When did your friend get married? If after the 31st December 2020 then he has to go the UK spouse visa way and show the relevant amount applicable for spousal visa applications.
http://accueil-etrangers.gouv.fr/demande-de-titre-de-sejour/vous-etes-ressortissant-e-de-l-ue/vous-etes-membre-de-famille-d-un/vous-etes-membre-de-famille-d-un/article/vous-avez-un-lien-avec-un-e Towards the end of that link. Pour les partenaires et concubins (partenariat : au moins 1 an ; concubina...
For self sufficiency, You will need to show 981,87euros per month as a couple with one child. You will find the information under "ressources suffisantes" on the link above.
Only if the residence card issued by the EU member states ,or by Norway, Liechtenstein and Iceland mentions family member of an EU /EEA citizen, then no visa required. Any other residence cards issued by any EU member state that don't mention family member of an EU/EEA citizen , a visa will be requi...
I am in the UK on a Type C visa. Can I apply for a Schengen visa in London? The Type C visa issued by the UK is a visitor’s visa and cannot be accepted as a residence permit. Schengen rules require applicants to lodge their Schengen visa application in a country in which they hold residency. https:/...
Austria: Adequate means of subsistence The applicant must have fixed and regular own income enabling him/her to cover his/her living costs without resorting to welfare aid from local authorities. At the time of application the regular monthly income must be equal to the amount of the standard rates ...
Foreigners who have multiple Schengen visa or European Union member state visa or residence permit of the Schengen Agreement country or European Union member state, if for such passport holders visa is required, can stay up to 15 days in Bosnia and Herzegovina without visa under condition that they ...
Holders of travel documents containing a valid Schengen visa, a valid visa of the United States of America, United Kingdom and Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, or a permission to stay in these countries, may enter and stay, or pass through the territory of Montenegro up to 30 days, and ...
For Serbia your UK residence permit /visa is sufficient to enter, as well as a schengen visa or a residence permit or of any other EU member state as well as the U.S.A. http://www.mfa.gov.rs/en/consular-affairs/entry-serbia/visa-regime At its meeting of 30 October 2014, the Government of the Republi...
Finland: If you are not employed or self-employed, registering the right of residence requires that you have sufficient funds for yourself and for your family members to live in Finland. You are not required to have a specific amount of money. Your personal circumstances are taken into account when ...
Belgium: on the following link under "ressources insuffisante" you will find the amounts considered to be enough not to become a burden on the state and rely on social aid
And you cant' be planning to go to Denmark, you should be sure that you are going to Denmark if you want your parents to apply under the Directive. Them getting a visa all depends on you going there and them joining or accompanying you oppose to them getting the visa first and then you going.
You will find the information on the webpage of the Danish embassy in Pakistan. You can download the requirements for family members of EU/EEA/Swiss citizens towards the bottom of the page
Norway: Requirements You have enough money to support yourself and any family members you will bring with you to Norway. If you are single, you must normally have at least NOK 179 748 per year before tax. If you have family members who you support, you must have more money than this. The money can f...
Italy: on the following link there is a chart with the moint needed http://www.understandingitaly.com/living-content/residency.html France: click on "Ressources Suffisantes", the amounts are there https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/F12017 Estonia: Inactive citizens (pensioners, sel...
No need for airline tickets, of applying on basis of EU law. You may need to prove a letter that they will be joining you at a specified time in the future. But you do need to prove that in their home country, they are dependent on the EEA citizen . If you are doing a Surinder Singh, you must work ...
Finally, it really comes down to whether you and your parents can proof that they are dependent on you or not , regardless the country you decide to choose to exercise your treaty rights. Good luck
Exercising treaty rights is the same good or bad in any country you decide on. For Switzerland your parents will have to apply for a long stay visa to join you if you plan on exercising treaty rights there. Your parents will have to proof dependency on you. On a side note , Directive 2004/38 is not ...
The above link that i posted, if you click on beneficiaries, you will see that France does accept unmarried partners(concubines), but you need to be together for at least 5 years, no exceptions made. If your girlfriend is under/including 30 years old she could apply for the 1 year French working hol...
