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joker

If you plan is to live in Ireland with your partner, why didn't you go spouse/unmarried partner visa route?
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You don't want to go illegal then this is the only way

joker

Your visa depends on your partners presence in the state

joker

They will ask how you entered the country with no visa? Port of entry ?. If you have a passport stamps. Probably just to clear up your immigration status

joker

Bad idea morally wrong and legally questionable behaviour what if someone did the same in your own country?

joker

Zero evidence and this is how rumours start

joker

You say PAYE that’s presuming tax is deducted at source and wouldn’t one want to know how much tax is being deducted?. It is illegal to NOT provide a payslip.

joker

How is this tax compliant? Employer must provide payslip and they will ask for tax statement if you say you where paid in cash

joker

immediate family parents or children only

joker

It means a legal resident

joker

Avoid all the hassle and go home. You will feel better with your family to help you

joker

So the system works if you play it straight but most of the complaints here....

joker

Oh there's a reason alright just don't expect them to explain it

joker

Stayed in ireland for 3 and didn't work and now your back again and your surprised that INS are questioning your bona fides

joker

No. Its a different country like USA and Canada different rules

joker

Wouldn't it be easier if you got a job?

joker

Very tough without money and what about Dublin's high rent?

joker

Only works if your Irish or Brit

joker

ireland and the UK share immigration history so they already know

Honesty really is the best and only policy.

joker

You must leave at the end of your visa(one of the conditions you agreed to) and your employer will get you a work permit if you fill various criteria, salary etc

joker

Time to go home

joker

Not possible unless you're a computer programmer

joker

If you want to get your girlfriend here then you must make sure she is going to return to Philippines. You Want to get married so apply for D visa forget shortcuts

joker

Wrong one parent must be a Legal resident

joker

Why Ireland?

joker

Ireland didn't exist in 1916 so how could someone register of a country yet to be born

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