have just looked at the difference between exclusion order and exclusion decision and below believe it is a decision if the detials below are full. My husband is non eu. Exclusion decision This can be made against a non-European Economic Area (EEA) national. Exclusion prohibits a person entering the...
Sorry know can go to solicitor but as allready been with solicitor for spouse visa that said everything should be fine and after appeal was very confident just to have itcome back negative. Also contacted solicior but just seem intrested in getting there money and give little in put about the case o...
Does anyne have experiance of writing to have exclusion order removed?Or what should be put in the application/letter? if anyone thinks they may be able to help just pm me and I can forward more detail . Or can give some extra details as needed. We are married(briths and noneu spouse) , living in eu...
there is no set period of time before you intend to return that your employment must of been within for when returning under the singh route it is that you have worked before returning to the uk so the work in spain should be fine for this matter. Although may I also add that this is not the eu comm...
Hi could some one please tell me if ehic card from home country is accepted as insurance for eu route application in ireland as it is in some other eu countries?
Have been told by 'your europe advice' that can apply back in uk even though uk citizen as I have been residing in Ireland and that it is not a requirement that I need to of worked as I have excercised treaty rights by being self sufficent. I really need to know all options of returning to UK if nee...
does anyone have any experiance of dealing with solvit.ie ? I worte to them and they asked me to get advice from your europe which I did and if they saw a missaplication of law to come back to them which I did and forwarded the reply but hve not had a response back to even acknowledge that they have...
ok I have only been resident in ireland for a year so re sent this back to your europe advice to clarify if the lenght of time had affect and recieved the following repply: Thank you for reverting to the Your Europe Advice service. Even though you have only been resident in Ireland for one year, you...
Thank you for your enquiry to the Your Europe Advice service. If you decide to take up residence in the UK, your husband should be entitled to work based first on his relationship with you. Since you have lived and been self sufficient in Ireland for the past five years, you are regarded as exercisi...
Hi, Hoping for some advice here or maybe some one who has gone through the same thing. I am living in Ireland as self sufficent with my husband on 5 years resident as eu family membesing . I have been advices by your europe advice that I should be able to apply to return to the uk under directive 20...
No not sure why took so long, am ware it can take 6 months for appeal but am also aware that they may very well keep my husbands passport for long time again and reapplying means my husband having to take more time off work which he is not really able to do. Is there any ruling or understanding in e...
Hi, Could some one please give me a clue how long I would be required to work in Ireland and for how many hours a to be able to apply back in uk under eu route? Or what can class as self employed? or ideas what I could do as self employed? as have small baby and husband working alot so need to work ...
we have allready applied for the family permitt prior to the chnges being anounced and are in the middle of appeal as was refused as they took a copy of childs birth certificate and returned original. Surelly though this is going against eu law as it is over riding my child irish rights of a eu citi...
Hi, Just wanting some info on this matter as the way I am interperate eu law compared to how ukba interperate eu law seem to differ. Me and my family may need to move to uk in future months due to ill relatives. I am british citizen classed as self sufficent living in ireland with my husband who has...
Thank you for your enquiry to the Your Europe Advice service. The situation on this is clear. You have a right to enter the UK with your wife and daughter, both of whom are EU citizens. You should only be required to present your passport and your Irish residence card. The residence card should be a...
These figures are also across the board but earning 18600GBP in London is much easier compared to trying to make this sort of money in northen cities in the uk. Especially when the cost of living is considerably diffrent from north to south. Some one could be making less than the 18600gbp but having...
hi, Am hoping for some help I am british and my husband is resident in Ireland under eu directive 2004/38/EC and has a 5years resident card 4EUFAM. We applied to visit as houshold member of eea citizen as our dqughter is irish but was refused as original birth certificate was not left with the embas...
OK APPLIED FROM ROI TO GO TO UK CHILD IS IRISH UNDER EU FREE MOVEMENT SUBMITTED APPLICATION AND DOCUMENTS THEY TOOK COPY OF BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND GAVE ORIGINAL BACK ALSO PASSPORT OF NON EU APPLICANT.THEY HAD APPLICATION FOR 3 MONTHS AND THEN GOT REFUSAL SAYING NEEDED TO SUBMITT BIRTH CERTIFICATE TO ...
ok does anyone have a offical document or reply from a offical body stating no fee for eea appeal? refusal requesting birth certificate. asked if we could just submitt this document to the embassy for review of decison they refused and stated re apply or appeal. sent appeal now asked for 80 gbp for ...
Could anyone help me with this reviews are no longer avaliable for visa applications so put appeal in as applied under eea directive for a visa to travel to uk but refused as one document was not included now recieved letter for fee has anyone had offical document confirming if payment is needed und...
Exemption from fees (5) Where by any convention, treaty or other instrument entered into by Her Majesty with any foreign power it is provided that no fee is required to be paid in respect of any proceedings, the fees specified in this Order are not payable in respect of those proceedings. [url]http:...
yes that is correct am based in Ireland, think will go down the appeal side as need to be able to travel quickley if needed. Is just frustrating time, document, and this never mentioned in a number of contacts in the 3 month period.
ok so found out we do not need to pay for appeal Exemption from fees (5) Where by any convention, treaty or other instrument entered into by Her Majesty with any foreign power it is provided that no fee is required to be paid in respect of any proceedings, the fees specified in this Order are not pa...
we applied for a visit visa to uk under eu treaty rights but after 3 months of having the application were refused as they required the original copy of a birth certificate which thy had taken a copy of and returned the orignal to us when we were submitting the application. Can we ask for a review o...
