Francesca in France

If family member ka ng isang EU national:
Ito nakuha ko sa website ng British Embassy , Paris.

EEA nationals and their family members
EEA & Swiss Nationals
Citizens of the following countries are EEA nationals:
Austria Greece Netherlands Belgium Iceland *
Norway * Denmark Ireland Portugal France
Italy Spain Finland Liechtenstein * Cyprus
Latvia Lithuania Slovakia Poland Czech republic
Hungary Germany Luxembourg
Malta Estonia



* These countries are not members of the European Union (EU). However, the European Economic Area Agreement granted nationals of these countries the same rights to enter, live and work in the UK as EU citizens.On arrival at major ports and airports, you should use the separate channel marked ‘EEA/EU’ where it is available. Please note that you must be in possession of a valid passport or identity card.As an Eea national you are entitled to work, whether in employment, self-employment or in business, manage companies or establish local branches or subsidiaries. You do not require a work permit.You also have right of residence in the UK if you are: a student or a retired person and in any other economically non-active capacity provided you have sufficient funds to support yourself throughout your stay without recourse to public funds.You may, if you wish, apply to the Immigration and Nationality Directorate for a residence permit. A residence permit simply confirms that you have the right of residence in the UK under European Community Law.

Your family’s rights

If your family members are EEA nationals they will have the same rights to live and work in the UK as you. The information in this section applies to your family members who are not EEA nationals (non-EEA family members).If you have the right of residence in the UK you may be joined by members of your family.

Your family members are defined by European Community Law as:
your spouse (oy ako ito, he he)
your or your spouse’s children or grandchildren if they are under 21 years of age
your or your spouse’s children or grandchildren over the age of 21 if they are dependent upon you
dependent relatives in the ascending line, such as your spouse’s parents or grandparents.
If you are a student your family members are restricted to your spouse and your dependent children only.

Non-EEA family members must obtain an EEA family permit before travelling to the UK if they are visa nationals, or if they are coming to live with you permanently or on a long-term basis.
If they try to enter the UK for this purpose without an EEA family permit they may be refused admission.

The EEA family permit is a form of entry clearance issued free of charge for the purpose of allowing non-EEA dependants of an EEA national to travel to the UK.

(Yan, instead na visa ang i ask sa British Embassy, ask for an EEA Family Permit.)
Libre lang.

In order to satisfy the Entry Clearance Officer you must provide evidence of the relationship (i.e. marriage certificate and/or birth certificates) and the EEA nationals nationality (valid travel document) as well as a document to show that you are living with the EEA national (electricity bill, joint account).

Makaapply nga, ng mabisita na si Kikay!

Libre pala ako visa fee!

Teka, hanap ako Monaco public Holidays, para wala angal sa absent mga bossing ko, lalo na si Butler Pasaway.

Thanks for the info provided by Mia( Schatzli)of Greece! Muah!

PS, i try muna to apply my papers kasi baka for visit lang (not to work or migrate) ang EEA applies.

MissT paid her visa even married to an EU national.

Excited ako baka naman mali pa. hihihi