Yes, that's the plan for now. To get his residence card and then move somewhere else, not necessarily my country. I still have more doubts :oops: sorry for asking so much. I assume he has a right to stay 90 days in any country together with me, even if his visa says "85 days", right? As I'm entitled ...
Yes, but even a registered partnership isn't easy to do. I talked to one of the workers where registered partnerships are done in my city. She was very nice and helpful, explaining since so many people abuse the system and try to register just to get papers it's likely if we try to register we are ...
But as we are unmarried and unregistered partners, can we would only be allowed to get a residence permit for him from a country where they recognize us as a family, right?
So if I understand it correctly if I am not in my country I can stay for 90 days and if we want to stay longer we would need to do residence registration like the BSN thing equivalent to Netherlands?
A last question: do you think it'd be a problem if after arriving in Netherlands and we go to my country and do a short trip to register our partnership there, as it would be much easier for me and us to do that? I am a bit confused because the Directive also mentions visa facilitation for short ...
Actually since Netherlands recognizes durable partners and we submitted proof of our cohabitation and more proofs in a PDF, I don't think it's that. It seemed they wanted proof of me being a resident there. In the end we got happy news today and the visa got approved!! Thanks a lot for your help!
Just in case it helps, when they asked for those proofs, I specified I live in Asia and asked if it's not possible to apply before moving to Netherlands so we can travel together. They said: No, you need to prove accomodations/contract in Netherlands and how you can support your life in Netherlands ...
Hi all! My unregistered partner, from Asia, applied for a visa facilitation for Netherlands. We are living together in Asia and now I am quitting my job I expected he was able to join me. I have got an email from the Embassy, which makes me understand they truly believe we are in a durable and long ...
