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In context of free movement. children over 21 are classed as dependents if financially dependent on parent/sponsor.atifimtiaz wrote:Hi,
I am a British Citizen. I had applied for my spouse and 3 children from the UK, but visa was refused.
Two of my children are above the age of 18 years now.
I wonder, which European country, can I go to, which can accept the children age upto 21 years?
Thanks
Atif
Schengen Visa Handbook wrote:Additional documents may not be required regarding the purpose of travel and means of subsistence (e.g. proof of accommodation, proof of cost of travelling), which is reflected in the exemption for family members of EU citizens from filling in the following fields of the visa application form:
Field 19: "current occupation";
Field 20:"employer and employer's address and telephone number. For students, name and
address of educational establishment";
Field 31: "surname and first name of the inviting person(s) in the Member State(s). If not
applicable, name of hotel(s) or temporary accommodation(s) in the Member State(s);
Field 32: "Name and address of inviting company/organisation";
Field 33: "Cost of travelling and living during the applicant's stay".
A Member State may require that the relevant documents are translated, notarised or legalised where the original document is drawn up in a language that is not understood by the authorities of the Member State concerned or if there are doubts as to the authenticity of the document.
Ireland is not in the Schengen Zone.atifimtiaz wrote:I did applied UK spouse visa for my family from UK which is refused. I did not applied schengen visa. But now I want to applied schengen visa for my wife and over 18 childrens. But don't know which schengen state countries accept the age of children's upto 21 except ireland.