Hi Plum70,

"unfortunately", I think your list is pretty complete.

"Unfortunately", because it´s a joke, but I guess that´s what you might be realistically asked for.

I wouldn´t know what to add to the list. Should be a pretty smooth journey.

Let us know how it went!

Rgds, Christian

schengen visa is not for whole schengen area if its a single entery one. It's only for one country which issues it. You can go to other places with your luck but if caught by police or io,s your future applications might be bad. your visa will be stamped on first port of entery. hopefully you wont ...

Not sure if this is the right forum but hey ho. Wife coming over to visit me from Argentina (we will apply for spouse visa in January) and we would like to go to Paris and maybe Belgium for a few days whilst she is over here. In terms of travel for her is that OK? Or will the French/Belgium authori...

Dear rk_2011, don´t listen to any of above crap, it is just crap. You can and may legally do your trip as planned, and you will not encounter any problems. I have no idea why ppl try to confuse you, and the most sensible answer of the last ones was Directives "alien"-theory. Have a beer, enjoy your ...

1. yes 2. it´s differentiated, just as international airports differentiate between "domestic" and "international" arrival. Intra-Schengen is always treated as "domestic", you will simply not see any immigration officers, not in Bern, not in Nice. (Well, not in Nice when arriving from Bern (="domest...

Hi koolmd,

you can visit the entire Schengen area without complications, also because there are simply no checkpoints between the countries.

So you can do the trip as you planned, and you will not encounter any problems.

Enjoy!

Rgds,
Christian

Hi Sunny21

answer to your question should be in here:

>>Travel to Schengen, without visa, for EEA-family members<<

Any questions - just ask!

Rgds,
Christian

I recently received a Schengen visa for entry into the Netherlands. Is there a requirement for how long I must stay in the Netherlands before I fly to another EU country or can I depart on a flight same day? Thank you! Schengen implies that there are no checkpoints between internal borders. As such...

Hi Punjab,

you can be sure that the UK does not plan anything like that in the near future, as they are >>just after cancelling a corresponding scheme<<.

Rgds, Christian

...Talking about "discrimination", these are only a few examples of the ID cards across Europe. At least in UK, there is none of that crap, and we should all be thankful for that. ... I am quite happy to possess my national ID, as it allows me to travel to many places without carrying an impractica...

A business that is legally obliged to check identity of customers, has of course also the obligation to make sure that they can actually do that. And if they choose not to train their staff properly, they can expect problems in this area from time to time, and will not have a valid excuse. And I ma...

ca.funke's example clearly is about the situation that an ID is not accepted for the single reason that it states the "wrong" nationality. Of course, that is discrimination on the basis of nationality! What else can it be? In my example, the poor lady had no idea what she wanted herself. She wanted...

...I was referring to ca.funke's example that I highlighted in bold in the quote above. Please go ahead, open a booze shop and put a sign like that clearly visible to all customers, refuse to take it away when asked to do so, and see how long it takes before you end up in court... While I do not ap...

Only 1 thread per topic please
http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=107118

In general you should read the Announcements before you post:
http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewforum.php?f=1

Rgds, Christian

I translated the first post into German, and just publishing it here in case someone needs it. Wer auf diesen Thread antwortet oder Fragen hat - bitte nur auf Englisch ! Dies hier sollte ganz gut durch den Schengen-Prozess führen. Trotzdem ist diese Anleitung nie ganz fertig, weil... Wir für Verbes...

Hi zoyamalik0055, did you read any of the >>"read before you post"-Announcements<< ? Also, I would recommend posting your topic in the Canada section (I´ll move it there), as there´s hardly any connection to Europe in your case? I also recommend changing the title (see Announcements), but that you w...

I wanted to open account with PTSB in Ireland at some stage. The clerk clearly had no clue: As a dual-national, I had my Belgian ID with me (credit card size) and my old German ID (funny sized laminated thing). Interestingly, the PTSB clerk declared the Belgian ID unacceptable, accepting the German ...

each and every topic only once, please
http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=111009

Rgds, Christian

Never came across this question, so I don´t know if a user can delete his own account.

You can just leave your account, and just never visit the site anymore.

If you want I can also delete your account for you.

Rgds, Christian

If your passport is taken, you can still be denied a visa. The guys collecting your documents are not the ones deciding if yo will hgeta visa or not. Its only when you get your passport back thaty ou can be sure if you are denied a visa or not! Agree. My girlfriend applied for a Schengen visa, they...

Just flew intra-Schengen from Corfu (Greece) to Zürich (Switzerland). The signs differentiated between: Non-EU-Nationals EU-nationals Extra Schengen EU-nationals Intra Schengen https://dl.dropbox.com/u/35129465/Forum_Posts/pp_corfu1.jpg I never saw this before, and I guess this is -simply- wrong, as...

...If a British National and his/her non-EU partner ... arrives through sea-port or land border in Ireland , Will the non-EU partner be allowed into Ireland... Yes. In the UK you may be/get into trouble because of "reverse discrimination", however in any other EU state than the UK, a non-EU nationa...

Basically I submitted my application to France yesterday when all documents were checked by the TLScontact agent. This morning I got an email from TLScontact saying that the Consulate now asks me to send a letter from school. Which was very weird because I am working and had already submitted an em...

...The first page of the Passport I renewed then stated British British Dependent Territories Citizen Hong Kong And the front of the Passport British passport United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland BDTCs solely connected with Hong Kong lost that status on 1 July 1997 upon transfer of ...

Pretty interesting study

• on the "Misuse of the Right to Family Reunification"
• by the German Ministry of Migration
• available for download in English and German >>here<< (scroll down to the end of the article).