What is the best european country to go ?

[Nemo30]

hi all,
i have submit a spouse application under uk law and that been refused based on
my bad immigration history ,
now my wife thinking about moving to any european country to exercise her treaty right ,
what is the best european country for that to go ?
thank you for your help ..................

[Amber]

What was the bad immigration history?

[CR001]

OP overstayed visa by 4 years, applied for leave to remain which was refused and then entry clearance which was refused

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[Nemo30]

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[Nemo30]

What was the bad immigration history?

i have post it all ,sorry it`s to long thank you for help ....

[357mag]

As for which country is best, how long is a piece of string.
You should consider language barriers and job possibilities or whatever your wife will be doing there.
Ireland is popular for brits because its an English speaking country (mostly lol) but job prospects are worsr than UK

You will be looking at being there for more than 3 months, can you do that as self-sufficient? if so then how about a long holiday in Malta or Portugal.

I'm thinking of 4 months in Cyprus at the mo, it seems they got told off for taking up to a year to issue family permits so they now issue it on the same day (wish I could find the link to that again).

[Mrs.mdeben]

Im a non eu wife of british citizen and we lived and worked in Cyprus. Cyprus is a good country, you can find works in hotel, bar, restaurant and airports quite easily if from EU, about the non eu, its a bit difficult but once he/she receives her yellow permit (residency) everything will be easy. Its is also difficult to communicate as the language is not english. I was born in Philippines but I grew up in Cyprus as my parents are both living there so I do speak greek fluently. I got my family permit easily, just send every evidences you have.

Another country is Ireland, heard a lot of successful story so it is really up to you. Go and do some research, if you are aleays ready for a change then everything will be fone for both of you.

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[Nemo30]

Thank you indeed for your help, i think i dublin ganna be easier to my wife , hope she ganna fiend work quick ......

[Wanderer]

Dublin is very expensive, almost as bad as Zurich!

[Nemo30]

HI, part of expensive, is it easy to get work there ?

[maxmelion]

Irland is the best .nd u can applly for intry clearnce nd no matter ur past history in uk .i know one excatly sam as ur sitution nd he lives in uk now .

[allenboo]

HI All,

what aout denmark, sweden, finland , and the northern europe countries? Any ideas or experience? does any of these easily issue residence card to non EU family and extended family members?

[UKBA HUNTER]

If you possess healthy funds means self sufficient then all countries including your own home country will seem best

[UKBA HUNTER]

If you possess healthy funds means self sufficient then all countries including your own home country will seem best

[allenboo]

yes, we are poor and dont have healthy funds that's why we are looking for other alternative countries that accept poor people like me.

[UKBA HUNTER]

I not understand that why your immigration history is affecting you since EU national and their family members are free from immigration control. If your eu national partner is exercising treaty rights and you have genuine relationship with her then a solid & proper representation can give you success without going anywhere.

[Nemo30]

I not understand that why your immigration history is affecting you since EU national and their family members are free from immigration control. If your eu national partner is exercising treaty rights and you have genuine relationship with her then a solid & proper representation can give you success without going anywhere.

Thats what we are planning to do after the refusal under ukba rules as my wife is british, we planning moving to dublin .