Can an eu residence card holder (eu family member) spouse visit the uk without a visa? I have the czech residence card (family member of eu citizen) can I visit the uk without a visa or do i need to travel with my eu spouse to be able to travel to the uk without visa? At the moment i can travel to m...
[quote="Jambo"][quote="judasiscariot"] All advice will be welcome. Thanks for sharing your insight.[/quote] Your case is not so simple in my view. You are not a "normal" spouse of EEA national in the UK but a spouse of a UK national under the Surinder Singh route (i.e. ...
[quote="SouthWest1"]An A1 stamp will be similar to stamps on page 40 onwards http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/employersandsponsors/preventingillegalworking/currentguidanceandcodes/comprehensiveguidancefeb08.pdf?view=Binary[/quote] Yes!!! that's the stamp i have in th...
[quote="SouthWest1"]also to add, for UKBA a marriage is still valid until a decree absolute is issued even if you both leaving in 2 different address. and a quick divorce will take usually 3 months to be finalised so its a bit of time to get all papers ready and sorted good luck[/quote] Th...
[quote="SouthWest1"] what do you mean be overstayed? i suppose you have used Surinder Singh route to come here based on what you said? if this is the case, then theoretically you never overstayed as you have the right as a family member coz your wife is considered as an EU here under EU re...
I am married to a brit national who exercised their EU rights in another eu country 3 years back. I then came back to this country on the back of that but since overstayed. We are divorcing pretty soon. Is there any chance I can make my application inspite of the divorce? I read somewhere that spous...
We took a train (Eurostar) from st.pacras to brussels. The border guard we saw took us to his boss;who warned that the only problem might be the uk officials letting us back in without a visa. He kept on asking why we did not wait to get a visa before travelling and was trying to tell us it is our r...
Let me clarify the situation; We are taking a train from UK to Brussels (not UK to France) Eu spouse is French Non-eu spouse is travelling with a newly issued,blank passport with no visa or resident permit We will eventually travel from Brussels to France (which shouldn't be a problem,since it's fro...
I needed some advice. I will give you a low-down of the situation. I am undocumented but recently married to a french citizen. He lives/works in france but comes to the uk to visit me regularly. Now I am planning to go and join him there for good. We are planning on travelling together by train acro...
[i][quote]Were you living with your British wife in Czech Republic, and what was she doing at Czech Republic, was she working or self-employed? On what basis did you come to the UK. Any right you have to register you name on your child's birth Certificate, only exist in Czech republic, and to be hon...
I am a third country national with czech temporary residence status. I was married to a british citizen (now separated and processing divorce) and was living in prague until recently when i returned to the uk. Recently, my czech girlfriend just contacted me that she has a child with me but could not...
i think we would just go the family permit route. My spouse worked in europe and i did as well. Infact i have an eu residence card. Does anyone know if the time lapse between when my partner worked in europe and now (almost a year) would not be a problem when using that as evidence of my spouse's ex...
It will be four years (in 3 months) since i married my spouse who is a british citizen. We married abroad and then moved to Europe and stayed there a year before coming to the uk. I was issued a 6 month "visiting" visa at the port of entry. However i ended up overstaying here with my briti...
