EU-citizen student in Netherlands, Moroccan spouse moving

[Aylin]

Hello!

I will be glad if you might clarify me about some issues.

I am a German citizen and studying in the Netherlands. My spouse is Moroccan (living in his country) and we would like to live together in the Netherlands.
We never lived together for minimum six months, but can verify regular (long term)visits. As a student I dont have the income to support him financially for one year.
Which opportunities exist for us? Would a dutch job contract of him increase our chances?
I am a little lost cause right now it seems that as I am a student there are no opportunities at all.

Thanks!

[the hurricane]

Send me a pm , I can help you with this. It is a straight forward case and I don't think it is that complex !!

[Aylin]

Thank you for your answer, but as I just registered I cant send a pm. Maybe you could give me some key words or offer some links?

[Directive/2004/38/EC]

I am a German citizen and studying in the Netherlands. My spouse is Moroccan (living in his country) and we would like to live together in the Netherlands.
We never lived together for minimum six months, but can verify regular (long term)visits. As a student I dont have the income to support him financially for one year.
Which opportunities exist for us? Would a dutch job contract of him increase our chances?
I am a little lost cause right now it seems that as I am a student there are no opportunities at all.

You are an EU citizen studying in another EU member state. Your spouse can join you. The visa is based solely on your citizenship and the existence of the marriage. He does not require any sort of language skills, though obviously the more english/dutch/german he knows, the happier life will be.

He can also work once he gets to the Netherlands.

I assume you are formally married?

[Aylin]

Yes formally we are married, although I married with my Turkish nationality in Turkey so I need to tell German government about it I guess and show them my Turkish ID and the international marriage certificate?

Can you tell me which embassy/national administration we need to contact? Dutch always says you need to be the sponsor for minimum one year, German one says you need to live in Germany otherwise its not our business.
Thanks!

[Directive/2004/38/EC]

Yes formally we are married, although I married with my Turkish nationality in Turkey so I need to tell German government about it I guess and show them my Turkish ID and the international marriage certificate?

Can you tell me which embassy/national administration we need to contact? Dutch always says you need to be the sponsor for minimum one year, German one says you need to live in Germany otherwise its not our business.

If you are married, then there is no requirement that "you need to be the sponsor for minimum one year". Just apply for the Dutch visa. Supply only the marriage certificate, your passport, and your spouses German passport OR Ausweis.

[Aylin]

Thank you very much! Well try this in November cause he wants to come to Netherlands early spring of next year.