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Chapeau, here is someone with teeth!

Poor French, the whole arrogance for nothing!!


All the best

George

I also sent a note to the Swiss Embassy in France, they should know it best!

I answered you on other post already. ... and found this: again happy digging http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=CELEX:22002A0430%2801%29:EN:NOT Article 2 Non-discrimination Nationals of one Contracting Party who are lawfully resident in the territory of another Contracting Party ...

Also read: http://ec.europa.eu/justice_home/doc_centre/citizenship/movement/doc/denmark_table_of_correspondence_en.pdf EEA nationals as well as nationals of Switzerland are treated in this Order as equal to EU nationals. You have to dig, but for sure there is the same rules with France. Here the Fre...

Sorry for you, you have been mislead. (non-refundable, by the way) The Schengen visa for spouses are free of charges, doesn't matter what nationality you are. As long ONE partner is citizen of a Schengen EU/EFTA AND Switzerland - his family visas are free. From the French UK Embassy http://www.ambaf...

Maybe not much of a help, but this is what I found: Do previous criminal convictions imply automatically refusal of entry or expulsion? A previous criminal conviction can be taken into account only if they are evidence of personal conduct constituting a present threat to the requirements of public p...

Do third country nationals who are members of the family of an EU citizen require entry visas? Do they have the right to obtain one? Member States may require third country family members moving with or joining an EU citizen to whom the Directive applies to have an entry visa. Such family members ha...

This is what is on the main page of eda.ch Einreise in die Schweiz Ausländische Staatsangehörige, die in die Schweiz kommen möchten, müssen die Einreise- und Zollbestimmungen beachten. Sie benötigen in jedem Fall ein von der Schweiz anerkanntes gültiges Reisedokument. In bestimmten Fällen ist...

Here you'll find what you're looking for:
http://www.schweizerpass.admin.ch/pass ... keit.html

Here you'll find what you're looking for:
http://www.schweizerpass.admin.ch/pass ... keit.html [/url]

marrying an Italian next year in Taranto As you marry in Italy you have to do nothing anymore, otherwise you have to produce the same paper as before to legalize your marriage in Italy. After legalization you are considered family member of an EU citizen. As such, you have the same rights as your h...

I am Swiss, my wife is Russian, my son is both

What does Serbia have to do with it? They are not EU and not Schengen... Mhmmm, nothing? My apology, it should read Slovenia, not Serbia The main reason to close operations here is, like you, going back to Europe to be within the system. Being in a country outside Europe with a bi-national partner ...

To answer your question, no Swiss don't have to pay anything by regsiering in the census office (town hall) However, The Swiss embassy in Holland where asking me to pay for my wife for the new Schengen visa Euro 60.00. Same embassy two years earlier gave her the Swiss visa with no charge. I did not ...

Dear Forum, I just found this threat, here my my reply as Swiss Citizen Our Government is confused, they are eager to make no mistake and over shoot a bit - you don't believe, well here is my story. I am living abroad in the Caribbean, married happily to a Russian Women, we have one son and our daug...