I don't understand either, was the first wife divorced? prior to your marriage, if yes, on what grounds did he apply for the first wife if I may ask. If possible can you points of the refusal letter.
Changing University AFTER you come to France is definitely possible. A lot of students actually do that, for that to happen you need to first enrol as a student as soon as you come to france otherwise the universities are obliged to report you to the immigration office and might end up revoking your...
British Citizen in France shall use this route (EU law i.e Directive 2004, at least until Brexit happens). Looking into the link provided above under the UK section: https://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members/spouse-visa-refused-t255368.html#p1634573 Your two initial applicatio...
Lawfully no you cannot use it on your own. It is issued based on the fact that you will be travelling together or you will be joining the EU national in the another member state (France), As in he/she is already in france before you and your are coming in to join at a later stage. Practically there ...
All you need to show is travel itinerary, maybe a letter from boyfriend that you will stay with him at his place, funding of 50e per day, a valid uk residence permit with validity covering the duration of the schengen visa (usually 6 month validity on your UK RP) along with student status letter fro...
hello, 1 more question: can my wife stay in EU only for 3 months (90 days) under the family reunion law? Your wife can stay up to however long you yourself (within the law) can stay in a EU country. This is 3 months when not exercising treaty rights yet and indefinitely when the EU national starts ...
Since appeals are specific for your case, I cannot suggest what documents specifically you should provide, I would suggest you try to answer the "grounds of rejection" IND has given to you as posted in this thread. I don't understand how providing hotel booking for for 90 days is going to help since...
It is mostly the member states who are orthodox i.e. poland, romania, latvia, Lithuanian as well as germany etc. Its better to check the immigration website of the country you are trying to travel and see if under their national law if durable relationship is grounds for residence. generally if memb...
SOLVIT is an organisation which advises and does not enforce the IND. If your appeal process is unfounded, which can take upto 6 months btw, during this process if solvit is involved in your case they liaise with IND on your case and advises them what is the correct way to go, If IND does not agree...
SOLVIT is an organisation which advises and does not enforce the IND. If your appeal process is unfounded, which can take upto 6 months btw, during this process if solvit is involved in your case they liaise with IND on your case and advises them what is the correct way to go, If IND does not agree,...
EU RP based on durable relationship is not recognised in Germany, however if your initial entry point to schengen is to a country which accepts it lets say Netherlands, then going to Germany on a forward flight or a train will have no immigration checks. However if you do get to Germany as your firs...
I believe that if you had got refusal under polish domestic law last year, it most certainly will NOT be under the directive (polish in poland) nevertheless given what you guys have been through in light of the pending appeal process, I would suggest you sit tight and see it through. however as i su...
I am sorry, Immigration rules doesn't work that way even if what you say makes sense. The first three months are unconditional anyway so it is not even required to show funds for those 3 months so to speak. what you have done is applied for entry clearance (MVV) for long term residence permit which ...
All the documents you have given are more than enough except for the proof of funds for living expenses for atleast a year, please provide a bank statement of either you or your spouse for xxxx euros for a period of 12 months. As a benchmark, you can take the dutch national average for a couple to b...
The visa fee cannot be 0 if they aren't dependent of you or your spouse, If I were you I would just go about selecting No and proceeding normally for the sake of further hiccups of addressing proof for the in laws getting a free visa.
Although there is an option of Long term EU Residents for TCN which might suit your situation, The UK, Ireland and denmark have explicitly opted out of this. Therefore you have to apply for a student visa am afraid.
you will have to put in a visa application form for your wife separate which will be 0 quids. then a separate application form for your spouses in laws which should not be 0 quids if they are not the secondary beneficiary. unless they are depends on you or your spouse they are not you family members...
From, the rejection letter that you have posted from the IND, you have applied for a entry visa for your TCN spouse under the directive but for the long term stay ( not as someone who wants to come for a temporary visit for example as a tourist and go back), the directive only gives 3 months uncondi...
Without trying to confuse you or getting in to the technical aspects of Directive 2004-38, I will try to give you the gist of the requirements, 1. During your visit to france, you are a EEA/EU citizen. 2. Your wife by default is a primary beneficiary of the directive therefore she is allowed to get ...
If I were you, I would ask the company in writing, if we could move in to holland already to settle down while the negotiations going on, this way you can come in to holland, settle down and also get your RP, you can produce this writing to IND along with the initial contract and the tenancy agreeme...
1. Can the Netherlands company withdraw sponsorship before our travel by cancelling the offer and signed contract? Yes, Ofc you will be due for settlement as per your contract. A contract is binding once signed by both parties. 2. We've got our passports with MVV stamping already, that means we cou...
Easiest way to know the documents required in your case is to down the form and fill it up and look in to the sections marked * in the form, which need not be filled by the family member of eu national. Now whatever is left off that you had filled you need to provide evidence. This would ideally loo...
