I need Advice and HELP

I got married in April 2014
I got six-month stamp-May 2014 ( stamp 4 EUFAM )
and I got five years stamp in Nov 2014
and my stamp Expire in Nov 2019

Actually, we had some very serious personal issues that's why recently we decided for living separately,
and now she is changed her phone number too but we didn't file official separation, or Divorce
and I don't think she wants any contacts with me in the future too, but she is in Ireland and in far future also she want to live here, I need an advice in this worst scenario would you experience guys help me please and give me best advice in my case that what I have to do in future ? I am working full time, and she was working for a short period, but now she is on social welfare I guess.

I am living in Ireland since 2007; now I am so worried about my case please any can give me the best advice I am very Thankful to all of you . Thanks .

Hi,

As you have got your six month stamp based on married. You will need to proof your relationship for any future extensions. Alternatively you will need to see if you can switch your visa to work permit within country.

I am sure the gurus will throw more light in this matter.

I already have extended my visa I have five years stamp which is finish in 2019
but for future I dont have any contact with her unfortunately we living separately now

On what basis have you been living in Ireland since 2007.

Obie wrote:On what basis have you been living in Ireland since 2007.

I was coming to Ireland as student and from 2007 to 2014 I was on Stamp2
And from May 2014 till now on ''Stamp4 EUFAM.'' and since 2007 till now. And my current visa finishes in 2019-November.
Will you please advice what the best possible solution in my case Thanks.

Is she still in Ireland?

If she is, then you will be alright as a matter of EU law.

Obie wrote:Is she still in Ireland?

If she is, then you will be alright as a matter of EU law.

Yes she is living in Ireland and far future she want to live here don't want to go back to her country
, and she is on social as far as i heard .

He social may cause problem for you ability to remain in Ireland .

Obie wrote:He Social may cause the problem for you ability to remain in Ireland.

Is it? And its a big problem for me to remain in Ireland? And any advice what I have to do next?
How I get my next extension ? / without her?

The simple answer to that question is that you can't, unless you are able to get a divorce after the 3rd anniversary of your marriage, and you can retain your residence after that.

Obie wrote:The simple answer to that question is that you can't, unless you are able to get a divorce after the 3rd anniversary of your marriage, and you can retain your residence after that.

So you mean to say that if I apply divorce after three years of my marriage date and my wife remain her stay in Ireland then the divoce couldn't effect on my case?

If I apply a divorce after 3rd anniversary of marriage, then I can able retain my stay in Ireland? Wouldn't divorce be a problem?
And Obie, if you are a Dublin-based Solicitor, is it possible to meet you for detail consultation ? would you leave your number or office address?

Provided marriage had lasted for 3 years prior to the initiation of proceedings you should be ok.

It will need to be shown that the EEA citizen is exercising treaty rights aswell.

Obie wrote:Provided marriage had lasted for 3 years prior to the initiation of proceedings you should be ok.

It will need to be shown that the EEA citizen is exercising treaty rights as well.

Ok Thanks a million Obie for you time and Hopefull Answers.

You welcome.

You need to try and reestablish contacts, even if you will ultimately go your seperate ways.

If she is on benefit , this could have a knock on effect on your continued ability to remain in Ireland, unless she has maintained her worker status.

Obie wrote:You welcome.

You need to try and reestablish contacts, even if you will ultimately go your seperate ways.

If she is on benefit , this could have a knock on effect on your continued ability to remain in Ireland, unless she has maintained her worker status.

Obie, I read your post about new rules ( EU1-A )can you please explain me that ... if they will effect in my case and how?
'' like if I apply for separation after my 3rd marriage anniversary and my wife remain her stay in Ireland'' so the new rules will apply and effect in this case? Thanks .

Obie wrote:You welcome.

You need to try and reestablish contacts, even if you will ultimately go your seperate ways.

If she is on benefit , this could have a knock on effect on your continued ability to remain in Ireland, unless she has maintained her worker status.

Hi Obie,
Apologies for disturbing you again, Obie can you please Advice me that the age factor was giving me any Advantage? I mean at the time of marriage her age was 59 and now she is 61 I mean if in this age she claiming benefit so, still its an effect on continued ability to remain in Ireland ( I am working full time and never claim any single benefit), and next year ( after the third year of my marriage ) if apply divorce at that point she turns 63
( I mean if I explain to department that she is too old to work that's why is in benefits ) so does it work?