How could the child be a British citizen from birth? His parents have not been living in the UK for more than 5 years and I assume they do not have ILR. I hope that child can be a British citizen by birth. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/applicationforms/nationality/guide_mn1.pdf Autom...
I think you should contact the Turkish Consulate. I do not think BPP can be exempted from tourist visa. I do not think being a UK resident helps unless you have registered to be a BC. http://www.mfa.gov.tr/visa-information-for-foreigners.en.mfa A friend of mine who is British National (Overseas) sen...
I was told by an GNIB officer that i would be able to get a stamp 4 after 5 years of stamp 1 or 1a. Anyway, i should be able to get a green card after i finish my training. I am not sure, it seems that some GNIB officers are very picky while some are not.
It's good to know that you have made your decision. Unfortunately, I could not apply for the coming term as my CAP 2 results would not be release until mid Aug while ACCA requires students to apply all exemptions by the end of July. They have a new rule that all students have to complete F1-F9 befor...
Hi Sinead, You said you have a British passport (British subject). I assume you are Irish born in Ireland right? I think British citizen needs a visa and other British national (BOC, BS, BPP, BDTC) need a visa as well with the exception of BN(O) of Chinese descent in connection with Hong Kong (as th...
ACCA entry requirements http://www.accaglobal.com/join/acca/entry I was told by a college that i can register on line http://www.accaglobal.com/join/register/ I suggest you to call ACCA in Dublin before you register on line http://www.accaglobal.com/contacts/offices/ireland Please let me know your e...
Yes, you can work part time (up to 20 hrs) as a student and full time during holiday. I do not want to put you off, but it is very difficult to get a training contract starting this year. You do not have to look for a place in practice, you can look for one in industry. I would like to look for anot...
[quote="kabuki"]Thanks Obie. we might have to chance it anyway. I'm not sure if I'm going to get everything taken care of in time. Calai: I really don't wish to continue with accountancy and I failed all of my cap1 exams. I'm not sure when I'll be let go. I took results day off and will be going in ...
[quote="king0fhearts"]Hi there, I'm just writing to ask a question about the pros and cons of Irish vs. British citizenship as I'm planning on doing a fair bit of travelling for work and potentially study over the next 5-8 years (preparing all my materials to leave early 2010) and am planning on spe...
[quote="kabuki"]Hi, has anyone applied for the EU1 as a Partner, in my case a same-gender partner? If so, could you please tell me you experience.My current situation:We have been in a relationship for 2 years now. About half has been spent long distance as I'm from the US and she's Dutch and has be...
[quote="lakeside1234"]I hear all this talk about EUROPEAN immigration being dearly beloved and all that..while I understand this fact but it is not restricted here alone. Europe is Institutionally dearly beloved..while a lot of non eu (along with their Eu spouses) are happy with the freedom of movem...
[quote="iamwhoever"]Just a heads up... I don't know that anyone will be recruiting in the spring. The top firms have made redundancies in permanent staff and have issues pay cuts and freezes to all staff, including trainees, until summer 2010. Some are still giving exam bonuses if you pass all exam ...
[quote="benifa"]The other night my wife and I flew in to Dublin airport from Britain. I'm EU, she's non-EU and in possession of Stamp 4 EUFam. We live in Ireland. In accordance with Article 24 of Directive 2004/38/EC, we joined the EU passport holders queue. [quote="Article 24"][b]Equal treatment[/b...
Many immigrants who are not EEA national may say this is not fair and UK just let their door open to their own citizens and those from EEA. This is true but the reality is worse. The UK has even closed the door for all British nationals other than British citizens, so those who were born British wit...
[quote="aiddamsetty"]Hi a little about myself I am a Canadian who just did a working holiday visa gig in Ireland last year. Guys I fell in love with the country and would like to go back. My initial game plan was to get my chartered accounting designation here at home and then try to get a work perm...
[quote="Jelbee"]Hi there! Hopefully someone will be able to answer this for me... I'm Canadian, and my fiance is Irish. I'm planning on moving to Ireland later this year, for now, just on a Work VISA through the "Student Work Abroad Program" run by the Canadian government. It lasts a year. However, ...
Right if you are looking for economic reasons, have a look of Inland Revenue's web and info about Residence, Ordinary Residence and Domicile http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/pdfs/ir20.pdf There are different treatment to insividuals in terms of income, investment, capital gains etc based on different status. ...
For his case, it's just a matter of time that he can get ILR or BC (if he wants) However, if he has children with a Nepalese woman one day, the children will be stateless as he does not want a BC for himself and Nepalese children can't 'inherit' a passport from their mother. His children would not b...
Has your wife (or step daughter) been working in any EU states for the last 3 out of 5 years?
One way to find out an answer is to contect the university's international/finance office. They are the one to decide the fee status of your step-daughter.
You should have a stamp on your passport saying 'for the purpose of register'' with 1 month duration since you arrive at Ireland. When you register in GNIB, they will put a Stamp 2 on your passport and give you a GNIB card. I was a bit late when i register in GNIB as there were too many people, the ...
An error...? What is the difference between stamp 1 & 2 then? I have an impression that stamp 1 is better than 2. I used to have a work holiday visa, i guess i was on stamp 1...I don't know if it is an admin error, may be GNIB has different treatment towards different people? I don't need a student ...
His appliction of ILR is a bit complicated...but he should be entitled to Register as a British citizen assuming he does not have any other nationalities. http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/ld200708/ldhansrd/text/80327w0001.htm#c... Lord Avebury asked Her Majesty's Government: 27 Mar 2008 : Co...
britishhk, how does he qualify for British citizenship? I know quite a few people who register as British citizen simply because they are BNO and do not qualify for Chinese citizenship under Chinese nationality law even theydid not meet ILR requirement. This is not a matter of requirement of reside...
Hi, Im currently staying in Ireland as a student and got my GNIB card. I have no problem to stay here as my current stamp on passport will expire in Oct 08 but i shall be starting to work in Sep or Oct and my employer promised to sponsor me for a training visa. They will sponsor my work permit if i ...
