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Discussion in 'Immigration UK' started by moses, Sep 22, 2006.

  1. moses

    moses Member

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    i have a residencia communitario in spain, and we want to travel to UK with my wife do i need a visa,

    2. can i work with the residencia communitario in another EU country,

    and How many months should it take for the Residence to be out

    and will you loose the residence if you are diveroce and the diveroce is caused by your wife,

    please help with the questions
     
    #1 moses, Sep 22, 2006
  2. Dawid

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    what is your wife nationality????


    if she is from the EU u must apply for an eea family permit!!!!
     
    #2 Dawid, Sep 23, 2006
  3. moses

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    my wife is a spanish, and with my residencia communitario can i work in anothe EU country
     
    #3 moses, Sep 23, 2006
  4. Dawid

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    to work in the UK u must apply for an eea family permit and as long as you are a legal resident of another EU country u wont have any problem

    just apply for an eea family permit from the nearest british embassy
    and hopefully u will b fine

    i dont really know about other countries

    wait for triple H

    Bye
     
    #4 Dawid, Sep 23, 2006
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    Only if you move with your wife.She has to exercise her rights in order for you to work in the UK.
     
    #5 Triple H, Sep 23, 2006
  6. moses

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    thank you but

    thanks for the help but how many months does it take if u deposit for residencia communitario in spain for the residence to be out or to be issued to u
    thanks
     
    #6 moses, Sep 24, 2006
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    I am not familiar with Spanish immigration rules.
    Rhea would probably know....
    I havent seen her for a while on the forum. :confused:
     
    #7 Triple H, Sep 24, 2006
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    thanks and help again pls

    am asking if am diveroce with my wife who is a spanish will my residencia communitario be still be valid or no because my wife is really driving me crazy and she saw another man whom c is going out with and i do everything for her to leave the man but still no..pls hel
     
    #8 moses, Sep 26, 2006
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