You'd have to live in France. If you are willing to move, live, and work in France, yes there is another visa you can get. Basically here it how it goes: There are two main categories. Short stay (up to 90 days within a 180 day period) or long stay (longer than 180 days in a year). You already get t...
Hi. I don't understand your message. What country are you applying to? What type of visa exactly are you applying for? What is it that you need as for help from us here? hi everyone, I am hoping i get good information my marraige is registered in SLOVENIA we are in the middle of family visa. but me ...
You can't get a work permit if you are not living in France. You already have the right to travel to the EU visa-free for business and pleasure. I am discussing working as a senior executive and part equity owner of a startup company in France. My job would be primarily based in the US as a client m...
She needs one, yes. Apply for the EEA/EU AND SWISS NATIONAL FAMILY MEMBER. It's free of charge and you will need to provide a lot less paperwork. Hi All. I am a british citizen (have a UK passport) and I am going on a cruise with my wife who has an indian passport to Norwegian Fjords. She has a spou...
I'd advise you to research in to this more but from what I know, you have to live for 10 years and during this period you must hold permanent residency for 5 years. So there are 2 conditions to fulfill. But your friend should check with authorities in case there might be other options. Sorry I was s...
You should try with a different browser / computer. Otherwise try calling them. Hi I am applying Schengen visa for a holiday in France.Now after filling the application form online,I have to go through TLScontact website in order to make an appiontment. However,there is a problem! Before making an a...
What his nationality? In general one needs to have lived in Spain for 10 years. Years in Italy won't count. Hello, I will be very greatfull if someone can help me with this please. My friend lived in Italy for 7 years and after he moved to Spain. Now he been living there for 6 years and he have “ la...
No problem. Authorities decide the length. There isn't a certain guide. If everything's in order, in general the residence permit is given for a period of 5 years. You have to show that you are self sufficient for at least a year to apply for your non-EU spouse's registration / residence permit. Oh ...
Hello, You can go and stay in any EU country unconditionally for 90 days. After that registration procedure for the EU spouse depends on the country. They are same as their own citizens as they will be to you. To stay longer than 90 days you have to prove that you are self-sufficient, or have a job,...
Copy of EU directive 2004/38/EC where rights are clearly explained. My non-EU spouse's potential company (in Spain) is asking her to prove that she is able to work here, but she doesn't have any papers to do so. But understandably, her company are hesitant to hire her without feeling secure that she...
This is a Portuguese visa applying only to Portugal. All residents can study. Hello, My Portugal employer wants my entry to Portugal through a Schengen - Business visa, then applying for a residence permit from Portugal in accordance to article 88 para 2 "RESIDENCE PERMIT FOR EMPLOYED WORKERS WITHOU...
The date EEA family member began living with their EEA family is the date they started living. You'd have to prove it though. Over 21 dependant son living in UK (direct dependant), receiving money from father in South Africa to provide support (2013 onwards) Father arrives in UK - Feb 2014 Dependant...
Assuming that you would be off to Dublin, you should know that it is expensive. You probably won't find the weather very nice either. And life in Dublin is nothing like people imagine it to be. You'd also need to wait there a long time to get your permanent application processed. Spain is reasonably...
No problem. Happy to help. Just one last tip: Make sure the lawyer is well versed with the EU directive 2004/38/EC. That's where your EU citizen friend derives the right of free movement (eg, move to France) and to be with his family (ie, bring them over). Hi Caravel, Really appriciate your comments...
The law states that the authorities have upto 6 months to issue the residence permit. The actual time it takes will depend in which department they apply. It can be a 3 weeks or 3 months. I doubt it will take 6 though. During this time they can live without a problem. The RC can be valid for 1, 2 or...
The most important thing is that he must be able to prove that his parents are truly his dependants. Things like bank records dating several months proving that he pays for them are crucial for this. His parents can apply to join him from abroad or come as a tourists to visit him and apply for resid...
Depends on the outcome of Brexit. Under the current laws, yes. Hi all, One of my friend a British Citizen working in France wants to sponsor his parents and invite them to France as they now are his dependents because they are old. His worry is if he decides to move to UK back in few years can his p...
Not that I know of. Your best bet is to get the visa from another country. While applying for schengen Tourist visa I had noticed that getting the appointment at TLC Contact is a major task and it takes at least 1 month before we get it. Can any one please let me know is there any other way to get t...
Does she not have a Romanian ID card? My girlfriend is from Moldova and holds dual nationality - Romanian/Moldovan. She works in the UK as an EU national (Romanian Citizenship) and traveled here on her valid EU passport. 1) She was married in Moldova to a US citizen, who have since separated (not di...
I repeat: You may not even have a ban and even if you do it may be possible to have it lifted because you are the family member of an EU citizen and you have rights. To get the information they have about you in the SIS database it is enough to contact an EU embassy and ask for it. I highly suggest ...
Find the website of the embassy of the country you want to visit. Find their emaill address or the contact form and try contacting them. If not you can also try by sending a letter. Schengen countires have common Database SiS. If your name is not in that list it means you are not banned. How can I m...
Check with a Schengen state the information about you in the SIS system. You might not even have a ban. Also contact a lawyer in the country. If you can prove your history, you might unlift the ban. And easiest way to join your spouse is if she moves to another EU state and you join her under EU dir...
