Any assistance appreciated... Irish National and Russian wife relocated from outside EU to UK in mid Dec. Applied for residence card in UK (EEA2) and have received passports and CoA back. She has an existing multi-entry UK visa (not family permit) valid until mid april. So we want to do a quick one ...
Date of Application: 29 Jan 2013 (self sufficient) Request for passports (email with word attachment from EEA1 applicant email address): 4 Feb 2013 2nd request for passports (email with word attachment from EEA2 applicant email address): 20 Feb 2013 CoA received 22 Feb 2013 (dated 20 Feb, sent 2nd ...
Yes, visa reqd national married to Irish citizen living in UK.
They have both our passports at the moment (EEA1 and EEA2). If we need to travel it'll presumably be a few months away when EEA1 is completed but we are awaiting EEA2.
You need a UK visa if you are a visa national. Just to clarify, you do not need one if you have your passport back from UKBA, with a CoA, whilst waiting for residence card, even if your original family permit or visa you entered the UK on has expired. correct? (apologies for over-checking this!)
Would this be the same if you are travelling outside the EEA and didn't have a shengen visa (say, you went to Turkey or the US for example)? How should entering the UK be any different? If you were trying to return into Heathrow, is there a central location you can advise of return to the UK in ...
On what visa would a non EEA spouse travel to Ireland with me, if I am the holder of an Irish nationality and passport? What are the first steps one should do, when arriving in Ireland, in regards to acquiring an EEA Family permit for one's non EEA spouse. thanks for reading. Vette Graham, I am in ...
I have two general questions in relation to applying for EEA2 and providing information on comprehensive medical insurance for both the non-EEA applicant and EEA spouse who is exercising treaty rights. It kind of is related to this thread... 1. For EEA applicants exercising treaty rights who have ...
Just in case any visa required national finds themselves in this scenario, my wife is here on a Class C visitor visa (180 day multi entry).
I called UKBA - once our EEA2 application is submitted, the visitor visa is automatically extended until such time a decision on the EEA family permit is made.
We were flying in from different locations and were keen to get here for Christmas. The UK embassy did the visa for us quite quickly which was appreciated, plus to be honest the EEA Family Permit wasn't obvious when we started from scratch. We'll look in to the Permit. Many thanks for your advice!
ok, here goes... I hold dual Irish and Australian citizenship. My wife is a citizen of Russia. We are waiting in 3rd countries until our Australian application is approved (currently in its 13th month, but that's another story...), prior to this time I was resident in Australia. We have both been ...
