Hy Kunfayakun,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.
First of all I would like to say thanks to your helpful posts. Yours help us a lot. My story: I am Hungarian (EU) citizen living and working in Ireland. My wife is Vietnamese, she got the "short term visit spouse C visa" through the Hanoi embassy. Just to add they were very quick and kind. She is arriving together with me in middle of march. I am going to move (I am sharing at the moment) and rent an apartment from mid April and she is going to apply for EU1 residency card. I work as a part timer in health care. The explanatory leaflet says only that I have to be engaged in economic activity. My wife concerned about that I have only part time job (18h per week), and my salary can be a reason for refusal. My question: Have you ever experienced or heard about refusal based on income?