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hi, but if youre marriage was held in denmark, how did you get there in the first place? thanks for your reply in advance Sorry for the late reply. I didn't need a visa to enter Denmark, or to stay for 90 days tops. That's what I did. I spent my tourist period legally, we got married, and then move...

If you move in one week’s time I doubt any of the systems will have registered your case before you actually move. So in that case, there is no point in sending the application beforehand. It won’t really matter time wise. But if you intend to move 3 or 4 weeks from now, then you might as well send...

You can simply mail in your application or have your spouse hand-deliver it while you still live in Sweden. The sooner you apply, the sooner you will get your Danish residence card. Good advice. Last question: Let's say I send the application online, through email, this week, and I want to move to ...

But in any case, Denmark also allows you to apply beforehand, so you can simply apply while still in Sweden and then just move and inform the authorities of your new address in Denmark. Sure, we could go to a consulate or the embassy in Stockholm (no way), but that would take a longer trip than goi...

Fantastic news. That changes everything. What a relief.

Thanks for taking time to reply, skaanebo, seriously! We really appreciate it. Thanks from both of us.

Never, ever trust information you only get orally. And especially phone conversations made with receptionists who have next to no idea about what they are talking about. Rely on solid written information instead. 1. Yes. 2. You should have established and gathered enough evidence before you move. A...

But we have some doubts. Context: I don't know if you guys remember my case but I'm married to a Danish national (and I'm non-EU), we've been married for 8 months (the ceremony was performed in Denmark under Danish law, etc.) and we immediately moved to Sweden because I had to be out of Denmark and ...

You can only travel with your wife/husband if you intend to settle in the other country and submit an application for a residence card within 90 days of arrival. Otherwise, no, you cannot travel, even together with your spouse. So you cannot travel simply for fun or holiday. Only for the purpose of...

You can travel freely within Schengen for the first 90 days of your arrival to Schengen. After that you can only travel if you hold a valid residence card. I understand this, but the rules change when your EU spouse exercises their right of free movement to another EU/EEA country, which means, as h...

Hello, community. :) I have a simple question but I'm going to give you some context to help you understand. I'm married to a Danish citizen (I'm Venezuelan myself, therefore I do not need any visa to enter any Schengen country). We're living in Sweden, countryside. We've been living here for two mo...