Illegal in UK but moved to Poland with Polish wife help for residence card

I came UK on study visa, got married with my polish wife and apply residence card 5 times in UK but always refuse with reason that home office not satisfied with our relationship because age gap between us is 30 years, now my visa is expired, we came just Poland now by bus but I want ask can I apply for temporary residence card in Poland? I have marriage certificate of UK and Poland as well, my UK visa is expired

So how old are you and how old is she? And where are you originally from?

I am 25 and she is 55
I from Pakistan

Age does not matter but if you got married in order to get visa forget about it

It sounds like he did.

I did not married to get visa
We living together since 5 years now but very stressful life UK gave us so we moved to Poland
But we don't know what to do now

Sami if you think the UK was strict, you have no chance with Poland. The UK takes people in by the bucketload, while Poland is generally against almost any immigration, unless from Eastern Europe. Haven't you followed the news? Poland is one of the few countries in Europe refusing to take in non-European immigrants.

I did not know
Because when I applied for first time in UK for residence card I was on my visa still 3 years but uk refused and detain my passport so we got stuck, without ID everything got stuck so keep applying but they keep refusing without checking new document just copy past always same desicion so 1 polish laywer told us we can apply in voivoda because I already have polish marriage certificate, so we just want know that is it true or what proccess, lawyer is in UK she told that even do not have visa but still voivoda can accept it

I do not see any problem to apply as long as you have a marriage certificate and a valid passport.

Hi Ali i have marriage certificate and valid passport but not have visa
Please any adviser number or anything please

go apply and they will give u residence card..

hello sami143,..as long as u with her(ur wife) go to the wojewoda office and apply for a residence card,you will have it,they wont denial you cause you got no visa,i dont normally follow this forum cause it full of craps..

How you got Polish marriage certificate in U.K? Fisrt register your marriage at Polish goverment office then get Polish marriage certificate. Remember no body can deport you if you have Polish marriage certificate.

Can I have your contact number please?
Papi. And
Adeel Pakistan

Roll up Roll up get your free ticket to the west.

What mean

Get number follow plan all will be good for you welcome.

I don't understand what do you mean???

Remember no body can deport you if you have Polish marriage certificate.

Once you have this u travel Europe no problem

Are you sure?

Yeah I think so but I cant respond to your pm cos I think i just got into trouble.

I called to voivoda
They told me that I can't apply for because my entry and status are not lawfully in Poland

But you are married to a polish woman is that correct ?

Yes I told them that I married since 4 years now
But voivoda women said that even you married 20 years but your entry and status not lawfully
You will not get card
You have to apply for visa from your country then you can apply after come on legal visa base

Ok there is the trick, find any mainland country in Europe and just get a holiday visa, hire a car get to poland and dump it, meet up with your Polish citizen wife In poland, you see once you are in they cannot deny your right to a family life, the trick is to sneak in in the first place, damn hard to kick u out once in.

How is it possible to get holiday visa without any legal status?
I did not get your point
I am already in Poland now

Then you have legal status as married to a polish national , goto another voivodaship preferably warsaw.

Is that all voivoda have different rules?

Yes sometimes the employees make their own rules, and sometimes you have to ask to see the boss "chef" to sort it out, I find mentioning the European courts usually sorts out any prejudice or lol misunderstanding.

So shall I have to change city now?
How about Poznan?
I am at SZCZECIN at the moment

No that would just cause you and the family more grief, just make enquiries in different big cities. no one is going to come to your door to boot you out, if they do appeal, you have a right to legal representation.

I hope someone else who has been in your situation pops up to help more.

my wife would be in the same position if she was not from a EU country already....good luck