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    ✎ EN Can anybody help?

    Start living with him in Spain and marry over there. This will give him a stay with EU rights, that will eventually (after about six months)...
    Post door: Prawo, 22 okt 2007 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Moving to Ireland need help

    The Netherlands do. You are most welcome here. No visa needed and the verification against EU law can be arranged after you arrive.
    Post door: Prawo, 15 okt 2007 in forum: Ireland
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    ✎ EN EEA2 or FMRS ?

    This is indeed the best way to proceed.
    Post door: Prawo, 13 okt 2007 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN EEA2 Advice Needed Please

    I would do the following: - copy the whole old passport (all pages where is something written) - apply for a new passport - ask the old...
    Post door: Prawo, 9 okt 2007 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Information Required Urgently: Marrying Dutch working in UK?

    You should not have any trouble to get an EEA family permit after marrying a Dutchmen, who will live in the UK.
    Post door: Prawo, 9 okt 2007 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Help! pregnant british girl with mexican boyfriend! Urgent

    I am not sure if Spain recognizes not married partners. The Netherlands are different, so if you do not want to marry, try to get the free Dutch...
    Post door: Prawo, 9 okt 2007 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Romania

    You need a visa and it should be issued free of charge. You have to present the wedding certificate and her passport, plus an insurance. No...
    Post door: Prawo, 2 okt 2007 in forum: Romania
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    ✎ EN Travel while application in process

    If your partner is British and you both live in the UK, you need a visa for all EU countries if you normally would be a visa national. This is...
    Post door: Prawo, 2 okt 2007 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Aussie Boy Dutch Girl Marriage help

    Normally one would need an entry clearance, which is called MVV. However, six nationalities are exempted from this obligation, including...
    Post door: Prawo, 2 okt 2007 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN US citizen with dutch parnter wanting to move to UK

    Under EU law it is specifically not necessary to live together. The legal status of being married is enough, if it is not a fake marriage, only to...
    Post door: Prawo, 18 sep 2007 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Non-EEA with Polish wife

    In spite of the suggestion my nick could give you, I do not know Polish national immigration rules. So I have no idea what caused the delay and...
    Post door: Prawo, 18 sep 2007 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN Non-EEA with Polish wife

    If you lived with your wife in the UK for about six months, you were living there under EU rules together. These rights you keep after moving to...
    Post door: Prawo, 18 sep 2007 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN US citizen with dutch parnter wanting to move to UK

    The fee in NL for a single person is € 830 for the entry clearance and € 188 for the rp application. For EU citizens the visa is free and the...
    Post door: Prawo, 18 sep 2007 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN US citizen with dutch parnter wanting to move to UK

    I'm sure it does not apply. I was not answering the original poster, but asked first about the UK and later gave general information about the...
    Post door: Prawo, 18 sep 2007 in forum: Immigration UK
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    ✎ EN In UK, my fiance is Pakistan and now he's there without VISA

    I understand your husband is in Pakistan. As you are an EU citizen, your husband should get a free visa at once to be able to join you...
    Post door: Prawo, 18 sep 2007 in forum: Immigration UK
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