Residing in Ireland.

Hello everyone, I have a question can an individual legally resident in Ireland with the intention of exercising treaty rights, but is employed in the UK.
I and my husband currently live in Ireland we have a house pps numbers etc.
But I intend to keep my job in the UK by informing the revenue office here.

Any idea concerning this matter

Exercising your treaty rights in the EU member state mean you have to be employed or self employed in Ireland, I don't think the department would accept if you say you are employed in UK.

Hi kunfayakun
I have stamp4 eufam nearly 1 year my wife is british and she is working but I have still no any job can u tell me if I have no any activity in the state it will affect my naturalisation in future please reply thanks.

andras wrote:

kunfayakun wrote:Exercising your treaty rights in the EU member state mean you have to be employed or self employed in Ireland, I don't think the department would accept if you say you are employed in UK.

Hi Kunfayakun,

What about working for a UK employer in one of their irish and paid in sterling? Thanks

@andras, to avoid confusion & jumbled responses, I have moved your question to its own thread:
http://www.immigrationboards.com/irelan ... 02686.html

Ololade1 wrote:Hello everyone, I have a question can an individual legally resident in Ireland with the intention of exercising treaty rights, but is employed in the UK.
I and my husband currently live in Ireland we have a house pps numbers etc.
But I intend to keep my job in the UK by informing the revenue office here.

This EU information will help you get up to speed on free movement:
http://ec.europa.eu/justice/citizen/doc ... 013_en.pdf

If you are in Ireland on a Surinder Singh route and with future plans to return to UK then you will need to be aware of the somewhat controversial UK centre of life test.

What you are proposing is likely to fail such a UK test (regardless of how Irish authorities look at it).

Thanks noajthan

Thanks for the information, just to confirm with strong centre of life move to Ireland and with work requirement to be in Ireland office, will this fascilitate the move back to uk ? Thanks

Hamza2013 wrote:Thanks noajthan

Thanks for the information, just to confirm with strong centre of life move to Ireland and with work requirement to be in Ireland office, will this fascilitate the move back to uk ? Thanks

My understanding is that that kind of approach will help improve your chances.

Be aware, the goalposts are likely to be moving again soon, see:
http://www.immigrationboards.com/genera ... 02335.html

keep your eye on the ball; don't get caught by UK government's 'offside' rules