Hello Lulu, You may not have to get your Indian marriage certificate apostilled, it depends on the certificate and the Schengen country you are going apply at. For example, the French Consulate in London will accept your Indian marriage certificate as long as it is in English and if it is not a ...

Why limit yourselves - live big! Bhutan, Fiji, Senegal and various S. American countries & Caribbean countries are all visa-free for IN nationals. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_requirements_for_Indian_citizens Bon voyage! if money wasn't a factor, then I would go places like Bhutan ...

without a schengen visa Why not apply for a Schengen visa? As the spouse of a British citizen, your wife is entitled (i.e. can not be refused) to a Schengen (or any other EEA country's) visa, no hotel reservation or flight details required. The whole of Europe is your oyster. In theory, your wife ...

Dear Travellers We want to travel to for 7 nights, im British, my wife is Indian living with me in UK with a UK biometric residence permit, we have an Indian marriage certi. where can we travel local (pref Europe) without a schengen visa or any other visa? or what visa can we get easily, ie turkey ...

Marriage cert only has to be apostilled if she wants to apply without paying the visa fee. If she applies as just a regular tourist and pays the visa fee, it won't need to be done (I did this as couldn't apostille my marriage cert in the UK and could only do it from home country). Does your wife ...

The residence card or permit mentioned will mean an EU residence card (an Article 10 or Article 20 card etc). This is quite different from the UK-issued BRP type of id card that is issued to persons on the UK immigration route. So unless on EU migration route (with an EU RC) your wife will need a ...

megatop wrote:Hi,

I had booked my flights in advance.

I had also made hotel bookings, but unlike flights, they are fully refundable so no worries there.

thanks for getting back to me, hope you had a fab time : )

Dear Forum members, Im British, wife is Indian with Biometric residence permit, Am i right in understanding that she does not need a VISA, I read the below of homeaffairs govt malta website: "Third Country Nationals Travelling to Malta Third country nationals are required to fulfil the following ...

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did you book flights and hotels prior to applying for visa?

or can we just apply and show them expected dates when we are planning to travel, I dont wanna book it and not get a schengen visa for my wife lol

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Hi All, I am a British Citizen, my wife is an Indian living with me in the UK with a BRP, we want to travel Greece, however my wife will require a Shenghen visa, because she has UK issued BRP. Ive looked into getting a schengen visa, but it says our marriage certi needs to be apostilled, do you know ...

I just thought i would post this information for those British Citizens who are married to someone from india or any Non EU partners. I tried to apply for a schengen visa for my wife as we wanted to go to paris for the weekend. I was going to apply under EU/EEA spouse where the visa is free and you ...