manchester280

im Egyptian and my wife Spanish we leaved in Kuwait and we married in the court then we registration in the Spanish embassy in Kuwait and i revived the family book and i want with her to visit Spain my wife get work in the UK she now one month there i need to help what kind of visa to let me join her there and what all documents to prepare to join her in UK due i ask a lot but people give me wrong information and i the website in UK not give me exactly the documents please i really need help.

stevyG

Best visa for spouse of EEA citizen would probably be the EEA Family Permit.

manchester280

Can please any one tell me the all documents to prepare about me and my wife

stevyG

All the information is in the link I posted above... page 3 is: https://www.gov.uk/family-permit/doc...u-must-provide

Tr1boy

Steve gave you the link and 3 mins later you're asking for the very info that's in the link. Did you even bother to open it?

(it's a rhetorical question)

manchester280

Because I don't want link i need one have experience

spouse of scouse

Point 3 in the link is called Documents You Must Provide. This sets out very clearly what you need to provide.

christmasoompa

Most people on the forum will have done it themselves, using links like the one given to you above. If you don't want to do your own research and want somebody with experience to do it for you, then an immigration lawyer is who you need to speak to.

HTH, good luck.

Tr1boy

So you don't want to invest any time or work of your own but want to be spoon fed it by others, got it

Elvira

The passive-aggressiveness from some posters on this forum can be very dispiriting at times.

It is clear that the poster's English is pretty basic, and his wife may not be able to help much either as English is not her first language. Neither has ever lived in the UK.

Would it go amiss to provide what he is asking for, i.e. a little help? Just a little encouragement and support? Maybe a bit of hand-holding in what must be a very daunting process...

To Manchester280: Sorry I cannot be of assistance as I've never had to go through this process myself. All I can suggest is that you go through the forms and instructions slowly, carefully, one at a time.

Make a list of questions as you go along and then look at everything again once you've been through it. Then come back with any remaining specific questions or areas about which you feel uncertain.