If she was working in Spain she would be able to apply for an EEA family permit for her husband under the Surinder Singh ruling, usually a much easier process than applying for a UK visa as it is based on EU law. Can she not find a job? I guess by your words they are not self sufficient. How are the...
You're in West-Africa. You have married an AFRICAN. This makes things very, very hard for you since the EU embassies in Africa are dearly beloved, bigotted and completely ignorant of basic law. So are the Greek embassies all over the world, so should be used to it. In my experience the Greek author...
Even though my dad is Spanish, I'm British so a foreigner here. As I'm exercising treaty rights we are applying under the Surinder Singh ruling. I'm not going to send any financial evidence or documents at all, just my payslips and work related documents obviously important for my case. I've been ad...
Sounds pretty straightforward, I do not see any problems with you being given the residencia especially as a family member of an EU citizen... To be honest I am glad I can avoid...Last time I went to the oficina de extranjeros they just treated everyone like crap.
I was born in the UK and am applying from Spain (have been working here since August, living here since June). It is my understanding I do not need to show anything remotely financial at all... these sorts of posts worry me!
http://www.mir.es/SGACAVT/modelos/extranjeria/ You can then decide which form you need of all these and you will then need to go to the oficina de extranjeros or the comisaria where you are empadronado. No idea how long it takes, sorry. As a British citizen I simply have the piece of paper for peopl...
I believe you have to have been living in Spain for 10 years in order to apply for a Spanish passport. You can get permanent residency though because you have been living in Spain for 5 years. Then in 2014 you could apply for nationality?
I am sure I read it somewhere a on a couple of threads! Maybe they did not show they were exercising treaty rights well enough... I have been working in Spain since August and have all of my monthly payslips...
Yes, what we have been advised to do is to apply for FP after we are married, if application is not accepted because he does not have legal residency here (been told this is unlikely), we will apply for his residency card and send another application for FP once we have this. But I have read on this...
What do you feel about Spain potentially not recognizing our application as they have in the past failed to recognize a British person in Spain exercising treaty rights? Surely this is not allowed?
I've been reading other posts on the forum though regarding applications made in Spain for a family permit if you are British exercising treaty rights, and the fact that they often fail to recognize this as acceptable?? Anyone know about this, WORRYING.... I am actually meeting the British Ambassado...
Thank you, Sounds to me like that the section you showed me is just what I needed! How could they possible not accept an application with that statement in their guidelines?!
Thanks. But I guess he needs this if he is staying for over 3 months, and when we marry we will not be staying much longer... Maybe we can try for the FP and if application not accepted we can apply for the residency card?
if you are living in spain right now, you can go to any municipality,or town hall, where marriages are taking place officially,and u can ask them if your fiance needs a residecy card in order to marry or no, very easy Thank you, but my question isn't whether he needs a residency card to marry, we k...
Hi all, I decided to post here as previously I posted in the general forum last time but my queries are now specifically to do with the EEA route. I am British, exercising treaty rights in Spain since August 2010. My fiance is Albanian and is not here legally but has been living here since June 2010...
Does anyone know where I can find the criteria used to judge whether or nit [sic] an applicant is a threat to public security/public policy? According to Immigration (EEA) Regulations 2006, reg 21 which corresponds Directive 2004/38 (art 27): "an applicant can only be considered a threat to pe...
Do you really need the bank statements? I thought this was irrelevant to the application...as Nimitta said... Exactly that was the conclusion so far. If you read the EEA regulations as linked to above that becomes very clear. The EUN do not claim otherwise either. Fabulous! I've been working in Spa...
Also no need to back to Albania to marry as long as you marry outside the UK.So Spain is fine to get married and apply for spousal visa there Fingers crossed that Tracy sees my message! We can get married here if he wasn't banned to all Schengen countries after his conviction in Greece. He is convi...
