The UK has recently amended its rules to make life more difficult for dual national Brits. There is no real implication for you given that your wife has ILR in any case. Her residence card will allow her to travel visa free. Thanks a lot, very happy now! For info, we applied with my UK passport. I ...

No it was Jan/Feb this year.

Thanks very much. My wife got ILR from the Border Agency in Croydon on the basis of marriage to me in 2009; we have just been given the `European` residency card (family member) in the last couple of weeks.

Thats right she doesn't need visa to go to Spain all you have to carry Marriage certificate and when you arrive at Spain immigration make sure you show your passport and your wife both passport together. Recently i went to Spain with my girl friend we are not married even i had visa for Spain when ...

Hello everyone Have looked through the stickies etc, and would be grateful if you could confirm that the following is correct please: • I am a UK citizen/hold a UK (and Irish) passport; have always lived in the UK • My wife is an Indian citizen; she has ILR in the UK • Some months ago we applied for...

Thanks very much Amanda for the very clear advice.

Thanks, have just found this which answers my last question '(f) the son, daughter, sister, brother, uncle or aunt over the age of 18 if living alone outside the United Kingdom in the most exceptional compassionate circumstances; and..'

Think I will have to re-consider the whole thing.

See dependent relatives Given that your brother in law is not dependent on you, is not living alone in the most exceptional compassionate circumstances according to the information you have given, he is most unlikely to qualify.[/url] Thank-you very much Greenie, forgive me but does this mean then ...

You need to do more research or take professional advice. Absolutely nothing in the very little information you have given indicates that this individual would qualify for settlement in the UK. Thank-you; I will do more research. As you said that there are 'absolutely' no grounds, do you know what ...

Hi, would be very grateful for your help. I am a British citizen, my wife is Indian and has ILR in the UK. Her brother (adult; I will call him Sanjeev) in India has been struggling for sometime; his wife left him, he has a drug addiction, has been treated for depression and he does not work. He is d...

Hi themightywhites, I´m not particularly firm in UK procedures, but I know that they do not like 2004/38/EC, and somehow wish they never signed this paper. As such they try to find an excuse NOT to use it, whenever possible. For you this will mean: Although you are Irish, they might claim that your...

Two months for EEA2 application is probably a wishful thinking (especially if this includes the despatch of the passports back to you). You can check other members timelines in a dedicated thread here - EEA2 timelines . Thanks Jambo, I think you are right, have just been looking 8) Someone made a r...

Hi themightywhites, welcome to the forum, your post triggered me to write this new thread: http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?p=589853#589853 I am an EU citizen, hold dual nationality UK/Ireland MY wife is an Indian citizen, has Indefinite leave to remain in the UK (ILR) Does your wife´...

Thanks cobra. Will take marriage cert. Our first destination and all travel will only be to/in Spain, will Austrian embassy issued visa still be okay?

I have been really struggling with this one, sincerely hope someone can help like the sage ca.funke and other specialists. Will try to be succinct. Facts I am an EU citizen, hold dual nationality UK/Ireland MY wife is an Indian citizen, has Indefinite leave to remain in the UK (ILR) We are going to ...