₦airaland Forum

madlady:
Why now what I do you?

pafun:
I have a friend whose wife of more than 20 years living in US threatened him with divorce. My friend hired a lawyer to throw her out of his life permanently. She tried to retract but the harm had been done. The system abroad encourages single parents and women are actively encouraged to divorce their husbands at the least provocation especially when they are at economic advantage - or they perceive that the venture could prove lucrative in terms of alimony and related settlement. Our women living abroad need more education of the right kind. Many behave like village girls who have just ben brought to Lagos and trying exceedingly hard to look funky so that nobody will know that they are fresh from the village - and you know they always overdo it with disastrous consequences.

lgboks:
i am kinda new here but i will support my fellow brothers on this issue especially the guy who said is proof is madlady. i mean i see her hand work every where i look on nairaland and she has a comment that says Hear no evil, speak no evil. that means that she has seen a lot of evils in her life.

Tracey121:
My boyfriend runs away whenever its few days to my birthdays. valentines, etc, what do you think is that

Rooneyboy:
Me ma no understand u, u dey confuse urself and others join. Who is slowing which game ?

eina:
What if the rich man is very stingy? Therefore no money for you and no sweet intimacy. Double trouble.

ayettymama:
mmmmmmmmm


i will neva marry a poor man full stop

even if his koboko was sweet like vannila ice cream

i will lick and clean mout!

rich man all the way-

Basildon1:
Is it just me or is the topic kinda boring, * searches for snooze emoticon*

camelot:
as you can see, its not their fault

idifu:
Poverty has ruined everything in dis country

Ebonyeyes:
Dont be fooled by the superficial cleanliness of those toilets, bacteria and viruses are still flying about there so my answer is NO.

Missy B:
Do I need to Invite ma Year 3 old Brovva to answer this?

Missy B:
Nah

juzme:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/3513889.stm




If u look at what Germany is refering to in that page u will find out that they 're fefering to the eastern europeans countries like ukraine croatia n so on, not the full Eu citizens like Bulgaria. i know a lot of the Eeastern Europeans woking here on the EU permit.
@ poster, no you dont need any special lawer to help u with any document all you need when u get to Germany is for your wife to go n get herself a job and getting a job in Germany can sometimes be very challenging, but it also depends on her qualification and her level of knowledge of the German Language, in any case it still all depends on the kind of job she will want to do, gastronomie jobs for example don't need much language in carring out the duties.
As to whether he will loose his 5yrs greece residency, its obvious that if you leave your country of resideny for some time without explaining to the related authority, u 're bound to loose your resident permit. The couples are not coming to Germany for a sometime i guess they are planing to live permanently in Germany as working class couples, that's why i think if the poster already decided where i wants to live. and the Eu rule states that: the resident permit for an Eu citizen's spouse should be issued within 6months from the date of application, i 've seen cases here in Germany where the resident parmit was issue the same day of application and i 've heard cases in the uk where the eu citizen spouse have to wait for over a year, so it all depends on the individual cases.

juzme:
It is better you face the reality. In Germany it will not be easy at the moment for you to obtain residence card. This is because your wife will need to obtain a work permit in germany before she can get regisered. She need to get a job first before she cant get registered in Germany.
And you may end up losing your Residence card in Greece if you stay out of the country for a long time. You wife can benefit to EU regulation on freedom of movement only by visiting without visa and can stay up to 90 days in Germany. She can search for job as well and if she find then she can apply for work permit. It only after she has done this that you will have to register as a spouse of EU citizen.
My advise for you is that if your wife should try search for work in Germany if she find then good for both of you. But if she cannot find then, it is better you wait after Bulgaria transitional period expires which I think will be soon.