Hello there,

1. Do i need to inform the GNIB or garda every time i change residency in ireland ?

I am on spouse of irish and working in ireland

2. How many days before my visa expires should i go to the garda to renew the same ?

Thanks in advance

Anand

Hi ,

Was your husband invited for any interview by the Department of Justice before rejecting you visa ?

Hi,

I guess this should be at least around Euro 30 K per annum.

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HI,

I would say the same - go for it. And do let us know how you get on with it.


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Hiya,

Sorry, do you mean the irish embassy board ?


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hiya,

It is possible to migrate to ireland but not an easy task. Depends on what kind of visa you would be looking for.


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hiya,

Sorry no i am not grand master Anand Vishwanathan.

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