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If you have ILR then you should not be asked questions nor does your spouse have to travel with you.bumpe wrote:I know with the EEA family permit you need to be accompanied by your spouse to enter the UK.
I just got my UK residence card, do i need my EU wife every time am entering UK especially from my non-EU country?
Does anyone here hold a resident card, does it give smooth entry at the border or does the UKBA still do some blah blah at the border?
UKBAbble wrote:
If you have ILR then you should not be asked questions nor does your spouse have to travel with you.
bumpe wrote:I just got my UK residence card
No. You can also follow your spouse.bumpe wrote:I know with the EEA family permit you need to be accompanied by your spouse to enter the UK.
No, you can travel alone of course.bumpe wrote:I just got my UK residence card, do i need my EU wife every time am entering UK especially from my non-EU country?
You may have to explain to them that you do not have to fill out a landing card and that they are expressively forbidden to stamp your passport. It's in their operation manual but you know... I believe they are allowed to check whether the conditions for the RC are still met.bumpe wrote:Does anyone here hold a resident card, does it give smooth entry at the border or does the UKBA still do some blah blah at the border?
