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Jun 3rd 2009
Hi,

Me and my husband is planning for a short break in Spain. I am a Filipina married to a British national, holding a residence permit, with limited leave to remain. I just wanted to know if I still need to apply for a visa. I read an info that Foreign spouses of EU/EEA nationals may enter Spain without visa if they are
• holding a valid passport
• holding a valid UK residence permit with the endorsement "family member of EEA national"
• meeting up or travelling with their EU spouse. ..

I meet all the requirements, but still confused as other infos I've gathered were telling me to get one.
Please help, need the details as soon as possible.

Thank you.
 
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Jun 6th 2009
You need a valid passport: At least 6months past your last travel day left on your passport before expiration. You should contact the Spanish Embassy or Consulate to find out the new regulations. You can not depend on the internet....I have found. They have out-dated information. Visas are a particular thing. Get in writing any "promises" made to you and names of the officials.
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