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Depends on the country.guessaname wrote:Could you please tell us what kind of documents do we need to provide in the embassy of any schengen country to get schengen visa?
It is needed if you are travelling with EU spouse as proof in order to be eligible for visa fee waiver.Richard66 wrote:I would say even the flight reservation is not needed.
No, no feeguessaname wrote:Another quick question friends..
Will there be a visa fee if I apply for UK tourish visa for my wife?
It is not acurate:First-Class Moron wrote:It is needed if you are travelling with EU spouse as proof in order to be eligible for visa fee waiver.Richard66 wrote:I would say even the flight reservation is not needed.
when you inittially applied for a visa, what documentation did you give them?isceon wrote:It is not acurate:First-Class Moron wrote:It is needed if you are travelling with EU spouse as proof in order to be eligible for visa fee waiver.Richard66 wrote:I would say even the flight reservation is not needed.
I have applied many times and travelled hundreds of times without my ex EEA spouse to france with no problem without providing flight or accomodation.
They never charged me for the shenghen visas I had (french embassy).
The shenghen visa is free for EEA family member without conditions of accompanying them.
I think if you travel with your EEA spouse and you have a RC you don t need a visa at all.
Just my passport my ex passport , marriage certificate,employment letter and application form that s all.First-Class Moron wrote:when you inittially applied for a visa, what documentation did you give them?isceon wrote:It is not acurate:First-Class Moron wrote:It is needed if you are travelling with EU spouse as proof in order to be eligible for visa fee waiver.Richard66 wrote:I would say even the flight reservation is not needed.
I have applied many times and travelled hundreds of times without my ex EEA spouse to france with no problem without providing flight or accomodation.
They never charged me for the shenghen visas I had (french embassy).
The shenghen visa is free for EEA family member without conditions of accompanying them.
I think if you travel with your EEA spouse and you have a RC you don t need a visa at all.
I think it does not make sens .Do I have to travel all the time with my spouse even with a shenghen visa????First-Class Moron wrote:86ti was right by saying that it depends on country because the Dutch embassy want to see proof that you are travelling together. 110%
they only want to see proof that you are travelling together to qualify for visa fee exemptionisceon wrote:I think it does not make sens .Do I have to travel all the time with my spouse even with a shenghen visa????First-Class Moron wrote:86ti was right by saying that it depends on country because the Dutch embassy want to see proof that you are travelling together. 110%
I have never experienced this with the french or spanish .I use to travel a lot and it was just me my passport and the shenghen visa
Again I did not pay any fee for the visa and did travel with and without my ex.First-Class Moron wrote:they only want to see proof that you are travelling together to qualify for visa fee exemptionisceon wrote:I think it does not make sens .Do I have to travel all the time with my spouse even with a shenghen visa????First-Class Moron wrote:86ti was right by saying that it depends on country because the Dutch embassy want to see proof that you are travelling together. 110%
I have never experienced this with the french or spanish .I use to travel a lot and it was just me my passport and the shenghen visa
Just filled in an application for a UK visitors (put tourism as a purpose) visa and when submitted my application, was told the visa fee is 60 pounds despite i stated that my husband is an EU citizen??? Thought i didnt have to pay it???guessaname wrote:Another quick question friends..
Will there be a visa fee if I apply for UK tourish visa for my wife?
Why shouldn't this work? Bring your passports, your marriage-certificate, and lots of stamina for talking in some police-office on arrival.Where a Union citizen, or a family member who is not a national of a Member State, does not have the necessary travel documents or, if required, the necessary visas, the Member State concerned shall, before turning them back, give such persons every reasonable opportunity to obtain the necessary documents or have them brought to them within a reasonable period of time or to corroborate or prove by other means that they are covered by the right of free movement and residence.
We have done it many times when traveling to Spain from Ireland, only once the girl that was checking the passports entering the plane wondered whether i needed a visa, i just said that normally i do but not when i travel with my husband. It was enough for her (aerlingus). But Ryanair gave us a lot of grief over it, but at the end, let us in.ca.funke wrote:Hi all,
if you are a little adventurous - try to travel without applying for a visa
>>This<< thread explains how and why you should usually be allowed to travel with 4EUFam, which can be extended by the following.
Article 5, Section 4 of 2004/38/EC reads as follows:
Why shouldn't this work? Bring your passports, your marriage-certificate, and lots of stamina for talking in some police-office on arrival.Where a Union citizen, or a family member who is not a national of a Member State, does not have the necessary travel documents or, if required, the necessary visas, the Member State concerned shall, before turning them back, give such persons every reasonable opportunity to obtain the necessary documents or have them brought to them within a reasonable period of time or to corroborate or prove by other means that they are covered by the right of free movement and residence.
I assume you're travelling from Ireland? In order to make sure not to get stuck at departure, check in online with AerLingus. (I last suceeded leaving this way 6 months ago without any stoopid questions asked. I left this way as 4EUFam is not well known to checkin staff, so I guess convincing them to let you board this way is even less likely)
Should anyone attempt to do this, please let me know of the outcome.