Hi FIRST OF ALL apologies because I know this case was covered before but it is really confusing. to make it Short: I am Italian and my boyfriend is Lybian. he has a EEA family member permit based on our durable relationship. We are going to Berlin tomorrow and we had different opinion on the fact ...

We applied for my non EEA stepdaughter’s Schengen Visa at German embassy in London. I know that we didn’t have to provide travel plan but we did because I wanted to show them that our travel starts and ends in Germany. The visa has been granted today but instead of being 30/60/90 days it is valid on...

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Tue Apr 17, 2018 10:02 pm

Thanks @dan1988uk. We'll try our luck with the EEA FP Number at the French application center, then.

Do you remember the number you used? Was it the VAF Number, or the reference number in red on the top right hand corner of the visa?

Thanks!

The red one, we got her visa just today.

My wife is abroad and we received a letter stating that her EEA Residence Card is granted and will be couriered to us in 10 days. I were then to collect her card, join her and both of us will come back in the summer. I am not sure what problems there may be to collect my wife's card. Can she techni...

I put EEA FP number for my stepdaughter’s application.

1. How long do I need to stay in the UK to be considered as a "permanent resident"? 5 years exercising treaty rights. Simply living in the UK is not sufficient. With Brexit happening, you would have to keep track of what happens and what will be in place for EU citizens. 2. What does it take for my...

Thanks for the reply dan1988uk. Last year my wife (then girlfriend) was in the UK under a short-term study Visa, and when we tried to get a Visa from the French Consulate we couldn't because my wife didn't have a British Residence Number. So it could be they have different requirements than the Ger...

With a family permit she can request a Schengen visa. Only with a tourist visa is not possible, the German embassy in London confirmed this to me recently.

I don't understand how a non EEA family member of EU citizen can be refused at any EU embassy if the only thing to show is the marriage certificate.

This post can have a meaning only if the OP is talking about Romanian ID and not passport. In Italy foreigners living in the country will get an Italian ID that states that it’s NOT valid to travel abroad do not valid to enjoy freedom of movement.

Hi there, My husband will travel to join me in the UK with issued EEA family permit. Can he travel from Santo Domingo to Paris, continuing to UK on the same day by air? (transiting in Paris ORY airport)? I'm thinking of meeting him in transit and fly together to the UK afterwards. Many thanks. Fran...

Hi Guys, I am Italian and my wife it's Brazilian. I got a job in the UK and we want to relocate to UK. Because the fact she is not European We want to apply for an EEA Family Permit. Our current situation is: We got married two years ago We are living together in Italy She has a permanent residence...

Hi everyone, I have a few questions that I cannot find an exact answer (/would like confirmation on) despite my best googling on various websites and the UK visa website. I am a US citizen marrying a Czech national whom lives and works in the UK. We plan on marrying in Czech Republic and then have ...

It is correct, it’s if someone else who needs a visa and is applying together, not for you.

I’m an Irish citizen now working in Middle East with my husband. My husband is a visa required national. I’ve not been to UK recently after I left Belfast as a kid. Now I want to bring my husband with me to UK. We both are professionals with reasonable job opportunities. My husband is already getti...

Hello! I am an American married to a Romanian who is a qualified person living and working in the UK. A little background: We got married January 6 2018, came to the UK January 12. I received a stamp saying "admitted to the United Kingdom under the immigration (EEA) regulations 2016" after showing ...

Arrived in Milano Bergamo we queued in the "EU/EEA/CH" line and at the border I showed to the italian police officer our passports and her Residence Card telling him "she is my wife". Without saying a word the officer put the Card in a reading machine, stamped my wife's passport and let us in. Not ...

Our success story: I am an Italian citizen working in the UK, my wife is from the Philippines and she is holding a Residence Card of a Family member of a Union Citizen issued on August 2017. My wife's passport has two expired Schengen Visas and an expired EEA Family Permit. 22nd of February: Ryanair...

I am planning to apply for Schengen visa for my wife (travelling together) and for travel tickets, thinking of booking bus tickets mainly for visa purpose. The requirement is to have all the names of passengers on the ticket but with bus tickets they only put name of Lead passenger (eg in case of N...

Your wife doesn't need PR in order for you to apply for an EEA Family Permit. She does however, have to prove that she is exercising her Treaty rights in the UK as qualified person. See the information on Treaty rights in the following link: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/eea-nationals-...

Has anyone entered the UK from EU national gates instead of other nationalties gates at any airport using their RC issued in the UK? We arrived at Gatwick airport last Wednesday. I asked my wife (she is BG citizen) to use ''other nationalities'' gates as a family. The officer looked at our RCs (the...

You can request a Schengen visa as a spouse on Spanish citizen at any Spanish embassy in the world, I don’t know about Spanish law but Italy for example requires that the marriage is registered in Italy but it’s the embassy itself to do it.

You are British citizen, you can not use EEA laws in the UK, I don't know if you can use EEA laws through your EEA wife to apply for an EEA family permit for EFM for your sister. I think it is possible. The Lounes case suggests that one retains the advantage of EU freedom of movement law even after...

I, 37 years old, from Bangladesh, came to the UK under HSMP in July 2007. Later moved to Tier 1 General and completed by 05 years stay and granted ILR in 2012. In 2013, I had been granted naturalization to become British national. I get married in late 2015. My wife is a Polish national. We are bot...