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As a married daughter of an EU citizen, you may be eligible for a Visa for EU families to join your spouse in a EU member state. However, the application process can be difficult and requires a thorough understanding of the necessary documentation. In this article, we will outline the required documents for a married daughter applying for a Schengen visa.

Eligibility and Requirements

To be eligible for a child reunification visa, you and your spouse must meet the following requirements:

• You must be married to a EU citizen who holds valid permanent or long-term residence in a European country.
  
• You must demonstrate that you have a good relationship with your spouse and intend to live together in the Schengen country.
  
• You must demonstrate sufficient income to support yourself and your spouse.
  
  

Required Documents

Below is a list of documents required for a married daughter applying for a EU visa:

• Valid Passport: Your valid passport with at least two blank pages and a validity of at least three months beyond the intended stay in the EU member state.
  
• Completed Application Form: Fill out the EU visa application form and sign it in the presence of a Migration Office official.
  
• Recent Photos: Attach two recent passport-sized photos to the application form.
  
• Marriage Certificate: Provide an original or certified true copy of your matrimony certificate.
  
• Birth Certificate: Provide an original or certified true copy of your birth certificate.
  
• Divorce or Death Certificate: If applicable, provide an original or certified true copy of your previous union certificate (for previous marriages).
  
• Spouse's Documents: Provide your spouse's passport, residence permit, and a letter stating their intention to support you spiritually.
  
• Proof of Financial Resources: Provide documentation showing your financial resources, such as income certificates, and ویزای شینگن توریستی proof of income.
  
• Health Insurance: Provide proof of health insurance that covers you for the duration of your stay in the European country.
  
• Travel Itinerary: Provide a trip itinerary or a letter explaining the purpose of your visit to the EU member state.
  
• Accommodation Proof: Provide proof of housing in the European country, such as a rental agreement or an invitation letter.
  
  

Additional Requirements

In addition to the required documents, you may also need to provide additional information and documentation, such as:

• Document of your work experience
  
• Proof of your ability to support yourself emotionally
  
• Proof of your relational ties with your spouse
  
• Law enforcement certificates (if required by the Schengen country)
  
  

Conclusion

Applying for a EU visa as a married daughter of an EU citizen can be a complicated process requiring a thorough understanding of the necessary documentation. By providing the required documents and additional information, you can demonstrate your status and intentions to live with your spouse in the EU member state. It is recommended that you consult with the relevant embassy or consulate for the most up-to-date assistance with your application.