I am 6,000 below financial requirements. They have stated there is no reason why I cannot relocate to my husbands home country. However, I have a 6 year son who has an Irish dad. We have a written agreement in place for maintenance and visitation. They have not considered this when stating there is ...

Looking for some advice.. Has anyone brought JR proceedings against a visa appeal refusal and been successful? If so, what was the time frame for the outcome? Have been advised by a few solicitors along with a senior barrister that I have strong grounds to proceed with JR, but unsure if its an extre...

Thank you all so much for the replies

He was appealing his refusal for asulym, but voluntarily left the country before anything came of it. He informed the INIS and they gave passport etc back. I think it was called humaritrian right to remain he was appealing for. We were engaged prior to the failed asulym and his solicitor had wrote t...

Hi would anyone have any advice please. I applied for a visa for my husband in January received in Dublin on 28 January. Inis have updated their website today that they are processing applications from before 25 February 2020. My application still has not been processed is this normal? Also wonderin...

Inis have been reviewing applications from 22 January for the last 5 weeks, so you get an idea of how speadily they are doing them

I applied in January 2020, sent to Greece embassy and forwarded to Dublin received on 28 January.

Still waiting visa

I have got my local TD involved along with directly emailing the department myself and they confirmed it is received. They also stated it takes 6 to 12 months for a visa application but that is just an estimate unfortunately.

I would say do not expect a reply anytime soon. I am an Irish citizen who is married to a non EU visa required national.
Our visa application was received in Dublin in January, we have heard nothing.

A straightforward join-family visa needs about 6 months to process, so even without Covid-19, the application may only be processed now. Having a child will not make the process faster (at least officially). This adds to the fact that your husband had an asylum application, he is not the biological...

I am an Irish Citizen with a 5 year old son. My husband is not his biological father though has lived with and help raise him the past 4 years. My husband is from Albania. When we met he was applying for permission to remain through the asylum process. We got married in December and he returned to a...