Well, I've finally clocked my 5yr legal residence for applying for Irish naturalization. I went to an immigration lawyer in Dublin on Tuesday and she went through everything with me and signed my application. All good to go (thank God!) She also mentioned HI SATISH, I as well applied through ...
http://www.immigrantcouncil.ie/pdf/1208/self_employed_dec08.pdf Non-EEA nationals who do not require business permission - People who hold Stamp 4 on their certificate of registration do not need special permission if they want to start a business and be self-employed in Ireland. The exception to ...
Read this: http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/Provisions_for_5_year_workers The holder of this permission will be free to work in any employment and will no longer be limited to the current employer. BUT The Stamp 4 permission in these cases cannot be construed as conferring any other rights or ...
Hi, I have completed my five years residency and applied for my LTR in january 2009. I got a stamp 4 on my GNIB which is valid for 1year, Just wondering does it have the same privileges as of LTR stamp 4 , For example starting a business etc and what happens if my LTR application is refused or not ...
how about a Medical Card or GP card? If one have any of these does that effect? I have a medical card, and once caught drink driving and took social welfare for 3 weeks. I am sure, I will not get the citizenship if i apply. I have completed my 7 years and was about to apply for citizenship and saw ...
sorry to tell you the bad news, that your drink driving convictions can have a really bad outcome for both LTR and naturalisation. I agree with agniukas. Your drink driving conviction is probably going to cost you a lot more than a 500 euro fine. thanks sideshowsue and agniukas for the reply, Well ...
Hi could someone help me, I am just about to apply for Irish citizenship. i saw obants post. 3 years ago i was caught by the garda on drink driving, i was produced in the court and was guilty of drink driving, I was fined for 500 Euros :oops: that was the only unfortunate thing happened during my ...
