Anybody?

Would really appreciate a quick thought if its legal for me as EU citizen to return to my home country even if there is a court order against my husband related to his Stamp4Fam application.

Thanks guys, I am really grateful!

Hi all! I received some great help here before, so I will try once again! My husband (non-EU) and I (EU) came to Ireland last summer. He applied for his Residence Card. During the process he has been charged with providing a fraudulent passport, naturally it has not been returned to him. There has ...

Hi all, my husband (Congolese) and I (German) moved to Cork about 2 month ago. We submitted his application under for a Residence Card to the EU Treaty Rights Devision around the end of August. We have not heard back from them so far, but they informed us that currently it takes them about 5 weeks ...

Did you have any luck so far? My first thought that got into my mind as you mentioned that your father could rent a place for you was: That will be complicated with the visa application. Let me quickly explain why: Depending on the country of origin your wife will need a Visa C to enter Ireland ...

Hi all, a couple of weeks ago my husband and I moved from South Africa to Ireland. He is Congolese and I am German. Currently we are in the middle of the application of his Residence Card in Ireland - we will only receive the outcome in 6 month. In a few weeks my husband want to go to London for the ...

Hi, I am not a pro like a lot of other here but I am currently in the middle of the process of applying for a Residence Card for my non-EU husband (I am German) here in Ireland. As my husband is a citizen of an African country I can unfortunately not help you with your first question. With regards ...

I moved to Cork a couple of weeks ago with my Non Eu husband. We came here from South Africa - so I can seriously relate to your situation. In addition to that we moved here with a dog - which made things even more complicated. I know a couple of people who stayed in Kinlay House in Cork for a ...

You have been super helpful - thanks so much for the clarification!

Such a good feeling when you find out that you don't have to worry about something

I wish you all the best!

Thank you very much for the reply. So far it makes sense to me: As soon as we get the letter from the Eu Treaty Rights Devision we need to go to GNIB to get the Stamp 4 so he gets his visa C extended until a final decision on his visa is made if he gets the 5 years or not. But what about the GNIB ...

Hello all, I hope you are all doing great. My husband and I moved to Cork in June of this year. I am German and he is Congolese. My husband arrived here with a Visa C for 3 month - accompanying spouse who is an EU citizen. As we arrived here we went to Garde Immigration because the Immigration ...

Thank you guys! I didn't see your posts earlier as I thought I might get a mail or so ;) So quick update: After complaining to the Ambassador as well as to the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service they started processing my husband's visa. Since the application is in the system of the Irish ...

Update:

I just sent an e-mail to the Irish ambassador in South Africa. I doubt that it will change anything - but I thought I might give it a try...

Hi all, as I am in a desperate situation and I don't have any clue who to approach I hope you guys can give me an advice. My husband is Congolese and I am German. We got married in South Africa 1.5 years ago also living here. I got a job in Ireland and so we planed to relocate end of June. As I will ...