...as i understand i donot require a visa to travel to malta as i have 4eufam... Hi chursy, no, you do not need a visa to travel to Malta, as long as you travel together with your spouse. See also this >>letter from the Maltese Embassy<< I received in January 2008. Enjoy! Thanks guys Does it matter...

Hi i am a non-eu spouse (Pakistani passport) of a british national.We moved to UK in May 2011 on a family permit which is now expired in november. We are not moving to malta, as i understand i donot require a visa to travel to malta as i have 4eufam. however i would just like confirmation that the f...

Greenie wrote:why have you posted the same question 3 times?

I realised its more suited to this section. you can delete the other posts.

Hi

I am currently on a Tier 4 visa , which the visa due to expire in June 2012. its a years university course.

Will i be able to switch my status to Spouse Visa while inside UK or will this have to be done from the home country only?

Thanks

Thanks Man! you are a legend!!!

just to let everyone know, i sent an email to the embassy of Malta and gota a response from them confirming that i can travel.



Email address :- Embassy of Malta at MFA Dublin <maltaembassy.dublin@gov.mt>

EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:For the UK applying for RC is not mandatory.

ok does that mean that there wont be an issue then if i travel in December, since RC is not mandatory and i have a valid Irish EU4FAM.

I just hope the maltese immigration guys dont bother me too much at the immigration!

Thanks for that I understand that their shouldn't be an issue re entering malta now. However i am in UK at the minute and my wife is on a family permit here which is due to expire on the 6 November. Is it going to an issue if i travel from a UK airport to MALTA say in December? I am aware that there...

If you Irish issued residence card is still valid, you may enter Schengen with that. If not, then you will need a visa. If you are traveling with your spouse and can demonstrate it, if necessary you could get a visa at the border (if you have proof). Your Irish issued residence card will get you on...

Hi guys, I have a resident card from ireland and i understand that provided i am travelling with my EU spouse i would be needing the visa. I am just trying to have a backup plan in case i get confronted by the immigration officer or the staff. Can someone please provide me exams links of the documen...

I am just a little confused now!!! the following is from the foreign ministry website! DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR NON EU FAMILY MEMBERS If the family members of the EU national, are third-country nationals, the EU Member State(s) to or through which travel is intended may require an entry visa, dependin...

Hi I am a Non Eu National spouse of a british national issued with a irish resident card valid for 5 years on my passport ( Pakistani) We moved to UK in May on a family permit valud for 6 months ( expires on 6 Nov). Me and my husband a planning a move to Malta now as he has an employment offer from ...

thanks for asking. GMC have now been supplied the registration and good standing certificate documents they were looking for. My case has been referred to a complex case team in GMC as there has been a GAP from the time i graduated to date, this has mainly been due to the fact that i was on maternit...

Plum70 wrote:No one knows yet...expect that any word'll be published on the UKBA website.

Frankly don't care about the money or it's legality as far as the visa is issued in a day! I hope this comes quick

Does anyone know when this is going to come in practice.

Or is this in place already?

Lads

Quick questions,

I am considering applying for EEA2 visa for my wife, but I need to travel urgently. When do they send all the documents back , is with the COA or once the RC is issued?

I understand if you ask for the passports early the process stops altogether!

Any help much appreciated

More interested in what it means which I know now and obviously the inverse is true! Even if my wife does have to leave the Uk it still doesn't prove anything ! I am not mistaken you arey friend! You seem to too focused on your book! If you believe you are not mistaken you need to show evidence as ...

Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:

86ti wrote:

chursy wrote:@86ti - whatever!! move on!.

Sure. If I choose so.

The quintessential free movement choice!

Hahaha indeed . Thanks for your help, again much appreciated.

Ok as I said whatever! .

More interested in what it means which I know now and obviously the inverse is true! Even if my wife does have to leave the Uk it still doesn't prove anything ! I am not mistaken you arey friend! You seem to too focused on your book!

@mcovet - 100% agree with you, that all i was hoping to hear! Appreciate your response @86ti - whatever!! move on!. @ Directive - Think you are mistaken, loophole is around the fact that once a resident visa is issued, i dont think there is a control around the fact that checks your eligibility for ...

* trying to cheat* stop being judgemental, this is based on what! identifying a loop hole in the system is not considered cheating. Appreciate your advice but you need to consider your wording when you issue responses here as it is going to fireba Looking for advice and opinion from experienced indi...

. The legal situation has been explained to you now several times.[/quote] No need to be rude. I know the legal situation. The question is whether, there is a control to find out otherwise, which i dont think there is. Happy to be proven wrong. I have a permanent base here in UK and can prove that i...

Thanks again. I was thinking of applying for the resident card while i am in UK at the moment on the basis that i am self sufficient and a job seeker. I can support this with applications and current interviews lined up. However as i understand, my passport will be sent with the application and the ...

Can i apply on the basis that i am self sufficient and currently a jobseeker, supported with recent interviews and applications etc.

Furthermore provide that i am self sufficient and not dependant on benefits?

You have to meet these requirements to get an RC http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?p=540957#540957 and likely need to be considered self-sufficient and have CSI Sorry to bother you again Guru, i need your advice. I will be moving to Malta end October on a contractual role for a year. I...

Why do you want her to stay in the UK? In general she has a right to be WITH you. She does not have a right to remain after you have fully left. I am in process of registering her with the medical council here in Uk for an exemption on exercising ei treaty rights and was hoping if I can apply for t...