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Probably got MORE chances of winning the lotto than getting the passport and visa back on that date..TOO close sorry! Good luck..SimpleThings wrote:We have family holiday booked to France on 12 Feb in order to attend a friends birthday. My partner (unmarried) has South African citizenship and British ILR. Myself and our kids are all British. Earliest appointment on TLC contact is 12 Feb, but we need to travel on that date.
Any ideas on getting her a visa in a quicker fashion, or perhaps she will get entry clearance on border as she's travelling with our children and me (well maybe not me as we're not married).
I look forward to any advice as its stressing us out.
(ps. Did apply a while ago with Netherlands and was rejected cause of my misunderstanding of main destination based on another holiday we had planned but now have cancelled )
1) No comment.SimpleThings wrote:1. Can a quicker appointment date be achieved by going through 3rd party agency? Weblink information removed by moderators
2. Would it be possible to obtain entry clearance if we simply arrived at border with documentation?
3. Would the fact that she is travelling with British children and partner (unmarried) allow her entry into France?
4. Would the fact that she has UK Indefinite Leave to Remain and residency assist her with entry at border?
5. Any other ideas to assist her entry into France? ( I.e. Other Schengen countries that offer fast track service where I would need to book 2nd holiday to make this other country her main destination)
fyi - this is UK's position - you will have to dig into the French position:Unlike immediate family members the EEA Regulations allow for an “extensive examination of the personal circumstances” of extended family members.
3) With children, no.The person should be given “every reasonable opportunity” to prove by other means that he is the family member of an EEA national; a person should not automatically be refused admission as a result of not being able to produce adequate evidence
SimpleThings wrote:1. Can a quicker appointment date be achieved by going through 3rd party agency? Weblink information removed by moderators
2. Would it be possible to obtain entry clearance if we simply arrived at border with documentation?
3. Would the fact that she is travelling with British children and partner (unmarried) allow her entry into France?
4. Would the fact that she has UK Indefinite Leave to Remain and residency assist her with entry at border?
5. Any other ideas to assist her entry into France? ( I.e. Other Schengen countries that offer fast track service where I would need to book 2nd holiday to make this other country her main destination)
fyiSimpleThings wrote:apologies for mentioning a company name. i was unaware of this rule.
collecting visa tomorrow morning - 6 months multiple entries
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1. Kindly refrain from digging up topics that are more than a year old.Rhuffa wrote:Hi! Can you tell me what 3rd party agency you contact for helping you out with your visa appointment in TSL Contact for france?