Hi All, I am on work permit, my son was born in the uk and we have got the passport from Indian ambassy in the Uk. Now we want to know what is next for which visa i have to apply for my son and which form we have to fill. Your answers are very much appriciated. -Joseph Hi Joseph If you and your wif...
Hello there, It's strange but it seems that this non EEA family member 5-year residence card is not a card really but the visa which is attached to holder's passport. Somebody was telling that it is possible to get it separate, I wrote to HO, advisor told me that it is called CARD and that it is co...
Hi EEA2: is for European and their family, to register in the immigration rules they will be given a permit residence for a period of 5 years. The EEA will have a card of 5 years and the non EEA who is family member of an EEA will get the 5 years residence permit stamped on the passport After living...
Hello I'm a non-EEA spouse (Australian nationality) of a Netherlands passport holder. I have successfully applied for an EEA family permit and have the stamp in my passport. My wife and I were originally planning to arrive at Heathrow together. However, we've now had a change of plans and I will ar...
Hi friends Me (Student Visa-Non EU) and my Girlfriend (EU) are getting married soon and as per my understanding by reading through this forum i think i need to do the following. 1. Apply for a COA (if someone can help me what documents i need to send with the application that would be very kind of ...
Hello I have a question i am in uk for 8 months on spouse visa and i want to visit my sister in holland for 2 days .i want to know how to apply for schengan visa and where to apply it and how much does it cost? thankyou Hi Is your spouse a British? -If your spouse is a British You need to provide -...
hi all just wen i thot i was getting a hang of this eea saga,i get even more confused. a friend of mine went to submit his application after 5yrs eea resident. she is the process of divorce, and the lawyer said she shunt ask for pr as that could be very complicated but the easier option was to ask ...
On those grounds, THE COURT, in answer to the question referred to it by the High Court of Justice (Queen' s Bench Division) by order of 19 October 1990, hereby rules: Article 52 of the Treaty and Council Directive 73/148/EEC of 21 May 1973 on the abolition of restrictions on movement and residence...
noble72uk thanks for that, but since we have had lived together in another eurpoean state, married for 4 years in August, does that not count for anything, Hi Can you please provide more details: when and where you got married? where and when 1st applied for the EAA2? mean outside the Uk when enter...
Hi Please read carefully and I do believe some folks has advised you already: 1-if your husband wanted to get a british nationality under EU law, he needs to live a continuous 5 years EAA2 and then apply for a (PR) permanent residence EAA4, everything is free of charge, and then after 1 year he can ...
Hi Actually Benifa is right and if you go for option number 2: don’t forget to print this directive and take it with you and the Marriage certificate. PS where ever you go in EU you are allowed to live and your family members the non EU have the same rights as well. http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUri...
Hi I'am just Trying to help and thanks for the breifing: I thgink you too need to read this article: THE COURT, in answer to the question referred to it by the High Court of Justice (Queen' s Bench Division) by order of 19 October 1990, hereby rules: Article 52 of the Treaty and Council Directive 73...
Hi I introduce my self: I am Algerian I’m married to a French I hold a 5 years residence card under Derictive2004/38/EC, we lives in the UK. My wife has applied for a residence card for a treaty right in the UK which was granted for her and for me because of her residence in the UK (outside France...
Hi I do believe that when you have applied for EEA permit which is I am not surprised that been refused, but don’t worry about you future residence in the UK. The officer who dealt with your case, suppose to tells you that you have applied under a wrong application form, your actual residence I do...
Hi Rozen, thank you for the reply, do you know how I can get one? I cant get an appointment online or by phone at the embassy, there are no appointments in JUNE/JULY and I wanted to go 22nd July, I googled and there are lots of agencies offering services but I feel unsure which ones are reputable, ...
Hello All, I need advise for my sister's boyfriend. They have been together for 5yrs and have two lovely kids,aged 2+ and 7mths.My sis. was married before and divoiceed now before start dating this guy. Now the issue is, this guy is an overstayer in the uk, came into the uk in 1997 to study but alo...
Hi There Actually most of the countries are acting with the same process which they request a schengen Visa to travel for a family memebers of their own people( French) in my case I' m married to a french for 4 years we have been togather for nearly 9 years, first when my wife has called the consula...
I think you need to understand the UK Law and immigtation rules . These instructions contain guidance and information for caseworkers dealing with European applications under the Free Movement of Persons Directive (2004/38/EC). Have a Look and see the all answers follow this link: http://ukba.homeof...
