu...