Use this section for any queries concerning the EU Settlement Scheme, for applicants holding pre-settled and settled status.
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samfam
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by samfam » Sun Aug 21, 2016 11:08 pm
Hi everyone!
I just received my Residence card.I have a question that if I could travel germany/Sweden without a visa with my EEA national partner. As I know the answer of my question is yes but just to confirm if I still can,planing to travel via Ryan airlines.
TIA
Application sent : 8th Feb 2016 (Postal order)
Biometric received : 26th Feb 2016
Bimoetric sent : 26th Feb 2016
COA received : 1st March 2016 (with right of work)
Decision made : 8th Aug 2016
Residence card : 12th Aug 2016
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samfam
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by samfam » Mon Aug 22, 2016 8:43 pm
Please enlighten on the topic anyone.I have to make urgent arrangement trip to the above countries
Application sent : 8th Feb 2016 (Postal order)
Biometric received : 26th Feb 2016
Bimoetric sent : 26th Feb 2016
COA received : 1st March 2016 (with right of work)
Decision made : 8th Aug 2016
Residence card : 12th Aug 2016
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noajthan
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by noajthan » Mon Aug 22, 2016 9:07 pm
samfam wrote:Hi everyone!
I just received my Residence card.I have a question that if I could travel germany/Sweden without a visa with my EEA national partner. As I know the answer of my question is yes but just to confirm if I still can,planing to travel via Ryan airlines.
TIA
EEA RC?
Then yes, you have already answered own question.
All that is gold does not glitter; Not all those who wander are lost. E&OE.
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samfam
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by samfam » Mon Aug 22, 2016 9:17 pm
noajthan wrote:samfam wrote:Hi everyone!
I just received my Residence card.I have a question that if I could travel germany/Sweden without a visa with my EEA national partner. As I know the answer of my question is yes but just to confirm if I still can,planing to travel via Ryan airlines.
TIA
EEA RC?
Then yes, you have already answered own question.
Thanks noajthan
Application sent : 8th Feb 2016 (Postal order)
Biometric received : 26th Feb 2016
Bimoetric sent : 26th Feb 2016
COA received : 1st March 2016 (with right of work)
Decision made : 8th Aug 2016
Residence card : 12th Aug 2016
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raja.brit
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by raja.brit » Mon Aug 22, 2016 11:36 pm
noajthan wrote:samfam wrote:Hi everyone!
I just received my Residence card.I have a question that if I could travel germany/Sweden without a visa with my EEA national partner. As I know the answer of my question is yes but just to confirm if I still can,planing to travel via Ryan airlines.
TIA
EEA RC?
Then yes, you have already answered own question.
Dear Noajthan,
Does the same applies to a Non-Eu Parent with EUFAM (Irish RC) travelling with her son who is a British ?
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noajthan
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by noajthan » Mon Aug 22, 2016 11:43 pm
raja.brit wrote:Dear Noajthan,
Does the same applies to a Non-Eu Parent with EUFAM (Irish RC) travelling with her son who is a British ?
Travelling from where to where?
All that is gold does not glitter; Not all those who wander are lost. E&OE.
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raja.brit
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by raja.brit » Tue Aug 23, 2016 2:51 am
noajthan wrote:raja.brit wrote:Dear Noajthan,
Does the same applies to a Non-Eu Parent with EUFAM (Irish RC) travelling with her son who is a British ?
Travelling from where to where?
Dear Noajthan,
From Ireland to EU Counties (except UK) for visit only.
Many thanks for your time!
Best Regards,
Raja
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Richard W
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by Richard W » Tue Aug 23, 2016 8:49 am
raja.brit wrote:Does the same applies to a Non-Eu Parent with EUFAM (Irish RC) travelling with her son who is a British ?
If (1) the EUFAM says the parent is the family member of an EU national, and (2) it is the son who is that EU national, then yes. (I am assuming that you are the son, and that the only EU nationality you hold is British.)
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noajthan
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by noajthan » Tue Aug 23, 2016 8:58 am
raja.brit wrote:noajthan wrote:raja.brit wrote:Dear Noajthan,
Does the same applies to a Non-Eu Parent with EUFAM (Irish RC) travelling with her son who is a British ?
Travelling from where to where?
Dear Noajthan,
From Ireland to EU Counties (except UK) for visit only.
Many thanks for your time!
Best Regards,
Raja
Airlines use the
Timatic passport/visa database to see what documents someone requires to fly somewhere; you can check it too...
Example
Timatic system:
http://www.skyteam.com/en/flights-and-d ... nd-health/All that is gold does not glitter; Not all those who wander are lost. E&OE.
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raja.brit
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by raja.brit » Tue Aug 23, 2016 10:08 am
Richard W wrote:raja.brit wrote:Does the same applies to a Non-Eu Parent with EUFAM (Irish RC) travelling with her son who is a British ?
If (1) the EUFAM says the parent is the family member of an EU national, and (2) it is the son who is that EU national, then yes. (I am assuming that you are the son, and that the only EU nationality you hold is British.)
Dear Richard,
Thanks. Yes I am the son and I hold British Nationality.
I really appreciate your time and assistance.
Best regards,
Raja
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raja.brit
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by raja.brit » Tue Aug 23, 2016 10:15 am
DearNoajthan,
Thanks again for assistance and the link is great. Very helpful as always.
Best regards,
Raja
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by a.s.b.o » Tue Aug 23, 2016 5:38 pm
It appears that
Gibraltar
Poland
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Croatia
Norway
Belgium
do not insist on holders of UK-issued EEA Residence Card of a family member of EEA national to travel together with the EEA national or to join EEA nationals in those countries. Said differently, a holder of a card - a non-EEA national - can travel on his/her own to these countries.
