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You don´t need a visa as per Part 1) of the following post:mick5 wrote:Hi I wonder if you could help me iam from non EEA I have "Resident card of EEA Family member" until January 2017. which i got on behalf of my partner .She is Polish national living and working in UK from 2006. We are not married. we like to visit together to Lanzarote for a week. Do i need visa even if we travel together.
Your help will be highly appreciated.
Thanks
Rgds & good luck,>>2004/38/EC, Article 2, section 2, (b)<< wrote:Article 2
Definitions
For the purposes of this Directive:
(...)
2. ‘family member’ means:
(...)
(b) the partner with whom the Union citizen has contracted
a registered partnership, on the basis of the legislation
of a Member State, if the legislation of the host Member
State treats registered partnerships as equivalent to
marriage and in accordance with the conditions laid
down in the relevant legislation of the host Member
State;
(...)
>>This thread<< explains how this mode of travel works in general, and it also contains a >>practical guide<< on how to be able to use this law.mick5 wrote:...Just to be on a safe side what do i hve to bring with me to show at the airport if they refuse to give me entry.