Hi guys, I left UK before 4 months ago to move to Germany with my wife and got germany resident card for 5 years but recently I am not very happy here, still looking for job, having some problems with my wife etc. etc. My EEA2 Permit expiring around 2016 and was wondering what is my chances are retu...

hi guys, Just a quick question, I have been living in the UK since 2007, got married to EU german national in 2010, I applied RC in 2012 and was issued with RC valid till 2017, however we have been living together since 2008.. From 2008 to 2012 I used to have Turkish EEA Worker visa. I am planning t...

Hi all, I have sent my document almost 1.5 months ago and i haven't received any notification letter yet. When i called them, they don't put me through. They only say that i need to track my post on royal mail website. It seems that it was delivered. I also sent them a letter that i haven't receive...

Thanks mate, you can read all my posts and I had a strange story,, well it wasnt strange but nobody was agree with me but I was right and I won :) Here is all information: I lived with my EEA spouse from January 2007 and got married on November 2008 got my RC on 2009 which ends 2014. I applied for ...

Hi guys,

Just quick question my friend wants to visit us in the UK and her husband is German and she is holding German resident card. They are coming together as a couple so does she still need a visa?
They are going stay around a week and go back.

http://www.mfa.gov.tr/visa-information-for-foreigners.en.mfa India: Diplomatic passport holders are exempt from visa for their travels to Turkey up to 90 days. Ordinary, Special and Service passport holders are required to have visa to enter Turkey. Ordinary, Special and Service passport holders wit...

have you been working last 5 years?

.. His came to this country on a work visa and it expired about a year ago. ... To be honest I'm just very confused right now and I don't want anything going wrong. He's visa run out sometime in 2008 and that's what really has me worried. All we want to do is just get married. Guys just be honest f...

We have been married 15 months, been in UK since December, before that we stayed in Ghana for some months. I am not quite sure but your application might be under Norwegian law instead of EEA. Also I think it would be too risky to go without visa, in case of refusing on the border where you can go ...

Thanks a lot This is exactly what I taught. The norwegian embassy had the same waiting time for an application in late October.We then checked if he could get a visa from the London Embassy so we could spend christmas in Norway. On the 27th of October the earliest appointment date was 21st of Decem...

3 years marriage and 2 years living together.

My wife was student 08-11 and didn't have any insurance meantime I was working full time and support our family. I am holding EEA2 since September 2011 and next years it's going to be 5 years together in the UK and planning to apply for EEA4. Do we still need proof that while she was studying she h...

Firstly congratulations! you fought for it and you achieved it at least you didn't give up. Secondly I am planning to apply EE4 next year but i am still confused about CSI and after reading your post i thought it might be reference for me. My wife was student 08-11 and didn't have any insurance mean...

EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:On the face of it, they would need to apply for a tourist visa at the consulate in the country where they are resident.

which is quite complicate to be honest in vietnam they almost request 2 page of information inc. return flight ticket before applying visa!

Hi guys, My wife's grandparents want to visit us in Germany, they are vietnamese and my wife and her parents are holding holding german passport and they will be sponsor for everything such as flight ticket, accommodation etc. what is the best way to apply visa? do we need to apply tourist visa? man...

Marco 72 wrote:

Smallfamily wrote:Yes

According to this document, you are wrong.

I don't fill up landing card and I am holding EEA2 and i am also using EU Queue and so far no problem at all.

Thanks maviesk, but on Turkish website, my nationality has to get visa before they fly but as I have RC visa on my national passport(from my country) I dont know if I still need to get visa before i go or going with my EEA wife should be ok, thanks which passport are you holding? if on their web si...

you should be able to get if you can proof on that time you were living together. there is a lot example case is in forum. http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=67094#531588 I got rejected in Nov 2010 (applied in June 2010). Decided to appeal in January. Got the hearing notice letter in F...

Not good enough. If you don't intend to live in the UK after becoming BC, you do not meet the requirement (unless you join the British Army which I presume you don't). Keeping property and planning to return in a few years does not meet the requirement. The minimum the country can ask from its resi...

i dont want to apply for family permit , if i am goin to uk in family visite to see my wife can i apply for eea resident card you need to give more information. where are you now? is your wife is working in uk? do you want to just visit or join to her here? for example if you are outside of uk. you...

Thank you for your advice, just to let you know I am so happy, my daughter received her British passport in the post today after a 2 day wait. (I used the fast track option since we will be travelling soon). I submitted my husbands passport, his P60's and voila - no problem at all. Now I hope I wil...

thank you for your email. If I did take up a short term job in Germany , could I then apply for an EEA permit for him ? IF approved , could he travel to live and work in the UK - if returning with us? thanks i am not sure but as i remember you have stay in EEA country for at least 2 years then you ...

if you want to apply for EEA rules it's really clear, you have to be together 2 years together and have to proof that. For unmarried partners: proof that you are in a durable relationship. Generally this is proof that you have been in a subsisting relationship for two years or more, such as joint ba...

Thank you for the informative post Eldane! How would you recommend I phrase the letter in that case? Should I only refer to her as an EU Citizen & not mention anything else? In that case I wont be providing any proof of her existence, like a scan of her passport etc. By not mentioning her nationali...

Hi All, I am an Indian national living & working in London with a work permit that is valid until 2014. I live with my French girlfriend, but it is not an official civil partnership. We have been living together for about a year. I have a Schengen visa appointment coming up at the Danish embassy as...