thanks for the links - especially to the website with the judgements as I'd not seen that before. From reading all that, I think it would be safe to say I should be granted the permit, given that we can provide evidence of having lived together so we shouldn't be considered as having a marriage of c...
My husband has been living and working in Spain since August 2007, which I believe classes him as an EEA national for the purposes of applying for an EEA family permit for me (i am australian). We have been living together for 18 months and we married on 1 June in Las Vegas. I have been unlawfully i...
Does anyone know what the case would be for a domestic flight in Spain. I want to fly from Valencia to Madrid and I am non EEA, but I have overstayed in Spain. Considering I'm not leaving the country, would it be a problem to get on the flight. I need to get on the flight to make a connection to th...
Does anyone know what the case would be for a domestic flight in Spain. I want to fly from Valencia to Madrid and I am non EEA, but I have overstayed in Spain. Considering I'm not leaving the country, would it be a problem to get on the flight. I need to get on the flight to make a connection to the...
Does anyone know what the case would be for a domestic flight in Spain. I want to fly from Valencia to Madrid and I am non EEA, but I have overstayed in Spain. Considering I'm not leaving the country, would it be a problem to get on the flight. I need to get on the flight to make a connection to the...
Bin the old passport and apply for a new passport at the Aussie embassy in Spain before you reach the UK or it would be a wasted journey. Not very sensible advice. A new passport itself may invite questions and any attempt at deception can result in refusal and a ten year ban. might not sound sensi...
Well, I can only try and serve myself right if I don't get in. Our intention was always to go straight from Spain to Australia, so I gave little thought to what may happen if I wanted to return to England from Spain. I haven't got my hopes up, quite the opposite, I've done the wrong thing and it's g...
Thanks for the reality check. I'm in a panic and really upset at the thought of being split up so I'm not thinking clearly at the moment. We will book a ticket for him too for the same flight as mine. I thought his bank statements would be important as he may be asked to provide a letter of sponsors...
I'm going to have my ticket to Australia, he doesn't need one yet because his entry to the UK is not in question. We will also have his completed application for an Australian spouse visa which we intend to lodge in the UK. We will also be entering with our dog who we intend to take to Australia too...
When I first arrived in Aug 2007 I did some travelling around, ended up staying in Spain, went to Spanish class. I told the IO when I entered in Feb 08 this. Then a year ago I moved house, got a dog, started studying with an Australian uni by distance. I can't apply for a settlement visa outside of ...
I entered the UK on a WHM visa in apr 2005 and left in aug 2006. I then returned to Australia and entered UK as a visitor in Aug 07, Dec 07 and Feb 08, staying for a week each time. In Feb 08 I was given 1 month leave to remain as I had been in the EU for 6 months already. I felt lucky to get in the...
Yeah, that's what I think too. I am an Australian national and entitled to enter the UK for a max of 6 months without entry clearance. Given that I have overstayed in the EU for 17 months, what stance do you think the UK will take on giving me leave to enter on arrival? I've read the Immigration Act...
I am applying for an EEA FP but am unlawfully in Spain so will be assessed under UK Immigration rules. I meet all the requirements except we have been living together for 17 months, not the required 2 years. My partner is a British citizen, and I have plenty of evidence to support our relationship. ...
I've overstayed in Spain for the past 17 months. I am wanting to visit England for 6 months. I am a non-visa national (Australian), so for all intents and purposes I don't need a visa to enter the UK for 6 months or less. However, I don't know how overstaying in the EU will affect my entry. I will b...
