I have a Belgium family member residence card that's valid for five years. Together with my German wife and one-year old son, I want to visit the UK for a weekend.
Do I need a visa?
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1@Dorothy your edit makes the Q easier to read and clearer but we have no idea whether the points you made are actually the OPs intention. I would personally prefer the question remained closed until OP comes back to clarify, potentially even undoing your edit as it gives the impression of a question that was not there before in its current form. Just my two cents.– mtsMar 26, 2017 at 13:41
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1No, you do not Need a visa, your family card and passport is enough. When the question is re-opened, I'll explain exactly– CrazydreMar 26, 2017 at 13:47
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2I don't see how this is unclear. OP's English is mangled, yes, but to me it is perfectly clear judging by the original version that he's asking whether a family card provides a visa exemption for the UK– CrazydreMar 26, 2017 at 13:49
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1@Crazydre if it is reopened, this question should be reclosed as a duplicate of Do I need a visa to visit the UK with my EU partner? And you will learn there that the passport and residence card are not enough; a marriage certificate is also required.– phoogMar 26, 2017 at 14:58
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1Let us continue this discussion in chat.– phoogMar 27, 2017 at 1:21
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