Can’t believe that I missed that (and that our lawyer has as well….). Then we certainly have a case again
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Thank you for the link!
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Hi Tobbe,Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:Tobbe,
In light of the challenges of Spain, you might want to consider
(1) take pictures of you and your wife together in the airport as you arrive
(2) make friends with somebody on the airplane and get their name and address in case you need to prove you were there
(3) Most digital cameras and many cellphones can act as a voice recorder. Record your entry into the country in case there are any issues.
(4) Carry a copy of the ECJ case C-459/99 (MRAX vs Kingdom of Belgium) in English and Spanish
Finally, have a very nice trip!
Other than these prudent hints, I wish you a very pleasant journey :)ca.funke wrote:Other than these paranoid hints, I wish you a very pleasant journey :)
Awsome! And thanks for the update!Tobbe wrote:All in all we had an excellent time with a minimum amount of trouble.
Thanks, but we already have a detailled discussion herefrogy wrote:I found some links and quotes concerning this issue
Hello,Tobbe wrote:
@Tobbe!
Hi, just wondering when you say 'residence card', is that from your application of the EEA2 or some others? It would be nice to be able to not have to stamp the passport everytime we go through immigration as I travel quite a bit for work and am hoping that my passport will last for 5 years!
Thanks.
Is this because "EU nationals who have always lived in the country of their nationality are not exercising EU treaty rights and are therefore not considered Union citizens"?ca.funke wrote: Belgium:
Wrong: They say this is only applicable to EEA (not Belgian) citizens.
Correct: This is applicable to all EEA + EFTA (including Belgium!) citizens.
France:
Wrong: They say this is only applicable to EU (not French) citizens.
Correct: This is applicable to all EEA + EFTA (including French!) citizens.
These are just the pieces of incorrect info I found on the fly. I´m pretty sure there is more.
Hi Tobbe,Tobbe wrote:Awesome!
Can’t believe that I missed that (and that our lawyer has as well….). Then we certainly have a case again
Thank you for the link!