I dont see anywhere that EU citizen sould be "lawfully" resident. You should be ok if you are working/studying/ job seeking/self sufficient( ie. no public assistance, private health insurance)

EU3 approved and received letter after 6 months and 3 days

Where do you see the note that " EU citizen needs to be "LAWFULLY" in Ireland?

You should be able to apply if your EU spouse is residing on a self sufficient basis (ie. have private health insurance) since stopped studying/ working

I would suggest reaching out some immigration solicitors like Brophy Solicitors in Parliament St. in Dublin.

Hi everybody, does anybody have experience travelling with a Stamp4 EUFam card to an EU country but transiting at a French airport? FYI...the french embassy in dublin has some changes with regard to travel to france with Stamp4 EU Fam Card http://www.ambafrance-ie.org/Can-I-obtain-a-visa-as-a-depen...

You would need to prove that you have been resident on a self sufficient status, ie.had private health insurance since the time you were unemployed

FYI...the french embassy in dublin has some changes with regard to travel to france with Stamp4 EU Fam Card http://www.ambafrance-ie.org/Can-I-obtain-a-visa-as-a-dependent From January 2nd 2012 , following European Convention 2004/38, the foreign spouse or family member of an EU national may enter F...

Has anyone any experience traveling to small principalities/territories like Isle of Man, Guernsey, Jersey with Stamp4 EU fam? Please update thread if you have,
Thanks,

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List of countries to which the Visa Waiver Programme will apply:

Nationals from Eastern Europe
Belarus
Montenegro
Russian Federation
Serbia
Turkey
Ukraine

Middle East
Bahrain
Kuwait
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates

Other Asian Countries
India
Peoples’ Republic of China
Uzbekistan

hi there i have one question because of light arguments my partner reported to the police about the domestic volience and police detained me for interview and then released me after few hours because of the lack of evidence. I never went to the court or anything like that Is the criminal recored an...

hi there i have one question because of light arguments my partner reported to the police about the domestic volience and police detained me for interview and then released me after few hours because of the lack of evidence. I never went to the court or anything like that Is the criminal recored an...

Please refer http://www.dfa.ie/uploads/documents/Embassy/Cairo%20EM/Visa%20Forms/join%20spouse%20-%20parent%20visa%20%20english%20.pdf and http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/employment/migrant_workers/employment_permits/spousal_work_permit_scheme.html http://www.deti.ie/labour/workpermits/whoneeds...

walrusgumble is a valuable contributor on this forum and his informed suggestions are welcome.Please feel free to disregard his personal opinions if it offends.

Did anyone catch this BBC Panorama Expose?
Inside a big fat sham wedding

My Big Fat Fake Wedding

Here's a brief summary from Brophy solicitors also posted on their website... [quote]MAJOR DEVELOPMENT IN THE APPLICATION OF EU TREATY RIGHTS LAW –ZAMBRANO V OFFICE NATIONAL DE L’EMPLOI The European Court of Justice has today delivered a judgement - Case C-34/0 Ruiz Zambrano v Office National De...

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I'd like some information please if anyone can help. Got married to an EU citizen in Jan 2008. Been living together since Jan 2007 until august 2010. Working both all this time but he left for his country in august and didn't work since then until today as he was studying in his country, we didn't ...

Me and my husband are moving to sweden he is from pakistan and i am swedish. we married in feb 08 lived since in uk he has 5 year uk residence card but we are moving in june 2010 which will be 2 years n 4 months after our marriage. What visa will he get when we apply for sweden? Swedish residence c...

He is a UK national...UK nationals are not exercising 'Treaty rights' when they live in their own country, unless returning after working abroad in another E.U country. 'Treaty Rights' generally apply to E.U citizens working in another E.U country outside their country of their citizenship

Dear fatty patty, aswadref and walrusgumble Thank you for your advice and prompt response. I hope to travel to Dublin to take some professional exams etc. However, as I came to the UK with a visit visa which expired many years ago, I now have a new passport without any stamp on it. This explains wh...

My only concern is that the backlash against the asylum process doesn't fail genuine applicants like the Swedish Government
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