So you are proposing that the OP report it lost to the police, then get an emergency passport, and then apply for a new regular passport? That would be one way to do it. If the poster is in such dire straits that would be one option. Or go directly for a new passport and once back in the UK forward...

Hi, Why the big fuss? If you can't get the passport back soon enough from UKBA to travel then ask your embassy for an emergency passport http://www.policija.si/portal_en/organiziranost/uup/meja/dokumenti.php Emergency passport The emergency passport is a travel document issued to a citizen of the Re...

Hello My wife (brazilian) recently got here ILR (residence permit) for the UK stamped in her passport - it cost us a small fortune! Sod's law: I (british) am likely to be moving to work in Spain in the next couple of months. Does anyone know what I need to do to make sure my wife can come with me, ...

*****apoligies, have later seen that was mentioned later in the posts***** But if you look at it in the right way, I could say you moved to London in January, and have so far have not found work. If I were a hard-assed UKBA employee, I would say that "He has been in the UK for almost 6 months, he is...

Seems to be the way, so it's for us to try and cope with it. I just wonder what the minimum is - I'm sure I read that actively looking for work counts as economic activity so can one just register as a job seeker? The Danish immigration authorities has a very detailed explanation of this matter. Wh...

Did you ask them where one apply for the accellerated procedure for EU family members? Applying for a visa If your non-EU family members need an entry visa, they should apply for one in advance from the consulate or embassy of the country they wish to travel to. Their application should be processed...

You better find out first of all if you are registered in the SIS. As far as I know if you are registered you won't be removed until a 3 year period has elapsed. I have never heard one can be fined to avoid being registered in SIS. If you are registered in SIS why would you pay the fine? I would not...

I am employed and pay NI. I also have consultancy jobs and am registered as a sole-trader. A part from paying employee NI I have clearly been told by HMRC I also have to pay Class 1 contribution for the soletrader business I have. So, why would you not have to pay NI as director? Perhaps you should ...

Non-EU family members
Do they a need a visa?
http://ec.europa.eu/youreurope/citizens ... dex_en.htm

The Danish embassy in Ukraine does the same and in fact I believe this is common practice for all DK embassies issuing visas to the Schengen area. I seem to remember this is written into the visa instructions by the danish immigrations directorate in Copenhagen. I also think to remember having seen ...

When one become a refugee one is applying for asylum. First let's establish what asylum is. "The definition of asylum (seeker) is a person who seeks protection or shelter from a country other than their own. They flee from their home if their country is involved in civil war, or if their human right...

fairouznacer wrote:You advised me to contact my MP. Im a Dutch citizen. Where do I find my MP?

Im sorry if I ask something stupid, it's just that I have no knowledge about this.

http://findyourmp.parliament.uk/

Hi, As I see it GB should not relay on the Singh ruling but rather on the carpenter ruling from 2002 Popular explanation: http://www.eucaselaw.info/mary-carpenter-2002/ Tribunal ruling: http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=CELEX:62000J0060:EN:HTML Opinion of Advocate General: http:/...

The UK has access to the Schengen Information System but as far as I know not to immigration related data. Blipppp!!!! Almost right. For the time being UK does not participate in immigrational information exchange from the EU but not sure if the information flow the other way back to EU from the UK...

does it means if my British wife goes to republic of Ireland and i join her after one month and we decide to return to uk after she has stayed there working for 3months and I being there for one month we can qualify to apply under EU route? Please understand it is not about YOU. It is about your EU...

I do not agree with TI86 regarding there's no time limit. I appreciate that UKBA is applying their interpretation but I am confident anybody who appeal their decision would win an appeal. When is a Union citizen/an EEA national deemed to be a worker under EU law? It depends on a concrete assessment ...

How is the six month period calculated? The six month period is calculated from the date of first enty into the Schengen region. The date of first entry is: * the date on which you entered the Schengen region for the first time, and subsequently * the date of any subsequent entry into the Schengen ...

No, usually when you are staying in another Schengen country that time is discounted from the 90 days you may stay in another Schengen country. However, if you have a residence permit from another Schengen state the days you have been staying in that country is not to be discounted from the 90 days ...

How is the six month period calculated? The six month period is calculated from the date of first enty into the Schengen region. The date of first entry is: * the date on which you entered the Schengen region for the first time, and subsequently * the date of any subsequent entry into the Schengen ...

It was reported in france so it means if the passport is been reported as lost or stolen in any of EU countries home office would know that !! What is SIS - Schengen Information System In Europe, the SIS is the largest shared database on maintaining public security, support police and judicial co-o...

Frontier workers A frontier worker is someone who is employed in a Member State but resides in another, where he/she returns at least once a week. As a general rule, they enjoy all the benefits granted to migrant workers in the Member State of employment. However, they often face specific problems,...

No, it means YOU have to go to the Polish embassy here in the UK with photo copies of your passport and have them legalise the photo copies with a stamp and signature from the consul of the Polish embassy. Then you send them to your husband for him to bring them to the British embassy in Tanzania. E...

What you do is phone +45 35 30 85 56 between 08:00-14:00 UK time and ask the question.

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Qualifications frameworks National and European qualifications frameworks are being established in order to increase the transparency and comparability of qualifications. A qualifications framework is a systematic description of qualification levels and types within a given education system, mainly ...

Hi has anyone gone this route? I am non-EEA family member of an EEA person in June I will have been residing in the UK for 6 years under the new EEA rules. The rules state that you aquire PR automatically after residing in Uk for 5 years. This means I have aquired PR a year ago and can now be natur...