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Yes, so you don’t need flight ticketPhone wrote: ↑Sat Feb 17, 2018 11:59 pmDirective being a family member of French citizen.
Wife already there. We had our second baby born in France.
My wife is on maternity leave in UK. Wife at the moment in France.
I have also Livert da family. French family book.
I have non eea permit valid until march 2020. I am pakistani national.
I think I will be OK in tls.. Visa will be straight forward I think.
I met the criteria... Tls.. Required documents I have..
Just wanted your experience on it...
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Wife is already in France, he will be travelling alone, even if holding a residence card and travelling to join his spouse it's unlikely that the airlines let him board to the Schengen Area without a visa. Anyway the wife is on maternity leave in UK so she is living there, not in France and the Schengen Visa can be issued under the Directive
You don’t need to have ticket you are a family member of a French citizenPhone wrote: ↑Fri Feb 16, 2018 8:47 pmDo I need to have my ticket booked before I go for Tls appointment for schigean visa¦¦¦ France
Plz share your experience with me for tls appointment
My appointments is on 28 February.. How long the appointment usually takes.. I start my work 12pm..
My appointment is 8.45am
Thank you
He said that he has a residence card valid until 2020. His wife is a UK resident on maternity leave she only went there to give birth. He holds a book called “Livret de famille” therefore their family has been registered onto the French registry so he should not have problem with the French authorities. That book acknowledge him as husband of his French wife if they are married if not it acknowledge him as father of a French child.mgb wrote: ↑Mon Feb 19, 2018 6:29 pmThere is a big difference between the UK and the schengen area.
The schengen borders code give visa free entry for holders of a EU/EEA residence card. The directive is not needed.
The problem of the OP is he cannot prove that he is handled as family member of a eu citizen in the UK. The directive is not applicable for a french in France. He can only hope that the french embassy make no problems.
