Hi I am a british citizan living and working in Ireland. My non-EEA parents applied for Ireland visit visa C (EU Directive application) to join me in Ireland with the intention to get the residence here afterwards. It has been 4 months since the application was received in Dublin and I am ...

After 1 year and 3 months they finally decided to reply! THEY REFUSED MY HUSBANDS CASE! I checked yesterday on the website and it said reused and the reason was ID:- You have failed to prove that you qualify as a beneficiary of Directive 2004/38/EC no idea what that means ... Waiting to receive the ...

I believe that Gerry's and the consultae in Karachi are acting merely as a postal service. Looks like they are taking up to 2 months just to forward the application to INIS. Can we do something about this? Where to complain?

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Do these authorities have to go through the application as well (a bit)?

Even if the vote is to leave, the UK will not exit the EU overnight or immediately. If the vote is yes, expect tougher rules on SS route. Also note that there are delays in processing the visas for Ireland. Thanks CR001 and everyone for your comments. CR001, Do we have any idea how long it would ...

Hi I recently moved to Ireland with the intention of using Surrinder singh route for my parents. I am now in a position to apply for my parents entry visa (Type C visa under EU directive) using an immigration laywer but I am in a dilemma that should I await the outcome of EU referendum (so that ...

Hi All, Please advice me on the below. I am a British National and wants to move to Ireland along with my British wife and son. I want to take my non-EEA parents and Sister along with me to Ireland, my parents and sister used to visit to me in UK every year (from last 5 years) for a period of 5 to ...

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Also i think it's on hold now I don't know y as I am planing to submit my app next week in Abu Dhabi

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Are you in Pakistan? How are you going to apply from Abu Dhabi?

I have applied for accompany Eu spouse 4 month ago, and still my application has not been exaimned yet, Thanks for the response. I have got another question for you if you could help me with that please. I am currently filling up short stay visa c form (ACCOMPANY) for my dependent parents. I live ...

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Just wondering if anyone used the ACCOMPANY short stay C visa for their parents and/or spouse?
THanks

sali11 I think you just put N/A in these fields and for contact number, give you UK number. Also I have a question for you. Do you need to provide dependancy proof for visa? Or do you provide them at the time of EU1 application? Regards As far as I understand, if you are applying for short stay ...

I've created this thread..... 1. I chose to apply for an Ireland Directive 2004/38/EC Visa due to Ireland’s proximity and shared language/culture to the UK ( link to visa cover letter ). I applied for an accompany EU spouse visa in late December 2013 and was granted the Visa in mid-January 2014.. ...

Hi On Gerry's website here http://www.vfsglobalirelandvisa.com/Pakistan/visa_fees_at_glance.html , it says: " Please note, following completion of the biometric process, you have the option of submitting your supporting documents to the relevant Irish consular facility yourself or availing of the ...

Hi I am a British Citizen and planning to move to Ireland to exercise my EU Treaty rights to bring my non-EEA parents to Ireland (and eventually to UK via Surrinder singh route). I had been looking at http://inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/Family%20Members%20of%20EU_EEA%20_Swiss%20citizens and it is clear ...

No, You need proper docs such as birth certificate and also attach Family registration certificate as proof of family that will include all you brothers and sisters tell ur father or mother to go to NADRA office with original ID card and photo copies of ID cards of ur brothers and sisters becoz ...

Hi. Anyone please?

Hi. Anyone please?

secret.simon wrote:As an aside to your question, as your wife and you are British citizens, if your child is born in Ireland, s/he will be eligible for an Irish passport in future as well. That may come in handy if the UK and the EU were to part ways.

Thanks, baby is already born in UK

Hi I am living with my wife and kids in UK and we all have british nationality. I am planning to use Surrinder singh route to bring my non-EEA parents to UK by moving to Ireland with my family for 6-9 months. I will leave my UK job and will be working in Ireland. My wife will not work over there but ...

Hil Just wondering if Pakistani National ID card can be provided as evidence of family relationship (father) instead of Birth certificate? ID card contains name of father as well and is issued by a government organization. (This is for applying non-EEA parents short stay visa for Ireland to ...

Just to let you know - about parents there could be issues like dependancies. I am absolutely not aware of it. You better research on that wether u need to show they are dependant in you or not. For a spouse of EEA national there is no such requirement Thanks very much - really appreciate your ...

1. For accompanied visa you will have to travel with them to ireland from pakistan. As the border comtrol will clearly see "acc" on thier visa which means EEA national not accompanying them will create all sorts of problems. Also ive heared even pakistani immigration wud now not let them board ...

Hello I need some advice. I am thinking of moving to Ireland with my children and elderly parents. Children and I are UK citizens and parents are non-EEA. My dad recently became disabled and mum is struggling to cope on her own. I already spend the best part of the year living with my parents in ...

Thanks Obie for your kind reply. I shall be providing my birth certificate and we have in Pakistan called Family certificate which show names of all family members along with my parents birth certificate and marriage certificate, I guess these all documents can prove that they are qualified family ...

Absolutely. For join visa it shows your already in ireland excercing your treaty rights. Which means extra docs. On the other hand Accompanied visa is an easy process with less hassle. Thanks, 1. So, I can travel from UK to Ireland and my parents can travel from Pakistan to Ireland? 2. Would I need ...

You have the option between Accompanied and join visa. For accompanied you dont have to be living in ireland but will need to accompany Non EEA family members to ireland once they get the visa. Thank for the prompt response - that's very helpful. The visa category is going to be the same in both ...