Scrudu is correct. What he/she's outlined above is exactly the information I have received from several sources. Simply turn up at the airport and go to GNIB within 3 months or so after arrival and get your stamps. The multiple entry re-entry was new to me so thanks for that Scrudu. Also, just in ca...
JAJ, I don't expect the Irish authorities to know these things, I am merely conveying the fact that they couldn't tell me whether I was able to work in other EU counties for short periods of time. I also accept that my Irish visa doesn't give me rights elsewhere. The nature of my work is such that I...
Just got off the phone with GNIB and they also told me that I will just have to register with them upon arrival in Ireland (I believe that means within 3 months) and that I will get a stamp in my passport that allows me to work and run a business in Ireland straight away. They also said that the sta...
Hi all, I am new to this forum and I already posted this questions under another topic but I thought it'd be better to post it as a new question. I am an Australian citizen and next May my Irish wife (also Australian dual citizen) and our (Australian born) children want to move to Ireland to stay pe...
I sent an email to DoJ in Dublin for info. I'll see what I get back. In the mean time, I might post my query as a new question on the board to see whether anyone else has had to deal with this under the new legislation.
JAJ, I have no intention to move back to the Netherlands and i was told by the Netherlands Consulate that I will have to renounce my Australian citizenship should I wish to regain my Dutch nationality. I will not renounce my Australian citizenship as I now have a greater affinity with Australia than...
At the same time, and that's why I can't claim that my wife was an Australian citizen when I was naturalised. That would have made things a lot easier. But hey, it's not to be so we'll now have to deal with the fact that I am not an EU citizen but just a hanger on to one.
Hi all, just this morning I phoned the Irish consulate in Canberra about the same thing. I'll give you a short background first. I am new to this board as I found out yesterday that I have lost my Dutch nationality when I became an Australian citizen (the netherlands doesn't allow dual nationality u...
