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I’m doing some travelling with my mate in a few weeks and I was wondering if, to save time, he could come through the Schengen border through the EU Line with me even though he is not a citizen?
I’m a dual Australian and Italian citizen, and he is an Australian citizen and has a 1 year residency visa (Italy).
Thanks!
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I’m doing some travelling with my mate in a few weeks and I was wondering if, to save time, he could come through the Schengen border through the EU Line with me even though he is not a citizen?
I’m a dual Australian and Italian citizen, and he is an Australian citizen and has a 1 year residency visa (Italy).
Thanks!
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I’m doing some travelling with my mate in a few weeks and I was wondering if, to save time, he could come through the Schengen border through the EU Line with me even though he is not a citizen?
I’m a dual Australian and Italian citizen, and he is an Australian citizen and has a 1 year residency visa (Italy).
Thanks!
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I’m doing some travelling with my mate in a few weeks and I was wondering if, to save time, he could come through the Schengen border through the EU Line with me even though he is not a citizen?
I’m a dual Australian and Italian citizen, and he is an Australian citizen and has a 1 year residency visa (Italy).
Thanks!
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schengen customs-and-immigration borders passport-control
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Generally not. Non-EU citizens who are family members of EU citizens within the meaning of the free movement directive are entitled to use the EU passport lines at Schengen borders, but other traveling companions are not.
You can of course accompany him in the "all passports" queue. While that won't save any time, it should at least be less boring and/or more convivial.
answered 7 hours ago
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– mgrande465
7 hours ago
The free movement directive only applies when you're entering a country that's not the country of your nationality. I.e. in this case it wouldn't apply to an Italian (and companions) entering Italy. So that can't be the official reason in every situation.
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Generally not. Non-EU citizens who are family members of EU citizens within the meaning of the free movement directive are entitled to use the EU passport lines at Schengen borders, but other traveling companions are not.
You can of course accompany him in the "all passports" queue. While that won't save any time, it should at least be less boring and/or more convivial.
answered 7 hours ago
phoogphoog
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Ah damn, thanks for the answer!
– mgrande465
7 hours ago
The free movement directive only applies when you're entering a country that's not the country of your nationality. I.e. in this case it wouldn't apply to an Italian (and companions) entering Italy. So that can't be the official reason in every situation.
– Erwin Bolwidt
6 mins ago
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Generally not. Non-EU citizens who are family members of EU citizens within the meaning of the free movement directive are entitled to use the EU passport lines at Schengen borders, but other traveling companions are not.
You can of course accompany him in the "all passports" queue. While that won't save any time, it should at least be less boring and/or more convivial.
answered 7 hours ago
phoogphoog
76.2k12164248
Ah damn, thanks for the answer!
– mgrande465
7 hours ago
The free movement directive only applies when you're entering a country that's not the country of your nationality. I.e. in this case it wouldn't apply to an Italian (and companions) entering Italy. So that can't be the official reason in every situation.
– Erwin Bolwidt
6 mins ago
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Generally not. Non-EU citizens who are family members of EU citizens within the meaning of the free movement directive are entitled to use the EU passport lines at Schengen borders, but other traveling companions are not.
You can of course accompany him in the "all passports" queue. While that won't save any time, it should at least be less boring and/or more convivial.
answered 7 hours ago
phoogphoog
76.2k12164248
Generally not. Non-EU citizens who are family members of EU citizens within the meaning of the free movement directive are entitled to use the EU passport lines at Schengen borders, but other traveling companions are not.
You can of course accompany him in the "all passports" queue. While that won't save any time, it should at least be less boring and/or more convivial.
answered 7 hours ago
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Ah damn, thanks for the answer!
– mgrande465
7 hours ago
The free movement directive only applies when you're entering a country that's not the country of your nationality. I.e. in this case it wouldn't apply to an Italian (and companions) entering Italy. So that can't be the official reason in every situation.
– Erwin Bolwidt
6 mins ago
add a comment |
Ah damn, thanks for the answer!
– mgrande465
7 hours ago
The free movement directive only applies when you're entering a country that's not the country of your nationality. I.e. in this case it wouldn't apply to an Italian (and companions) entering Italy. So that can't be the official reason in every situation.
– Erwin Bolwidt
6 mins ago
Ah damn, thanks for the answer!
– mgrande465
7 hours ago
Ah damn, thanks for the answer!
– mgrande465
7 hours ago
The free movement directive only applies when you're entering a country that's not the country of your nationality. I.e. in this case it wouldn't apply to an Italian (and companions) entering Italy. So that can't be the official reason in every situation.
– Erwin Bolwidt
6 mins ago
The free movement directive only applies when you're entering a country that's not the country of your nationality. I.e. in this case it wouldn't apply to an Italian (and companions) entering Italy. So that can't be the official reason in every situation.
– Erwin Bolwidt
6 mins ago
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