I am a student in Ireland (non-EEAnational) and my husband is Irish. He got offered a job in London starting January this year, and we got married in June. (We have been together since 2008). I was granted an EEA family permit to move over and join him after I finish my degree. I have my last 2 exam...
I tried to get an appointment for a visa with the spanish consulate and have just been told that there are no available dates before my date of departure. We are hoping to depart on the 23rd of Aug and I tried to get an appointment on the 27th of july. I know that it is a bit close to the time but I...
Thanks for all the replies, so then I'll have to get the visa. I also read through the above thread and that really scared me, it would be a lot better to just apply for a visa before we go!
"The above rules for holders of a residence card also apply to holders of an EEA family permit issued under the Immigration (EEA) Regulations 2000 (a stamp endorsed in the holder's valid passport). " taken from this link:
No at this stage I only have the EEA family permit. I know for some countries, like the Netherlands, that is fine. If I do have to apply for a visa, what documents will I need (I believe it is less than if I were just applying for a visa without having an EEA spouse?)
My husband is Irish and I have an EEA family permit. We are planning a short holiday to Barcelona in August. Will I be allowed to travel without a visa if I have my EEA family permit and our marriage certificate with us?
I thought as much, but thanks for the info! Here is to hoping that companies big enough to have graduate schemes have HR departments that are aware of EU law!
I am South African and my husband is Irish. I am currently doing my degree in Dublin and will finish in August. He started a job in London in January. I have just been issued with an EEA family permit which will expire on the 23rd of Dec 2011. I am aware that it is initially issued for 6 months and ...
