Am I correct in thinking that a British national and a non EEA national can get married, wait 2 years then take a 'life in the UK test' and pay 750 for the non EEa's ILR, whereas a non EEA national and an EU national get married, apply for EEA2 then after five years, EEA4, and get if all for free ...
I know a foreign national who needs a visa for Poland for a wedding. The Polish embassy website says "application (sic) may be submitted personally or by a member of a family" Now this seems highly ambiguous. If it said 'member of family' then I would take that to mean my own family. Does anyone ...
Thank you for your help. I may quote the Chinese Embassy website to them which says "Chinese Embassies or Consulates do not notarize or authenticate documents executed in China".
My wife has a ILR visa and we live in the UK. The French embassy website states:
"If your Marriage Certificate has been issued outside the European Union, it must be stamped by the Foreign Office of the issuing country, or its Embassy in the UK."
I am a British citizen and my wife is a Chinese national. We are planning to visit France together for a short stay. It seems we can either apply for a Schengen visa (involving more paperwork and proof of tickets etc) for my wife or a Spouse of an EU citizen visa. With the latter is seems our ...
