hi thank you so much for the help and clarification. its not that it takes a long time to issue but to get an actual booking and a translator to go with us can take a few months, we will be going through this. the evidence we have is that we have both been working here for 5 months we have a rental...

hi, my name is adam and i am new to this site I've been trying to read through everything and just getting really confused. I am australian and my wife is english and we applied for a spousal visa earlier this year from australia not realising that the only way to get it would be if my wife had bee...

Thanks for your response. Please note that the jobseeker visa does not allow employment 1,Is the job seeker visa allow to work part time or seasonal jobs in Germany? 2,Could you please share cost of living Per month for Rent and Food Expenses for a Day. 3,What are the difficulties of German languag...

I am earning 550 Pound per month. I can manage my family ( 5 Members ) within this salary ( Rent and other day today expenses ).But Not able to save money and not possible to buy a home (1000 Square Feet ).If a take loan, have to pay atleast 20 years. Interest Amount more than Loan.It is a Terrible...

2) I plan to apply for Job seeker visa (Germany/Netherlands) so that I can seek for employment there and my partner can visit me easier or join me once she finishes her studying. Is this a feasible option for us? If you meet the requirements for German jobseeker visa and you still have valid leave ...

Hi All, I am at 39 ,having 6 years experience in IT industry. Searching oversees job for many years. But No Luck. I heard about Job seeker visa in Europe countries. Anyone share which country provide job seeker visa in Europe and its eligibility Thanks, Raj Germany has a jobseeker visa that allows ...

Thanks for that advice. We might get the UK passport then. So basically you don't need any Visa for Germany if you have a British passport right? Obviously you need to apply for residency when you get there but that applies to Germans too apparently. No visa or work permit needed (at least until Br...

It will be even easier if she is a British citizen (and no risk of losing her right to remain status in the UK). Is she reluctant to apply for British citizenship or does she not qualify for some reason? Yeah you're right. She's not reluctant but apparently there is an extortionate cost, like a gra...

Why not consider marrying in a UK Registry Office for less than £100 and having a wedding blessing and larger celebration later. :idea: Although admittedly entering on a fiance visa would require an additional application after the wedding, when your wife would have to switch to a FLR(M) spouse vis...

Did you get a Verpflichtungserklärung for her or is this an informal letter? Verpflichtungserklärung. But I prepared an invitation letter also just in case they ask for it. A tourist visa does not allow any kind of work, even unpaid. Okay, then it's just a cultural exchange and vacation for her. An...

- invitation letter - confirmation of my sponsorship Did you get a Verpflichtungserklärung for her or is this an informal letter? The invitation letter states that she'll make a 2 week cultural vacation to learn more about germany and the hesse region. I don't know if we should mention the fact tha...

The trouble is we going to seek entry based on the Article 10 residence card and not family permit. So we are not taking risk to unregister unless we have a confirmed entry. Is there anyway you can unregister it remotely? Check the local municipality's website, there should be a form to download th...

Who is sister coming to UK with? Who is her sponsor? Why does sister think she needs insurance? what is it for? So is it mandatory for her to have German health insurance to get an EHIC card and then get into NHS? In Germany, the regular health insurance cards double up as EHIC cards (ask your/her?...

Hello fellow members, My sister received her german residence card and we plan to come to uk under surinder singh and hence apply for eea2. She is dependent on her parent and as such she is not working. Because of her age 25+ her medical insurance is not covered by the german public health insuranc...

Hello fellow members, My sister received her german residence card and we plan to come to uk under surinder singh and hence apply for eea2. She is dependent on her parent and as such she is not working. Because of her age 25+ her medical insurance is not covered by the german public health insuranc...

He is a full time wheelchair user so is looking at either Germany, Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden and Finland as they are supposed to be ok for wheelchair users and believes more speak english than France, Spain or Italy. What kind of qualification/job experience does he have? Does he speak any Germa...

Also, he has a EHIC and wants to know if his spouse would get free or reduced delivery charges at the hospital or would he have to pay full wack? I can only speak for the German rules regarding health insurance but in general: an EHIC is for a specific person, not their family members. In Germany, ...

He is a paralegal in commercial law and has done alot of CSR work around disability. Unfortunately he doesn't speak any other European language which is an area of concern when looking for work. Well, I don't want to rain on his parade, but has he researched his job chances in those countries at al...

He is a full time wheelchair user so is looking at either Germany, Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden and Finland as they are supposed to be ok for wheelchair users and believes more speak english than France, Spain or Italy. What kind of qualification/job experience does he have? Does he speak any Germa...

shabirkam wrote:Hi

yes, exceptional circumstances are my siblings are under 18 and unable to go back to back home and there is no one to take care.

Where were your siblings when your parents did Surinder Singh?

To clarify, derivative rights are not derived from free movement and the Directive 2004/38/EC . A person who does not qualify fora right of residence under Directive 2004/38/EC (the Directive ) may qualify for another right of residence under European Union (EU)law. These are known as ' derivative ...

She has Parkinson's Disease. She underwent a brand new procedure in Feb. It's been a miracle. It took the NHS quite some time to approve funding but it's been a Godsend. The USA and SA don't have it yet and if they do approve it, the cost will be astronomical. The meds alone sans surgical procedure...

wanderer - My mum is a UK citizen. I am not an EU citizen. Am I not eligible for either the EEA permit or residence card? noajthan - Yes, I think I can fall into the second category you mentioned. My mom has to leave the UK to join me which would infringe on her human rights because her meds are no...

Hi -thanks... I need more info on the Treaty Rights part for her? Where can I find this?! What happens if she tries to visit Russia after being in NL with me for 4/5months and has exceeded Schengen 90days rights?!? If she lands in Russia will they let her fly out to NL again?? While in theory it is...

natwarlal.govinda wrote:Hi, Yes I had it for both Germany and Hungary at the same time.

And did you maintain a residence in Hungary during that time?

If so, how often did you return to Hungary and do you have documentary evidence of this?