concerned about visa validation

Hi everyone,
I received a "Family member of EU citizen" visa (short stay) some days ago and I'm not sure about Its validation.
My passport was stamped with the visa, and Its validation is from March 11 to June 11.
I planned to go to Ireland on May 25, 20 days before visa expiration.
My concern is the following: Will immigration office give me 30,60 or 90 days for stay? even though entering the state, the visa will be close to expire?
Thanks

khusnulina wrote:Hi everyone,
I received a "Family member of EU citizen" visa (short stay) some days ago and I'm not sure about Its validation.
My passport was stamped with the visa, and Its validation is from March 11 to June 11.
I planned to go to Ireland on May 25, 20 days before visa expiration.
My concern is the following: Will immigration office give me 30,60 or 90 days for stay? even though entering the state, the visa will be close to expire?
Thanks

your visa is only give you an entry to the country , immigration officer will decide on how long , maximum usually is 90 days or 3 months , since you are saying you your visa family member EU national you can apply for GNIB EUfam once you are here already . you need to go to immigration office or nearest Garda station to stamp your passport if u want to stay more than 3 months here in Ireland

lordvon wrote:

khusnulina wrote:Hi everyone,
I received a "Family member of EU citizen" visa (short stay) some days ago and I'm not sure about Its validation.
My passport was stamped with the visa, and Its validation is from March 11 to June 11.
I planned to go to Ireland on May 25, 20 days before visa expiration.
My concern is the following: Will immigration office give me 30,60 or 90 days for stay? even though entering the state, the visa will be close to expire?
Thanks

your visa is only give you an entry to the country , immigration officer will decide on how long , maximum usually is 90 days or 3 months , since you are saying you your visa family member EU national you can apply for GNIB EUfam once you are here already . you need to go to immigration office or nearest Garda station to stamp your passport if u want to stay more than 3 months here in Ireland

Thanks a lot for your response!
Yes, We'll do that, but in order to complete the Residence card form, we'll have to open a bank account there and deposit our money. In the form says it is mandatory to present evidence of financial resources and also a letter from the private medical insurance provider. I just wanted to be sure we have enough time to do it quietly. If we have 90 days would be great!