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In theory, for a Schengen visa that's how it works, but if they choose not to follow the law, there's little you can do in the short to medium...
Actually, you are supposed to apply to the country you will spend the most time in. If you don't know, then the first one you enter.
I'd say France, but it may vary from embassy to embassy. The French can be quite strict about the proof of marriage - you may have to have your...
Just to say my wife was finally offered a visa a couple of weeks ago. They admit they made a mistake, though they still don't agree the...
By the way, I wouldn't mention that you intend to settle in the UK next year if you apply for a tourist visa.
I'm a UK citizen in China, married to a Chinese citizen. I got her a tourist visa (edit: it was actually a visit visa) last year for the UK with...
The Dutch website is at www.ind.nl
The French are probably the best, as they seem to have the greatest awareness of EU legislation. They will probably look quite closely at your...
France has a reputation of issuing visas to non-EU spouses relatively quickly and painlessly, though they may not in this case due to the fact...
No matter what EU law says, countries can just do whatever they like. You could end up waiting for months and months. I am still trying to get a...
She would gain the same rights as you, though they would be tied to the fact she was married to you. The only way she could be denied the right to...
You can find some discussion about this over here: http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_5958.htm
The right to go to the UK to live and work really belongs to your wife, not you. She is allowed to take her husband, and as long as her husband is...
The EEA Family Permit is for *accompanying* spouses. That means you can only get it if you are accompanying your wife to the UK (or she is already...
Just thought I'd report that I've heard nothing from SOLVIT yet apart from an initial couple of emails to clarify one or two points.
