Dilsher singh wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 06, 2020 4:29 am

Thanks for all your help.

Np, hope you get it and good luck,

You can apply for Schengen visa which shouldn't be a problem. However, they might ask you the reason for the Canadian inadmissible reason and when it happened. Btw, Schengen visa is not expensive. Yes, you've to list the last visited countries but not for every embassy. Check few embassies applicati...

your message is not clear buddy and let me get this straight. You're an Indian Citizen living in India. Your Missus is an Indian Citizen working in Canada (has got a Canadian work permit). You cannot travel to Canada due to lack of visa (banned and cannot apply anytime sooner) and therefore you both...

not sure that is a different topic. Yes, cant agree more and it is expensive to get any prints and courier.

Nonetheless, that Wilson street vfs guys literally sucks and they're super pathetic.

not required but doesnt do any harm.

The guys at the visa centre are really experienced with these things. If they are telling you in good faith you will be refused, I wouldn't attempt if I were you. They see acceptance and refusal day in day out and if they judged you won't get it, there is no point trying. Because next time, you wou...

Hi, I am on UK Tier 1 Entreprenuer visa. I need to visit EU to work for a week as my UK based client has their site in EU countries. As I invoice my client within UK I only have to visit their EU sites occasionally. Is this permissible or would I need any work authorization!? As long as you attend ...

Basically, my simple question is can my missus get a Schengen visa (longer than 6 months or upto 5yrs) if a friend of ours sponsor her who is a Dutch citizen. Theoretically she can. However there are number of factors that need to be considered. The usual are employment, insurance, country of origi...

Basically, my simple question is can my missus get a Schengen visa (longer than 6 months or upto 5yrs) if a friend of ours sponsor her who is a Dutch citizen.

secret.simon wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 23, 2020 6:17 pm

Perhaps they are factoring in Brexit on 31st January.

I agree if its EU Dependant but she applied for normal Schengen Tourist visa just like any other non-eu people by submitting all her payslips, documents, return trip details and paid the fee.

I was looking for similar information for a friend of mine: https://france-visas.gouv.fr/en_US/web/france-visas/long-stay-visa France seems to have a Long Stay Visa that lasts from 90 day to 1 year with a limit of no more than 90 days stay within 180 days. Sometimes they call it "Visa Type D". I ha...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 18, 2020 2:58 pm

Why not apply for British citizenship for your spouse?

Wonder if there is any way please

So you're applying for a Schengen visa for your wife (non-eu) to Spain embassy and there are two ways to apply for the visa. Tourist - which you pay the actual fee £70 + £29.40 service fee - https://uk.blsspainvisa.com/london/tourist_type_visa.php EU Dependant - No fee but the service charge is £13....

Yes, Spanish/Italian and most of the embassies are stingy offering the length of visa. They typically give for the exact number of days with single entry. France and Netherlands are known for generousness but not if that has been changed. If I were you, I would apply for French visa by booking in/ou...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 18, 2020 2:58 pm

Why not apply for British citizenship for your spouse?

She would like to remain on ILR due to personal reasons.

Hi There, My missus is on UK ILR where I'm a British Citizen. As we travel frequently to EU on tourism, I'm looking for any longer (more than year, if possible up to 5 years) term tourist visa for her. I can try booking some advance tickets and produce to the embassies but not sure if it really help...

Thank you very much for all the replies. I'm applying her normal tourist visa to France and its been booked on 23rd of this month.

Due to EU Dependant type of visa. She does not hold an 'EU Dependent visa'. She holds ILR. What if she has applied for a normal tourist visa? Looks like France is the only country which grants lengthy span of Schengen visas? A Schengen visa IS a 'tourist visa'. I think OP means that his wife applie...

Hi There, My missus received her Schengen visa from Czech Republic with just 3 weeks visa span and a single entry despite of requesting for additional months and multiple entry. We travel very frequent and travelled many times to Schengen in the last 6 years (but not from last 2 years). I'm a Briti...

Due to EU Dependant type of visa. She does not hold an 'EU Dependent visa'. She holds ILR. Sorry should've been more clear in my message. I mean the reason for less span of visa is due to the application type? (EU Dependent Type) ? What if she has applied for a normal tourist visa? Looks like Franc...

Hi There, My missus received her Schengen visa from Czech Republic with just 3 weeks visa span and a single entry despite of requesting for additional months and multiple entry. We travel very frequent and travelled many times to Schengen in the last 6 years (but not from last 2 years). I'm a Britis...

Thanks

They cannot spend more time in the UK in a 12 month period than they spend in their home country, ie 180 days per 12 months. You cannot use the visa to circumvent the immigration rules to live/reside in the UK. They risk being denied entry and their visa being cancelled. How does this work in the b...

Hi There, I am British and my spouse is NON-EU citizen (on UK ILR). I wonder what are my options to get my wife an EU Schengen visa (long term), please? Ideally, we would like to travel very frequently on tourism and there is also a possibility on business (this is yet to finalize but not sure at th...

any further updates?