You will need one visa for each person. Copy the papers of the car, adding a note that the original is with the visa-application of person X. Whether you need multi-entry depends on which countries other than France you plan to visit. If you stay within Schengen, you will only need a single entry. R...

Maximum validity for Schengen-visas is 5 years. So "yes", you can apply for this. If you apply for "double entry" you can only enter twice. If you have "other travel in-between", it should either be outside Schengen, or you will need "multiple entry" rather th...

finally it states on their website ...if accompanied by eu family member you do not require visa...yesssss Surely not the Lithuanian Embassy in Dublin, which still (illegally) states the following: ATTENTION : the Irish Garda Card with stamp “4 EUFam” is not admitted by Lithuania. Holders of the GN...

duplicate - http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=105700

If the embassy faxed everything to the airport, the denial was due to overbooking (even if KLM denies this). Call KLM headquarter in AMS. If they don´t give you a new, free ticket + compensation, you should sue them. "Just" a new, free ticket >>won´t do<< . Please make sure to get as much ...

You may legally go to Schengen without visa. The embassy confirms this, and you were effectively never denied. All that happened is that you got stuck with uninformed borderguards, which is something that (unfortunately) occurs from time to time. If you read (for example) >>this thread<< you will se...

Is he flying at 00h20 or 11h05? (I assume it´s the LUN - NBO - AMS - OSL ?) If it´s 11h05 we still have 3 hours, I could send the fax for you. My fax would be: Absolutely no header - if they see a private header they´d just disregard the fax anyway. I´d paste a picture of the "oppholdskort"...

I imagine they are the same links that I posted earlier. Hi EUsmileWEallsmile, The important text-part is >>there<< : Documentation when travelling outside Norway If you have a Norwegian residence card and are going on holiday outside Norway, you must bring your residence card as well as your passp...

Terms and Conditions of most airlines, and also >>KLM´s<< , say something along the lines of "it´s the passenger´s duty to be in posssession of valid travel documents". So you fulfill KLM´s T&Cs. I talked to the head office of KLM yesterday and they say that its not their responsibilit...

...the KLM manager at the airport says he needs a fax from SOMEONE verifying that this is actually a valid travel document... Everyone is "someone". Just fax it yourself ;) Write a cover-letter, outlining that it´s a Norwegian Residence card, which is good for entry into the Schengen-Zone...

...but that shouldn't happen to me. New Zealand and Switzerland have a bilateral visa waiver... Yes - you´re not in the same, but in a very similar boat. As you can see from your link: http://www.safetravel.govt.nz/destinations/europetips.shtml NZ has an arrangement with a bunch of the Schengen-cou...

New Zealand isn´t the only country with such agreements. This also applies to the US. For the US I know the following practical example: >>Original article (in German)<< >>Google Translate to English<< Essence: A US citizen left Germany to the US, changing flights in Switzerland. Thus she effectivel...

Why was it so important for them to see that stamp i got from Luton? :cry: I assume it was a "documentation checked" stamp. Some airlines employ staff who are "specialised" in verifying entry-requirements papers. Only once you´ve been cleared by one of their staff, you can board...

...Now he is worried they will refuse his application and deport him, because of this lie. What will be result? If the current marriage in genuine (I shall assume it is), there is nothing he has to worry about. There has been case law which clearly shows that anyone married to an EU citizen cannot ...

alisha1 wrote:...Last October he got married to EU...

which nationality did he get married to?

...I've arrived at Stansted, went through the boarding control and noone checked anything!!! Lady just let me through like nothing ever happened... I guess after arriving you went through immigration, not "boarding control"? However, sorry about that, and seems it was very stressful. But ...

since this topic has nothing to do with anything, I lock it.

If I severely misunderstood, PM me...

Hi amarendras, without any further details it´s hard to answer your question. Whatever your scenario, "searching" might have helped: can give/guide me through the Schengen visa. I want to make a trip to Paris for 2/3 days in July 2012. http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=10239...

...Understand that ILR give permanent residency withib the UK, but wanted to have an understanding if there are any benefits to travel in EU... ILR in the UK does not give you a right to travel to any other country. However, it helps to prove your "willingness to return", thus a Schengen ...

...If your wife becomes british u will lose the rights under EU law as Poland doesn't allow dual citizenship... As far as I´m aware, Poland >>does allow<< dual citizenship. Why the applicant should change his status, I do not know. Just leave everything as it is, and you will continue to have the r...

Hi top1959,

top1959 wrote:and my wife a Russian passport.

If married, it may be prudent to apply for the EEA-FP, but you are also legally entitled to go without visa!

See >>here<< (this may be applied to the UK as well) and >>here<<.

Regards and enjoy your trip,
Christian

Do I risk the German border guards asking why I have no stamps for Austria? Maybe you risk them asking ... But if they do - so what? When applying with the Austrians, you sticked exactly to the rules: You´re planning a Schengen-Trip which starts in Germany, but your main destination is Austria, isn...

...That would have been a good fall back but for one hiccup: I will not be visiting Switzerland this Summer. The document list requires proof of travel like a plane ticket of which I will have none. Sigh... Just open a random online travel web-page, find any flight that matches what you need and pr...

I >>complained<< to the EU about Ireland collecting fingerprints for Irish residence cards in 2008, >>to no avail<<.

I wonder the same. Is there one definite version?

If this is so, I would include it into the/my Schengen-Application guideline.
http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=102396

Rgds,
Christian