You should have been paying home fee since the day you obtained your ILR. Tell the uni that there's no restriction of you coming in or out of the country and that you do not need a student visa to study as you are an ILR holder. Show them the paper document detailing rights of ILR holders if you ca...

Thanks everyone for your help and input! I've done some calling around to registry offices and found out some more info, and we are going to go ahead with it. We're taking a trip to Ireland later this year to satisfy the residency requirement, and the fact that we don't normally live in the country ...

I've read the rules on getting married in Ireland published on the GRO site, but there are a couple of points that are still unclear... 1) I know we have to give three months notice...but three months before when? Is it three months before the wedding date, or three months before the appointment wit...

Hi, I'll be recieving a masters degree in Library and Information Management at the end of next year and was looking into working in Ireland. One of the skills shortages for a Work Authorisation is "Information and Computing Professionals" and I wondered if that included librarians or people who wor...

Hiya, So I'd like to go over on the WHV next year, but I'm just graduating from uni this year and am quite broke. I'm saving up as much money as I can, but it won't be nearly the 2 months expenses that I'd need to get the visa. So, a question. If my parents are willing to 'sponsor' me and promise to...

Just a question...I'm a citizen of a Commonwealth country (by birth, native English speaker) and a permanent resident of the US currently in the process of acquiring US citizenship. I would like to apply for a working holiday visa to the UK after I get US citizenship and go for about a year, but am ...