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Kan man tage på ferie, når man har fået opholdskort

: 16.03.2010 10:11:46
af narmak
Min kone har lige fået sit opholdskort i Sverige, og om 2 måneders tid er min kone og jeg inviteret til et familie bryllup i England.

I den anledning vil jeg så høre om der var nogen der kunne svare mig på om man kan tage på ferie når man har fået opholdskort?

Hun har et pakistansk pas som udløber til august måned.


Mvh
Narmak

Re: Kan man tage på ferie, når man har fået opholdskort

: 16.03.2010 10:58:48
af krikris
Ja England er del af EU :)

Re: Kan man tage på ferie, når man har fået opholdskort

: 16.03.2010 11:25:16
af mh1
Opholdskortet betyder, at din kone fremover er visumfri ved indrejse i alle EU/EØS-lande samt Schweiz i op til 3 måneder ad gangen.
Det dækker altså også England, som ikke er Schengenland, men 'kun' EU-land.

Re: Kan man tage på ferie, når man har fået opholdskort

: 16.03.2010 13:04:47
af fundiver199
Bemærk venligst, at din kones pas også skal være gyldigt i et vist antal måneder ud over rejsens varighed. Så det er nok en god idè at sørge for at få det fornyet, inden I rejser nogen steder hen.

Re: Kan man tage på ferie, når man har fået opholdskort

: 16.03.2010 23:19:46
af Anabantids
Okay, nu er jeg forvirret..

Min mand har en 5 årig opholdstilladelse efter eu-reglerne. Vi var i Irland, der jo ikke er medlem af Schengen, for ca. et år siden. Den gang søgte vi om turistvisum. Siger I at dette ikke var nødvendigt?

Har altid forstået det sådan, at man kan besøge Schengen lande uden problemer, mens man skal søge om visum til eks. England og Irland..

Re: Kan man tage på ferie, når man har fået opholdskort

: 17.03.2010 10:36:25
af mh1
EUROPA-PARLAMENTETS OG RÅDETS DIREKTIV 2004/38/EF
af 29. april 2004
om unionsborgeres og deres familiemedlemmers ret til at færdes og opholde sig frit på medlems- staternes område, om ændring af forordning (EF) nr. 1612/68 og om ophævelse af direktiv 64/221/EØF, 68/360/EØF, 72/194/EØF, 73/148/EØF, 75/34/EØF, 75/35/EØF, 90/364/EØF, 90/365/EØF og 93/96/EØF

8.) Med henblik på at lette den frie bevægelighed for familie- medlemmer, der ikke er statsborgere i en medlemsstat, bør de, der allerede har fået opholdskort, fritages for kravet om indrejsevisum som defineret i Rådets forordning (EF) nr. 539/2001 af 15. marts 2001 om fastlæggelse af listen over de tredjelande, hvis statsborgere skal være i besiddelse af visum ved passage af de ydre grænser, og listen over de tredjelande, hvis statsborgere er fritaget for dette krav (1), eller i den nationale lovgivning, der finder anvendelse.

"Din opholdsret afhænger ikke længere af, om du har et visum. Visum er kun nødvendigt for indrejse i værtslandet.

De nationale myndigheder har ikke ret til at kræve anden dokumentation end et gyldigt pas og bevis for din familiemæssige tilknytning…"

Alt dette læser jeg som at reglerne om fri bevægelighed medfører at en ægtefælle/registreret partner til en EU-borger IKKE må afkræves visum, men kan nøjes med pas og enten følges med EU-borgeren eller medbringe sin vielsesattest :wink:

Re: Kan man tage på ferie, når man har fået opholdskort

: 17.03.2010 12:06:47
af krikris
TIL mh: gid det var så enkelt men efter denne smøre fra UK ambassades visa service dropper vi at tage til UK. Vi kommer ikke længere end til tolden i luftehavnen uden et visum. Den frie bevægelighed synes kun at glæde inden for Schengen, men der er jo også mange dejlige rejsemål :wink:

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Re: Kan man tage på ferie, når man har fået opholdskort

: 17.03.2010 13:16:56
af narmak
Tak for alle de gode råd.

tror jeg vælger den sikre vej og søger om visum først... :D


mvh

narmak

Re: Kan man tage på ferie, når man har fået opholdskort

: 18.03.2010 11:32:57
af mh1
Noget tyder på at England og Irland ikke har implementeret direktivet endnu - eller har taget forbehold :( . Men det burde jo i hvert fald være nok at fremvise sit pas og opholdskort for at få visum.