http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=75266&highlight=nigeria+passport is one of the threads. I tried to find that thread but cant find it.I came across to few forum while searching on google tht in uk if non eu spouse of eu citizen dont have passport at the time of their application ...
I am curious. Can you get a replacement passport from the embassy in London? He can only get a replacment passport from embassy in London if he has lost/stolen his previous passport with police report and proof of UK leave to remain. His passport is with UKBA so we can not report it lost or stolen ...
[quote="Directive/2004/38/EC"]I am curious. Can you get a replacement passport from the embassy in London?[/quote He can only get a replacment passport from embassy in London if he has lost/stolen his previous passport with police report and proof of UK leave to remain. His passport is with UKBA so ...
Read MRAX carefully! And remember that it is very important that the EU citizen find work within 90 days. McDonalds is fine, even part time. But it has the be paid work, and it should leave a paper trail of evidence (wuch as a letter from your employer confirming employment, or pay slips or a ...
Read MRAX carefully! And remember that it is very important that the EU citizen find work within 90 days. McDonalds is fine, even part time. But it has the be paid work, and it should leave a paper trail of evidence (wuch as a letter from your employer confirming employment, or pay slips or a ...
Once in Ireland he can apply for a replacement passport from the Pakistani embassy in Dublin. You might even be able to request your passport be sent to the British embassy in Dublin. I actually kind of like Ben's idea. MRAX, the case mentioned in http://eumovement.wordpress.com/2010/08/04/no-visa ...
Thanks fr the advices. I am in sort of new dilema, when we first applied for COA in december 2010 they retained his passport and then whn we made application fr his leave to remain in followingyear they refused his application but styll haven't returned his passport. If we want to go ireland he ...
I would probably do the following if I were you. Get the passport back Apply for an Irish visa. (I have personally found them not too helpful, but worth giving it a go.) If you have a problem getting the visa, then simply take the ferry to Ireland or to Northern Ireland and enter on the basis of ...
But as a EU citizen she can enter any EU country but for his entry she needs to apply from his home country only. Because Irish embassy here in UK won't process his application. Still they may ask him to submit from his home country. There is no need for the family member of an EU citizen to apply ...
Hi, You can's apply Irish visa (not only Irish visa but also other european visas as well) without proper residence in UK. The Embassy wants to know your spouse's status. Also If you drive by car to Ireland still his stay is considered as illegal in Ireland. Unless he is EEA citizen or from any ...
No. For up to three months your (and his) right of residence is unconditional. After that, and providing you're working, he can apply for a residence card using form EU1. . Thanks alot. Just wondering whn we will be in ireland in them 3 months if i wants to come back to uk to wrap up few thyngs fr ...
Driving over is more beneficial as you are unlikely to meet an immigration officer on arrival in Ireland. If flying, check-in online to avoid having to meet with airport check-in staff on departure from Britain. Ryanair is not an option. If obtaining an Irish EUTR, all of the above is irrelevant ...
Ben wrote:Will you be bringing a car over or flying?
My husband can drive he got FULL UK driving license but I styll not passed my test, We prefer flying but we can use the car route aswell as an option if flying doesnt work out. Thats the reason I wanted him to apply for an Irish visa from UK.
Nope, that's not true. The Irish used to think it was true, but they were wrong and in any case it was clarified in the ECJ ruling in the case of Metock. More importantly, what do you intend to do when you live in Ireland? My intention is living and working there and if he able to work their then ...
Hello, You can move to Ireland together, so long as, after the initial three months of arrival, you either work, become self-employed, engage in a course of study or have sufficient funds for you both to live on. In any case, your husband can apply for an EUTR visa from the Irish embassy in London ...
I really appreciate any advice I get from this forum. I am british citizen (by birth) got married to my lovely husband who is from pakistan in 2010. He came in to UK on a student visa and in 2007 he had some problem and became illegal in UK. We met in 2009 and finally got married in 2010 and he ...
