I would suggest making a trip to a Schengen country, and therefore applying for the visa via that country, that is more likely to give you a multiple-entry visa with a long validity, so that you don't need to make another Schengen visa application for a while. Spain are terrible....I have heard ...

Back to your original query. Unfortunately she will still need a Schengen visa to travel to other EU states regardless of the fact that you are married. Some are more flexible than others regarding documents you need to produce to be issued with the visa...Spain for example are among the worst ...

She's not one of these post-Soviet Russian girls that have gone religion-mad then?! A friend of mine (A Czech-mate - haha!) is marrying his Russian gf and she insists they marry in Orthodox Church despite the fun and games it's causing. Also I have another friend married to a Russian girl and she's ...

She'll still need it until she gets naturalised as a British citizen, which in her case should be immediately after she gets ILR after two years married to you on FLR. Many thanks Wanderer, but I've been reading other posts that seem to imply that a spouse of an EU national is free to travel ...

She'll still need it until she gets naturalised as a British citizen, which in her case should be immediately after she gets ILR after two years married to you on FLR. Many thanks Wanderer, but I've been reading other posts that seem to imply that a spouse of an EU national is free to travel ...

Hi, I hope someone can help or point me in the right direction please. Background: I am a UK national (born in Scotland) and will be marrying my Russian fiancee this weekend in my local Anglican church in London. She already lives and works in the UK (works in the City and is in year 2 of a 5 year ...