Thanks And when we day 6 weeks per year, it would the one stamp year and not calendar year correct? e.g. if my year 1 stamp is 5th June'18 to 5th June'19 and year 2 stamp is 4th June'19 to 4th June'20 If I travel for 4 weeks in Feb'19 (1st Stamp period) and another 5 weeks in Sept'19 (2nd Stamp peri...
Thanks The online calculator mentions dated of stamps. As per your suggestion, I will need to create multiple start and end dates for the period I was in Ireland for one stamp date on GNIB/IRP. e.g. the actual start and end date on GNIB will be 19/09/2013 to 22/08/2014. However I will need to create...
Hi all Have a query regarding my eligibility to apply for Irish citizenship based on 5 out of 9 years rule on work permit. My Ireland presence is as follows. All presence in Ireland was based on Stamp 1 First trip – 2 years’ work permit – Stamp 1 [/code] Stamp 1 was valid from 19th Sept’13 to 18th A...
Thanks for the response. My query was very specific to stamp 1 given on back of ICT. Irrespective of the type work permit you hold (ICT, GP, CSV), the stamp given is always Stamp 1 There is a mention that holders on Intra Company Transfers are not eligible for long term residency. Holders of Intra-C...
Hi all I have a query for which I have got mixed responses from various people. Query: If one spends e.g. 3 years on STAMP1 which was given on the back of ICT work permit, will those count towards the 5/9 years residency one needs for citizenship. The residency calculator only states about stamps i....
