....he said the rules could have changed from last year... Utter nonsense, the rules have not changed. A little Off Topic, a friend of mine from New Zealand, married to a British citizen, wanted to spend some time in Spain. She was looking about information of how to legally work there and I told h...
the Czech embassy told us that my husband need only our marriege certificate, my ID, 2 photo and he will get the Schengen visa as family member....so how does it work? Because, as others have told you in other threads, your EU rights only work in a different country of your citizenship. In Slovakia...
Slovak law asks for the former EEA residence card of the non-EU citizen in order to apply for a Slovak residence card or Visa under Singh. Since your husband doesn't have a british EEA residence card, he doesn't fall into the category of "EEA Family Member" under Slovak law, but as "non EU spouse of...
Maybe you should read this (in English from the Ministry of Intеrior of the Czech Republic) http://www.mvcr.cz/mvcren/article/temporary-residence.aspx?q=Y2hudW09Mg%3d%3d And also the forms are available here in Czech and English http://www.mvcr.cz/mvcren/article/application-forms.aspx http://i.imgur...
Two weeks ago they gave her an old-style booklet as her Permanent Residence of the Czech Republic, and told her to come back in two weeks for her Permanent Residence of the EEA card, which is like a credit card. So she has two valid documents? That's weird. For example, in Italy the Permanent Resid...
:D Hurrah! My partner finally got her long term residence of the EU. It was issued as a plastic card, two months after her book confirming permanent residence of the Czech Republic. Total elapsed time since the application ten months. A plastic card? That's interesting. How does this card look like...
it's for my husband...not for me.... i will email them will see what they say... I know… Why don't you just apply for Austrian Schengen visa (for your husband)? Since you (both) will be flying to Vienna, you can put anything as "Christmas holidays" or whatever as purpose of travel (in your husband ...
Why don't you just apply for Austrian Schengen visa?
Since you will be flying to Vienna, you can put anything as "Christmas holidays" or whatever as purpose of travel, no?
Singh was implemented in the Act 404/2011 of 21 October 2011. But in the Article 2 it states that Rodinným príslušníkom občana Únie je štátny príslušník tretej krajiny s právom pobytu rodinného príslušníka občana Únie v členskom štáte, kde občanom Únie je štátny občan Slovenskej republiky, s ktorým ...
schengen visa is not for whole schengen area if its a single entery one. It's only for one country which issues it . You can go to other places with your luck but if caught by police or io,s your future applications might be bad. your visa will be stamped on first port of entery. Not sure if trolli...
What might be the problem if they see you have a single entry visa? I imagine you just can't entry twice to the Schengen area, but if you're already inside, with a valid visa, shouldn't be any problem within domestic flights. And, correct me if I'm wrong, I imagine they can randomly check if you're ...
Hi all, My wife (European) and I (non-European) live in the Czech Republic. She was working till this month, when she quit since she was accepted to continue studying her degree in Prague, starting in September. Since the Czech laws says that an unemployed person can a) ask to the State to pay for t...
The provision they quoted to you does exist, but it is applicable to other EU citizens who enter Romania with the non-Eu Spouse. It is not meant to apply to spouse of a Romanian Citizen who has never resided with the non-EU spouse in another EU memberstate. Seems that Romania applies the Directive ...
Once the EU citizen has been working for a couple of months, then Singh kicks in on any return to the home member state. If everyone has to register their address, then fine. But does everyone have to take in their lease? Don't think so! Does the police visit everyone? Don't think so! The proof of ...
I've finally got the so-called Residence Card. They called my wife to say that I'd go to pick it up, and in the MOI office they just took a copy of my EHIC and asked me to sign some forms. She confirmed us as well that the police visit is routine for all third-country national applicants. Also, we ...
I've finally got the so-called Residence Card. They called my wife to say that I'd go to pick it up, and in the MOI office they just took a copy of my EHIC and asked me to sign some forms. She confirmed us as well that the police visit is routine for all third-country national applicants. Also, we h...
Today two plain-clothes polices came to our flat, I guess to check that we live together, they asked me my passport, and talked with my wife by phone since she was at work. They asked her where she works, how much we pay for the flat , and if we know the neighbors . So far, it looks like a routine ...
So far, it looks like a routine check.
My wife just remembered that when she went to pick up her Certificate of Residence she asked about mine and the woman said that police will come to our flat and we will be called to an interview after it.
The police just said they were coming to "check the flat"
The registered partnership is not only for same gender couples. In several EU countries, you can make your partnership official without getting married, through a registered partnership (sometimes called a civil partnership). Registered partnerships allow 2 people who live together as a couple to re...
To keep it up-to-date. Even when the Czech laws state that the RC must be issued within 60 days, when that time expired I've only got one sticker LTV-visa-style for 60 days more, and the apologies of the MOI for the delay. Today two plain-clothes polices came to our flat, I guess to check that we li...
I've heard the phrase "We don't care about the EU, this is the Czech Republic and we have our own rules" more times than you can imagine.
For example, the Directive 2004/38/EC also has an exhaustive list of requirements, but Czechs have their own extra requirements
Maybe that PDF is out-of-date I found this in the MOI website The legal status of a long-term resident in the European Community in the Czech Republic can likewise be recognised for a family member of an EU citizen who is not an EU citizen. Also If you are a family member of an EU citizen – a non-EU...
My non-EEA partner became eligible for permanent residence in the Czech Republic so we wanted long-term EEA residence at the same time. Our normally very efficient agency who deal with residence issues was completely unaware of this option. It took about 5 e-mails explaining the law before they man...
Thanks Jambo. I just had check about this because the last thing we want is to be denied entry at the airport. My only concern however, is on the Edinburgh website it says the following about children: "Note that children and parents of EU Nationals still require visas to travel to France". Why wou...
