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mcovet wrote:Guerro, just ignore the likes of the guy above. Poor English and dim... plenty of those on here.
Getting back to your subject. In brief, you are safe regardless of what your wife says. The only way you could get affected is if she leaves the UK permanently (even this is debatable and to lose her residence in the UK she would need to be gone for for 2 years).
Anyway, since she doesn't need to exercise Treaty rights anymore and if worse comes to the worst you divorce, you would have been married for over 3 years (since Aug 2008) and at the time of divorce she was legally in the UK, and you would simply have to keep working in order to retain the right of residence.
In your situation, quite frankly, the only thing you have to worry about is your marriage and if it is working etc. as regards immigration, DO NOT WORRY! as I said, even if she does make a scene wherever and whenever, it is not up to her to decide whether you stay or go in the UK.
SHE CANNOT DO A-NY-THING!!!!! Do not let her scare you easily. Just tell her that you know your rights and as much as she can try to use this argument, it is of no effect, fortunately. Sad and shameful of her, to be honest, to play this card, you must really feel insulted when she brings this up.
So, go to Portugal, enjoy yourself and never worry for a second about your immigration status, you are virtually immune!
joshuaaubinjoshuaaubin wrote:Why did you book holiday with her outside the country? If you married her bcus of visa and she accepted and now change her mind both of you have commited a crime and if goes to court she also will be jail even with her parmanent residence.r mind both of you have commited a crime and if goes to court she also will be jail even with her parmanent residence.
It was from phone I sent it, maybe error someway or the other Mr. English Teacher. Well I am not judging him, but why a wife that Love you will threaten you with Deportation, it is funny to me. Every time you fight she threatens you with deportation, what is her excuse? do she have any evidence against him, or has she did something wrong with him? that was my opinion, this is no Love if you are been threaten with deportation as if you begged her to marry you so you can stay in the country or Europe. ''F'' that.Guerro wrote:mcovet wrote:Guerro, just ignore the likes of the guy above. Poor English and dim... plenty of those on here.
Getting back to your subject. In brief, you are safe regardless of what your wife says. The only way you could get affected is if she leaves the UK permanently (even this is debatable and to lose her residence in the UK she would need to be gone for for 2 years).
Anyway, since she doesn't need to exercise Treaty rights anymore and if worse comes to the worst you divorce, you would have been married for over 3 years (since Aug 2008) and at the time of divorce she was legally in the UK, and you would simply have to keep working in order to retain the right of residence.
In your situation, quite frankly, the only thing you have to worry about is your marriage and if it is working etc. as regards immigration, DO NOT WORRY! as I said, even if she does make a scene wherever and whenever, it is not up to her to decide whether you stay or go in the UK.
SHE CANNOT DO A-NY-THING!!!!! Do not let her scare you easily. Just tell her that you know your rights and as much as she can try to use this argument, it is of no effect, fortunately. Sad and shameful of her, to be honest, to play this card, you must really feel insulted when she brings this up.
So, go to Portugal, enjoy yourself and never worry for a second about your immigration status, you are virtually immune!
Thanks a lot for your reply. Actually, i'm worried about the marriage as I don't want to separate from her and I do lots of things for her, and she does as well for me. Unfortunately, she becomes crazy sometimes but get back to normal.
As you said, I felt really insulted by her comments and only God knows how it hurts. I just hope we enjoy the holiday.
Finally, I believe I don't need a visa to enter portugal with her for 4 days, do I?
joshuaaubin wrote:
To my own view she think that by threaten you with Deportation you will lose your moral as the Husband, don’t show to her you care to stay
Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:What is your citizenship? How are you getting to Portugal?
Be sure in any case to travel with your marriage certificate. It can be your friend in case there are any problems. http://eumovement.wordpress.com/2010/08 ... to-travel/
NO YOU DONT NEED A VISA AS LONG AS YOUR WIFE IS WITH YOU OR YOU ARE JOING HER IN A SCHENGEN AREA..Guerro wrote:Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:What is your citizenship? How are you getting to Portugal?
Be sure in any case to travel with your marriage certificate. It can be your friend in case there are any problems. http://eumovement.wordpress.com/2010/08 ... to-travel/
I'm egyptian with rc, wife is french with pr. We are going by plane. Do I need a visa?
Guerro wrote:@directive2004/38/ec:
Thanks for your help. The thing with portugal is that their consulate in london doesn't have a website! When I call I stay on hold for almost an hour, which is my lunch break, and then I hang up. I went to amsterdam with my wife few months ago with my rc and there was no problem at all, they just stamped my passport in amsterdam to enter and in stansted to come back. I know this is wrong but I was not in the mood to argue, lol
The key thing is getting on the airplane. If you do that then the rest is easy. Just be sure to carry your marriage certificate and a print out of http://eumovement.wordpress.com/2010/08 ... to-travel/ which will help in the unlikely event that there are problems.Guerro wrote:@directive2004/38/ec:
Thanks for your help. The thing with portugal is that their consulate in london doesn't have a website! When I call I stay on hold for almost an hour, which is my lunch break, and then I hang up. I went to amsterdam with my wife few months ago with my rc and there was no problem at all, they just stamped my passport in amsterdam to enter and in stansted to come back. I know this is wrong but I was not in the mood to argue, lol
You have previous traveled with your RC. So I really doubt it will be a problem now. Have a good trip and let us know how it went!Guerro wrote:Thanks guys, hope the airline people have some brain cuz I hate arguing about nothing
Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:You have previous traveled with your RC. So I really doubt it will be a problem now. Have a good trip and let us know how it went!Guerro wrote:Thanks guys, hope the airline people have some brain cuz I hate arguing about nothing