Thanks Mr Rusty for pointing out that this is not a matter of S E X for visa, something that resembles a scandal that marred the Home Office few years back. This is a professional violating all the ethical and moral codes attached to his profession. He used his position of trust to exploit a woman i...
The other option is going to another EU member state and applying for residency under the Chen ruling and returning to the UK after having spent sometime there. See topic 14.
Not sure if is that simple. I think you have to have a dependent visa of your partner if you wish to be included in their application Section 319E requirement C Absolutely correct f2k. He would need to apply for Dependant on tier 1 migrant visa and then put in the joint application for ILR. That cl...
Perhaps, this could be another cynical ploy aimed at reducing the number of people eligible for citizenship. Perhaps demanding that prospective citizens learn Gaelic, would essentially reduce the number of applications received and hence discourage prospective immigrant from coming to Ireland. What ...
Also, your Pakistani Marriage is recognised in the UK, or else he would not have been issued a spousal visa. I don't think it is necessary to register your wedding again. Most people i know don't need that. You can however have your documents deposited in the Foreign Registry Office, which can keep ...
In what capacity are you of relationship, are you seeking to change your status through? Dependent on a non-EEA work Permit holder? what is your relationship to the person?
Your wife has to fill in seperate AN form. The concept of dependency does not apply to naturalisation. Your application can attract a joint fee if it is submitted together, but it cannot be defined as a joint application. She has to meet the residency requirement like yourself, or else she will not ...
Your statement makes absolute sense. So long as you have been married to a British for 4 years and lived abroad together, you qualify for ILR immediately on entry subject to you passing the KOL. You don't need to have waited a year, you could have achieved it immediately on you arrival, after passin...
Kobrien, i think we need to leave the past where it belongs and focus on the future. What happened with the Czech is dead and buried, now your situation and circumstance has changed, you are now married to an EEA national, this changes the whole dynamics. Except one receives a ban on ground of publi...
Italian CitizenshipThrough marriage: * Foreign women who married an Italian citizen before April 27, 1983, were automatically granted Italian citizenship, while foreign men who married Italian women weren't granted this privilege, and neither their children were granted Italian citizenship if born ...
It appears that Italy does confer the right of citizenship to spouse of Italian who have lived overseas for three years together. It is two years if they lived in Italy .
IOM is a Crown Dependent Territory but not part of the UK. It defence, trade and foreign affair controled by UK government. They adopt UK Nationality rules, but are not part of the EU. The have their own test called Life in Isle of man Test or (KO LIOM test), which i think is different from that of ...
She would need to be resident in the UK at the time of application. Therefore i think the simpliest answer to your question, would be a no. Except, if of course you are serving overseas on behalf of the British Government or Crown service, even that i am not entirely sure she will be exempted. Mind ...
If you came to the UK in 2004, then you qualify for Permanent Resident on form EEA3. This is calculated from the time you entered the UK. Five years of stay in the UK. You husband depending on whether he came in the same time as you, should be applying for Permanent Resident Card on EEA 4. Are you c...
As things stand, your wife will obtain British Citizenship in 2012, immediately after receipt of PR. She will not need to wait till 2013 as she is married to a British Citizen. If you want her to gain British Citizenship sooner, ie 2011, she would need to go to Italy and apply for a Spouse of Britis...
Perhaps you should send them a copy of This and ask if it does or doesn't apply to Ireland. Request they provide a written letter to this effect, if they think Ireland is exempted from this judgment, if not they should issue a visa free of charge and as part of an accelerated process for him.
Try not to get confused by those legal jargon. You will qualify after you have lived with your EEA partner, in Ireland, for a period of 5 years, and has evidence to prove that.
2. Without prejudice to any right to free movement and residence the persons concerned may have in their own right, the host Member State shall, in accordance with its national legislation, facilitate entry and residence for the following persons: (a) any other family members, irrespective of their...
If you're a non visa national, then there's no need! Just hop on a plane and come on over! The weather is brilliantly hot right now! :wink: Ooh!!! i am so jealous. It is terrible in Dublin. I just wished we had taken the option of Holland, when my sibling's transfer was offered rather than this iso...
