Can my in-laws travel to UK without a visa, with an European residency card issued by Italian authority under article 10?

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I am an EEA national and my wife and her parents are European union residence card holders. Can my in laws travel to the UK without a visa?






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          Only if you're already in the UK or you're travelling with them. In that case they can enter by presenting their passport and residence card.






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