Hi my name is Jorge.
i am 24 years old, from Ecuador and my Danish girlfriend Mette is 19 years old. We are planing on living together after she graduates on mid 2017.
After all the information we gathered from the websites we read we came up with a plan, unfortunately we have no clue who to ask and we are afraid asking too much questions will rise suspicious ideas to migration authorities hence It would get harder for me to get a tourist visa wich is already hard enough to have and for us to see each other every time.
Our plan is for her to get a job after she graduates in Sweden then I will get a tourist visa to go meet her in Sweden where we will get married and be sharing the same adress and living together for a couple of months in order for her to apply to her right of free movement and we can go back to Denmark with her family.
My questions are:
- how long should we live together for?
- what are the steps we should follow in order for us to apply for family reunification under Eu rules?
- do we need anything else besides to rent an apartment and a job for my girlfriend when in Sweden?
- after we get back from Sweden can I have a cpr and have Danish classes?
I thank you so much for your help now and i am sure you will guide us in the right direction with this process we decide to engage to.
It has been really hard for us to keep our relationship due to the problems we have because I am not a EU resident and we just want to start our lifes together as soon as possible.
We have found really nice people on this website and I see every couple that has this same problem has always found a way to solve their overcomes thanks to this amazing forum you guys set up.
Our sincere and warm regards
Mette & Jorge.
Living in Sweden to get back to Denmark
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Re: Living in Sweden to get back to Denmark
Ask your girlfriend to find RÅDGIVNING at the top of the page, click it, and choose FLYTTE TIL SVERIGE/EU-LAND and FLYTTE TILBAGE TIL DANMARK. It's all explained there, but only in Danish.
mh
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