If it's 10000 for a year (12 months), I would expect they'd ask for 5000 for 6 months (halving both).
IMHO your financial state is very weak (especially with prices to get a place to live in Ireland). If you want to risk it - feel free, but I'd advise against that.

Hi All Do you know what are further steps after getting acknowledgement letter for my daughter(7 years old) citizenship application. How long does it take to get citizenship certificate for her? Thanks You jsut wait. Months, years...however long it will take. I think it's a few years now re timelin...

awhite2 wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 23, 2024 2:45 pm

Is there another "payment processed" email that happens?

Yes, there should be one after you made the payment. It takes them a few days/weeks.

You just kind of hope they fix it soon. There isn't a number for this.

You don't send any physical documents anywhere. At most, youd need a scanned copy (if you need to add it at all - others will advise on that).

I would suppose she needs a spouse visa, so your dad needs to adhere to requirements.

I'm not aware of anything like that.

You can return home and be sponsored from overseas. Alternatively, other forum members may provide better insights.

http://www.gov.uk/guidance/visa-process ... ide-the-uk states 12 months.

I have called the UK Visa & immigration centre yesterday and they advised me to apply for the MN1, I spoke to 1 person who said to apply via MN1 and I questioned them and they were like oh actually you're right you can apply for the passport and don't need the MN1. Then I called again to confir...

Your topic is too vague to give you any advice. You don't even mention the country and all them have different laws (as I assume you're applying to naturalize in EU).

You'd have to be specific to increase chances to get advice (which you may not get as your situation is rather peculiar).

1) You can do the application form from UK, but you'd need her documents/etc.
2) Possibly.
3) Yes.

No need to send anything to India.

Others will respond with answers to remaining questions.

Can irish residence with stamp4 permit work in the UK without working permit ? No. If the answer is No, what type of documents he/she need to apply for? a) Find a job in the UK and get someone to sponsor you, so you can get a permit on the basis of work, or b) your partner must find work in the UK ...

Hello moderator i tried all my emails that i can remember but none of them work, i wanted my old account that's why i contact you, i honestly do not remember which email id i used when i created my old account some years ago. Thank you I explained to you that email provided is not the email associa...

I'm in Dublin, but I've heard the opposite, actually.
Here's a quote from a forum member about Cork:

When I booked my appointment at the beginning of June the backlog was only at Feb.

So it may not be smooth sailing.

But as a non-visa national we have maximum of 90 days to register or at a minimum set up an appointment. I hope you're aware about waiting times for the first appointment that might be very long - better to register for one early than late. She might even help with setting up for an appointment for...

Hello moderator i was able to send and read messages untill today even though i have few post. Now i do not have this facility. Can You please check. Thank You That was granted solely so you can communicate to me , so we can recover your account. You never responded to me, so I assumed you recovere...

And it seems i can only make an application to renew my IRP 3 months prior to expiry date, which is June 2026 to me. Why would you think that? Hi Myself2, this website https://www.irishimmigration.ie/registering-your-immigration-permission/how-to-renew-your-current-permission/registration-renewal-d...

Danini___ wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 12, 2024 6:43 pm

And it seems i can only make an application to renew my IRP 3 months prior to expiry date, which is June 2026 to me.

Why would you think that?

Friedrich wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 12, 2024 6:31 pm

, she gets a stamp 2 from the beginning and won't be able to switch that over to a 3,

Why won't she be able to switch?

Not sure about the permit timelines. so if my app was straightforward and had been submitted on 27 May would it be likely approved or denied today or tomorrow? It's for DETE to even decide whether it's straightforward or not. And no, it'll take a bit more time - they take a few days to process the d...

Thanks for your reply. What are my options to switch to other visa categories??.. what I should do in this circumstance please?? You should find another employer. Alternatively, your spouse could find an employer who can sponsor him and you can stay as their dependant. Asylum claims are long and ti...

Corw wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 11, 2024 4:54 pm

how many chances are for me to get Uk student visa from ireland?

You're asking for a visit or for a student visa?

The one that is valid.

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