Might be wrong, but I think you have missed it by one generation. I would love to be proved wrong. I have just moved to Eire three days ago wit a view to obtaining citizenship by association (great grandparent),it is a minimum of three years. My gg born in Ireland 1860odd, grandad born Yorkshire,dad...
I am still a bit confused about a few things or is that remiss? I cannot locate where I can get Citizenship by association or descent after THREE years (at the discretion of the minister), have I dreamed this up? Secondly I understand the 5 year rule but with the last year being continuous. I have r...
The purpose is to settle for my 3-5 year citizenship. I am one generation out for automatic citizenship. Sad that Eire is not the 'correct' term for the nation.
Any advice appreciated. Moving to Eire in a week, alone. I have a joint bank account, also a joint building society account in england with my wife. She will stay here whilst I am in Eire for 3-5 years. We obviously access the account for day to day living and being the bank of mum and dad for three...
Well I hope things are quicker in 2-3 years when I try. quote=amwaraich post_id=1527909 time=1504107798 user_id=147945] OK guys. There is an important update for those who applied based on Irish Associations but they applied before 5 years of residency. I applied based on Irish Associations (my son ...
Thank you again. Yes, I understand the good faith question and I can affirm in good faith etc. Being the devils advocate I guess there is still no mechanism to verify the situation going to and from england, as documents are not stamped. Regarding the stamps, I thought there is an annual process whe...
Thanks Crisbella. My intention is to retire/move to the north west next September. Regarding Dublin. I have a freind who works at passport control. I am informed there is no log of folk who fly in or out of Dublin to england. As you suggest, even if there was, there is still the option of Derry or B...
Very interesting post indeed. Thanks. I put this scenario and advice welcomed on it. Citizen of england living in Eire. Potentially could spend more than 6 weeks away from the country ie. visitng family in england and also engaging in marathon running around the globe. Will this mitigate/prevent a s...
They don't know, it's all very odd. Perhaps I will need to go an immigration help surgery in Tipperary when I next visit Eire. There must be a better solution/next step. Anyway thanks for responding.
Hi again, not a criticism of you good folk at all. If no one can help with an answer, can anyone suggest a place where I can ask the questions outlined, then again there might be someone who might have a tentative answer to my questions.
Sorry if this is on the wrong page not sure how to navigate. Please stay with me. I am 56 retired and an english citizen. Secured savings in an english bank. I would like to retire to Eire in the next year or two. Buying or renting not sure - would this be relevant (please read on). My great grand p...
I am not trying to achieve anything political despite your curt reply. If my message was/is in the wrong section I apologise, if so a polite reference point from you is all that would be required.
Just got back from Moldova. Walked from Moldovan to Ukranian border, legal to do so. Tried to explain to grumpy border official, the boss there, I wanted to get a Ukranian stamp in the passport (though there is no legal need,I was told by a Romanian border boss who knows his Ukr counterpart) walk a ...
