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I don't think there is any point in particular that convinces them, and every case may be a bit different. As far as I can tell they will try to discourage you in every possible way, so maybe they take it when there are no more tricks to try on you. If you have overstayed just a few weeks, they may ...

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I just looked at the map https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sk%C3%A5ne_County and searched for the web of these municipalities. You can search for "vigsel" which means "marriage" in Swedish, and then translate... I remember Staffanstorp was one of those.

You must call Vigselexpeditionen (cf. http://malmo.se/Social---familjefragor/Vigsel-i-Radhuset/Att-skicka-in-innan-vigseln.html), and book a slot. It can be as early as three weeks from now. Two weeks before the ceremony you must send (personally or by post) the two certificates that the Swedish ska...

Well, it took us two more days, having to discuss EU law with a few case workers, and tons of patience. At the end they allowed us to apply, but they looked at our application very thoroughly. They also "forgot" that we needed a receipt, but finally she got a stamp on her passport, and a receipt. Th...

We went to: International Citizen Service East Gyldenløvesgade 11 1600 København It's listed here http://www.statsforvaltningen.dk/site.aspx?p=6110: The application must be submitted to one of The State Administrations departments. You can also apply at International Citizen Service in Copenhagen, A...

Hi again, Today we went to the International Office and our case worker basically said that the application was perfect, but that she couldn't take it because my wife 's visa has expired. He threatened us to call the police and have her deported. We tried to complain and get the reason for rejecting...

Allow me to insist in the "visa expired" thing. I went to citizen service just to get the form in paper and ask a few questions, and I got an "arrival form" to specify where she came from in the EU.

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Thanks mh. Does anybody know whether she is covered (through me) by Danish health system? If I understand EU rules correctly, she should be. However, since she doesn't have a valid visa at this point, I don't know how these rules must be interpreted. Do all of them apply regardless of her immigratio...

Hi, First let me thank you for the good advice that you give on this forum. I'm EU citizen (Italy), and I've been working in Denmark for about 2 years. My wife is from Thailand. We got married recently, but after her visa expired. Now we're looking into applying for a EU residence card for her, and ...