Spanish Spouse in need of Information for travel

[boruto]

Hello Everyone,

If you are married to a Spanish citizen, what are the requirements to be able to go to Spain from a non- EU country?

Thanks in advance for the answers.

[Caravel88]

Check the embassy or visa processing company website for Spain for your country.

Hello Everyone,

If you are married to a Spanish citizen, what are the requirements to be able to go to Spain from a non- EU country?

Thanks in advance for the answers.

[boruto]

Thanks a lot. I am currently doing that. I have a more detailed request.

I am an EU family member with a residence card of an EU family member issued by the UK which expires in Jan. 2019.
We have travelled to Spain before in 2011 for the holidays but then we were not married. So i had to get a Schengen visa.
I am currently in a non- EU country. I would like to join my spouse for the holidays.

1. Would I have to get a visa as I would be travelling alone?
2. What documents are required for me to submit with my visa application?
3. What is the best way to achieve a success story of travelling to Spain?
4. How would I be able to get a long term multiple entry visa?
5.What would be the best time to start the application process? taking into consideration the permit expiry ( Jan. 2019)

Thanks for your support.

Check the embassy or visa processing company website for Spain for your country.

Hello Everyone,

If you are married to a Spanish citizen, what are the requirements to be able to go to Spain from a non- EU country?

Thanks in advance for the answers.

[Caravel88]

Ok, no problem.

Does it say:
Residence Card of a Family Member of a Union Citizen / an EEA/EU National
on your UK RC?

If so, you can travel alone to Spain since you will be joining your spouse there.

The rule is: Travel together or travel alone to join

So no need for a visa.

Thanks a lot. I am currently doing that. I have a more detailed request.

I am an EU family member with a residence card of an EU family member issued by the UK which expires in Jan. 2019.
We have travelled to Spain before in 2011 for the holidays but then we were not married. So i had to get a Schengen visa.
I am currently in a non- EU country. I would like to join my spouse for the holidays.

1. Would I have to get a visa as I would be travelling alone?
2. What documents are required for me to submit with my visa application?
3. What is the best way to achieve a success story of travelling to Spain?
4. How would I be able to get a long term multiple entry visa?
5.What would be the best time to start the application process? taking into consideration the permit expiry ( Jan. 2019)

Thanks for your support.

Check the embassy or visa processing company website for Spain for your country.

Hello Everyone,

If you are married to a Spanish citizen, what are the requirements to be able to go to Spain from a non- EU country?

Thanks in advance for the answers.

[boruto]

Sorry for the delay in responding.

Yes it says Residence Card of a Family Member of an EEA National

I would like to know what would be required or asked while travelling alone? Does anyone have any experience? Please kindly share.

Thanks in advance.

Ok, no problem.

Does it say:
Residence Card of a Family Member of a Union Citizen / an EEA/EU National
on your UK RC?

If so, you can travel alone to Spain since you will be joining your spouse there.

The rule is: Travel together or travel alone to join

So no need for a visa.

Thanks a lot. I am currently doing that. I have a more detailed request.

I am an EU family member with a residence card of an EU family member issued by the UK which expires in Jan. 2019.
We have travelled to Spain before in 2011 for the holidays but then we were not married. So i had to get a Schengen visa.
I am currently in a non- EU country. I would like to join my spouse for the holidays.

1. Would I have to get a visa as I would be travelling alone?
2. What documents are required for me to submit with my visa application?
3. What is the best way to achieve a success story of travelling to Spain?
4. How would I be able to get a long term multiple entry visa?
5.What would be the best time to start the application process? taking into consideration the permit expiry ( Jan. 2019)

Thanks for your support.

Check the embassy or visa processing company website for Spain for your country.

Hello Everyone,

If you are married to a Spanish citizen, what are the requirements to be able to go to Spain from a non- EU country?

Thanks in advance for the answers.

[Caravel88]

- Proof of relationship (ex: marriage certificate)
- Proof of ID (of EU spouse)
- Proof of joining family member (copy of ticket and/OR a letter confirming that you will meet there with dates written and signature on it)

Sorry for the delay in responding.

Yes it says Residence Card of a Family Member of an EEA National

I would like to know what would be required or asked while travelling alone? Does anyone have any experience? Please kindly share.

Thanks in advance.

Ok, no problem.

Does it say:
Residence Card of a Family Member of a Union Citizen / an EEA/EU National
on your UK RC?

If so, you can travel alone to Spain since you will be joining your spouse there.

The rule is: Travel together or travel alone to join

So no need for a visa.

Thanks a lot. I am currently doing that. I have a more detailed request.

I am an EU family member with a residence card of an EU family member issued by the UK which expires in Jan. 2019.
We have travelled to Spain before in 2011 for the holidays but then we were not married. So i had to get a Schengen visa.
I am currently in a non- EU country. I would like to join my spouse for the holidays.

1. Would I have to get a visa as I would be travelling alone?
2. What documents are required for me to submit with my visa application?
3. What is the best way to achieve a success story of travelling to Spain?
4. How would I be able to get a long term multiple entry visa?
5.What would be the best time to start the application process? taking into consideration the permit expiry ( Jan. 2019)

Thanks for your support.

Check the embassy or visa processing company website for Spain for your country.

[boruto]

Thanks a bunch Caravel. You should be made an admin in this forum.

A few questions;
1. When would you recommend I begin the application process because the RC expires in January 2019?
2. Should I apply for a tourist visa, reunification visa?
3. If i have plans of getting a residence card in Spain what would be the best way to apply to enter?

- Proof of relationship (ex: marriage certificate)
- Proof of ID (of EU spouse)
- Proof of joining family member (copy of ticket and/OR a letter confirming that you will meet there with dates written and signature on it)

Sorry for the delay in responding.

Yes it says Residence Card of a Family Member of an EEA National

I would like to know what would be required or asked while travelling alone? Does anyone have any experience? Please kindly share.

Thanks in advance.

Ok, no problem.

Does it say:
Residence Card of a Family Member of a Union Citizen / an EEA/EU National
on your UK RC?

If so, you can travel alone to Spain since you will be joining your spouse there.

The rule is: Travel together or travel alone to join

So no need for a visa.

Thanks a lot. I am currently doing that. I have a more detailed request.

I am an EU family member with a residence card of an EU family member issued by the UK which expires in Jan. 2019.
We have travelled to Spain before in 2011 for the holidays but then we were not married. So i had to get a Schengen visa.
I am currently in a non- EU country. I would like to join my spouse for the holidays.

1. Would I have to get a visa as I would be travelling alone?
2. What documents are required for me to submit with my visa application?
3. What is the best way to achieve a success story of travelling to Spain?
4. How would I be able to get a long term multiple entry visa?
5.What would be the best time to start the application process? taking into consideration the permit expiry ( Jan. 2019)

Thanks for your support.

[Caravel88]

What application are you referring to please? It is unclear to me.
You can just travel to Spain and register your residence there and obtain Spanish permit.

Thanks a bunch Caravel. You should be made an admin in this forum.

A few questions;
1. When would you recommend I begin the application process because the RC expires in January 2019?
2. Should I apply for a tourist visa, reunification visa?
3. If i have plans of getting a residence card in Spain what would be the best way to apply to enter?

- Proof of relationship (ex: marriage certificate)
- Proof of ID (of EU spouse)
- Proof of joining family member (copy of ticket and/OR a letter confirming that you will meet there with dates written and signature on it)

Sorry for the delay in responding.

Yes it says Residence Card of a Family Member of an EEA National

I would like to know what would be required or asked while travelling alone? Does anyone have any experience? Please kindly share.

Thanks in advance.

Ok, no problem.

Does it say:
Residence Card of a Family Member of a Union Citizen / an EEA/EU National
on your UK RC?

If so, you can travel alone to Spain since you will be joining your spouse there.

The rule is: Travel together or travel alone to join

So no need for a visa.

[boruto]

I mean the visa application process. What type of visa should I apply for inorder to travel to Spain to meet my spouse?

What application are you referring to please? It is unclear to me.
You can just travel to Spain and register your residence there and obtain Spanish permit.

Thanks a bunch Caravel. You should be made an admin in this forum.

A few questions;
1. When would you recommend I begin the application process because the RC expires in January 2019?
2. Should I apply for a tourist visa, reunification visa?
3. If i have plans of getting a residence card in Spain what would be the best way to apply to enter?

- Proof of relationship (ex: marriage certificate)
- Proof of ID (of EU spouse)
- Proof of joining family member (copy of ticket and/OR a letter confirming that you will meet there with dates written and signature on it)

Sorry for the delay in responding.

Yes it says Residence Card of a Family Member of an EEA National

I would like to know what would be required or asked while travelling alone? Does anyone have any experience? Please kindly share.

Thanks in advance.

[Caravel88]

I already said: You do not need a visa.

I mean the visa application process. What type of visa should I apply for inorder to travel to Spain to meet my spouse?

What application are you referring to please? It is unclear to me.
You can just travel to Spain and register your residence there and obtain Spanish permit.

Thanks a bunch Caravel. You should be made an admin in this forum.

A few questions;
1. When would you recommend I begin the application process because the RC expires in January 2019?
2. Should I apply for a tourist visa, reunification visa?
3. If i have plans of getting a residence card in Spain what would be the best way to apply to enter?

- Proof of relationship (ex: marriage certificate)
- Proof of ID (of EU spouse)
- Proof of joining family member (copy of ticket and/OR a letter confirming that you will meet there with dates written and signature on it)

[boruto]

pardon me. I may have missed an important information. I am from Nigeria and currently in Nigeria. So would it still be possible to just travel to Spain to meet my partner without a visa? And only the documents stated below?

I already said: You do not need a visa.

I mean the visa application process. What type of visa should I apply for inorder to travel to Spain to meet my spouse?

What application are you referring to please? It is unclear to me.
You can just travel to Spain and register your residence there and obtain Spanish permit.

Thanks a bunch Caravel. You should be made an admin in this forum.

A few questions;
1. When would you recommend I begin the application process because the RC expires in January 2019?
2. Should I apply for a tourist visa, reunification visa?
3. If i have plans of getting a residence card in Spain what would be the best way to apply to enter?

[Caravel88]

If you have a UK residence card which says "Residence Card of a Family Member of an EEA National", you can travel to pretty much anywhere in Europe with the said card AND the documents I listed in the previous message from Nigeria, or anywhere.

Just make sure that your documents are real (not copies), readable, and clear.

You should have no issues. If you are really worried, go to UK and travel together but you don't really need to do that.

pardon me. I may have missed an important information. I am from Nigeria and currently in Nigeria. So would it still be possible to just travel to Spain to meet my partner without a visa? And only the documents stated below?

I already said: You do not need a visa.

I mean the visa application process. What type of visa should I apply for inorder to travel to Spain to meet my spouse?

What application are you referring to please? It is unclear to me.
You can just travel to Spain and register your residence there and obtain Spanish permit.

[boruto]

Now i have no further questions. Thanks a lot Caravel88, I'll keep you posted on the progress.

Cheers

If you have a UK residence card which says "Residence Card of a Family Member of an EEA National", you can travel to pretty much anywhere in Europe with the said card AND the documents I listed in the previous message from Nigeria, or anywhere.

Just make sure that your documents are real (not copies), readable, and clear.

You should have no issues. If you are really worried, go to UK and travel together but you don't really need to do that.

pardon me. I may have missed an important information. I am from Nigeria and currently in Nigeria. So would it still be possible to just travel to Spain to meet my partner without a visa? And only the documents stated below?

I already said: You do not need a visa.

I mean the visa application process. What type of visa should I apply for inorder to travel to Spain to meet my spouse?

[Caravel88]

Good luck. Hope it all goes very well for you.

Now i have no further questions. Thanks a lot Caravel88, I'll keep you posted on the progress.

Cheers

If you have a UK residence card which says "Residence Card of a Family Member of an EEA National", you can travel to pretty much anywhere in Europe with the said card AND the documents I listed in the previous message from Nigeria, or anywhere.

Just make sure that your documents are real (not copies), readable, and clear.

You should have no issues. If you are really worried, go to UK and travel together but you don't really need to do that.

pardon me. I may have missed an important information. I am from Nigeria and currently in Nigeria. So would it still be possible to just travel to Spain to meet my partner without a visa? And only the documents stated below?

I already said: You do not need a visa.