yes, that is clearly covered, but a smart border official would ask: "if your EEA fam member is in the UK, how did you get to France without a Schengen visa, as the only way would be to be accompanying or joining your EEA fam member?"EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:I'm not sure if this is what you mean, but if re-entering the UK alone, a UK resident card holder is allowed to do so if joining their EU family member national. That would be one circumstance where they could be traveling alone and be allowed to enter.mcovet wrote: Now, the second issue is what you are going to say coming back from france. They will look at your eea card and ask where your eea national is? If not with you, you do not fall under the eu law so shouldn't be travelling visa free.
This would be a reasonable question and I wouldn't advise anyone to lie. So, the only thing left to say would be: "your colleague in the UK advised me that I don't need a visa even if travelling alone, check my passport, he stamped my exit on the Resid Card page?"
So, unless someone did it as well as my wife, I would advise to get a visa, but otherwise, just go for it, on Eurostar, there is only ONE booth where they check your docs, and it's French officials (don't remember seeing UK guys on this end).