Hello everybody, I have RC and I would like to know, when I travel and go back to Uk, I need to go to EU/UK citizens? or international/all passports?? Also, do they stump the passport?? EU line, in particular you have to go to “Eu Is cards” because some airport have automatic gates for EU passport ...
Hello, i held the passport from Latvia and live in England 6 years, my wife from Thailand and we've been married at 5 of july 2018. We would like apply for EEA family permit VISA. Can anybody tell me please whats the documents i have to sent for her and whats document shes need for apply for VISA. ...
He will continue to require a visa until he has been granted British citizenship if his current nationality requires a visa to enter a particular country.
Unless it’s an article 10 Residence card issued under SS route.
EEA2 (FM): applicant is a 15 years old kid, daughter of a spouse (already holding an EEA2 Residence card) of EU citizen: Kid's nationality: Philippines Mother's nationality: Philippines Mother's husband's nationality: Italian Application sent by post: June 1 Application received by HO: June 2 Money...
Hi. I’m sure this topic has already been answered before but for some reason I cannot find the answer. Short info.. - I am a non eu family member of British citizen (Surinder Singh route) who is now living & working here in UK for almost 4 years now. Me and my husband is going to Cyprus for a 2 wee...
Hello guys, Im just seeking insight here. I have also applied for EEA FM,still in progress.. married to EU national, with COA-with right to work received. My documents including passports are still with HO. For now I have already found a job.. How ever my question is, how do you open a UK Bank acco...
Hi All, I live/working in the UK and I have a Dutch passport. My wife is from Asia. My wife is making an EEA Family Permit application to move to the UK. She is doing the application through visa4uk.fco.gov.uk. .I am working in the UK (permanent job) but I don't have an EEA National Registration Nu...
Yes and yes, better if you attach a cover letter so on the FP they can print “to join” and not “to accompany”. It’s pretty much the same but if you reach the border without your EEA partner they can question you.
I have requested our passports back both when I applied for my wife’s residence card and when I applied for my wife’s daughter’s residence card. I have requested passports just after receiving the CoA. First time they took 8-10 days, second time 2 days.
Attention! France might not consider "EU family member" family members of FRENCH citizens, as they told me when I enquired some months ago: Thank you for your enquiry. If you are married and your spouse is a British/EU (except French citizen) passport holder, please refer to the following informatio...
Hi Dear, I am an italian national who got married with my pakistan national husband who is student in latvia. i want to apply his family visa. where can i apply his visa? do i need to apply in Italian Embassy in riga ? or do i need to apply in latvia? please reply. ambreen Which visa are you talkin...
EEA2 (FM): applicant is a 15 years old kid, daughter of a spouse (already holding an EEA2 Residence card) of EU citizen: Kid's nationality: Philippines Mother's nationality: Philippines Mother's husband's nationality: Italian Application sent by post: June 1 Application received by HO: June 2 Money ...
Switzerland does not recognize Residence card for family member issued by the UK so a non EEA citizen can not enter Switzerland without a visa even with a Residence card. Yours was NOT an airport “transit” because Zurich would have been your entry port in the Schengen Area.
Hi Has anyone applied for an EEA family permit from the Philippines recently? A friend of mine will apply soon and she wants to confirm that a TB cert is NOT needed. This site: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/medical-issues-med/medical-issues-med states: 'An applicant applying for an EEA...
Hi everyone, this might be a silly question to ask but I just wanna be sure. I am a non-EU citizen with 5 years residence card (family member of EU citizen) living in the UK. I need to travel to Italy urgently but I don't have time for Schengen visa application so I am planning to travel with my Bu...
Hi all, I'm a British citizen and my partner is Italian/Brazilian. He moved to the UK exactly two years ago and we have been living together for only 14 months. His Italian passport expires in 8 weeks and he completely forgot to renew it. He has been told that a renewal will require an appointment ...
Germany is one of the trickiest ones, although most of the consulates do go with whatever days the trip(flights etc) planned looks like regardless of what you put on the form the number of days you would like. It had happened to my friends too and got exactly 9 or 10 days of visa. If it is German c...
if a person was to apply for Portugese or Italian Citizenship through marriage, living abroad. Now both countries have not any time set to be living in the respective countries, but spouse can apply for citizenship after 3 years in both cases. which of the countries do you think has an easier proce...
Hello Guys, We had applied for my wifes schengen visas to spanish emabassy.. I wasnt getting the dates online and had about 3 weeks time before we were off. So had to get a premium slot booked in, paid £60 for that. £14 some is their fees- blsspain (visa is for free) and luckily we got the visas in...
Hi All, My wife is on here but she seems to complicate things. She had a meeting today with an immigration lawyer after we applied for the wrong visa and we were unsure which route to take. We were planning to apply for the EEA Family Permit however the immigration lawyer said to forget about it as...
Was this application for an EU family visa? With EU/EEA/Family visas, if travelling together (as you should), they (immigration control) can not cause trouble when leaving the country due to over-stay of visa. Those who need visas (your spouse / dependant family) technically only need it for entry ...
What did you put in your application form in terms of number of days requested? Maybe they just complied with that. Also it might be because perhaps it's a accompanying child, a first time schengen visa, etc. It should be fine if it is in line with your travel plans. Actually I don't remember what ...
