Hello Guys, I have been trying to read and understand the rules if you are a holder of Stamp4EUFAM, Am I allowed to travel freely to any EU country without applying for a visa to the country I am going to ( Travelling without my EU spouse ). My EU spouse is from one of EEA countries. Like travellin...

Hello, I am an Irish citizen and my unmarried partner is a non-EU citizen (Chinese). We currently live together in Ireland. We have been cohabiting since May 2017. May 2017-September 2017 in the UK. September 2017-January 2018 long distance as she moved to Ireland for education, during this time I ...

ajcarder wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 15, 2019 3:08 pm

I was planning on getting a bus pass, don't know if that would count as well?

If I were to provide phone bills, tenancy agreement, bank statements, and library cards, would those fill that requirement for evidence of residence?

Yes.

- Do you have an Irish phone number? If you do, phone bills are accepted proof of residence. - Debit/credit cards and saving accounts statements are also proof of residence. - A public library card or a cinema monthly pass can be a proof of residence. - I don't know if you are living in Dublin but D...

If you have 5 years of legal residence in Ireland regardless of the stamp then you are eligible to apply for long term residency on your own right . The process is explained here: http://inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/Long_Term_Residency I guess it will affect your naturalisation application because it w...

I would always recommend to inform INIS about any changes in your circumstances (employment, marriage, etc.) as soon as possible, in their letters they make that point all the time so better safe than sorry. It won't help your case if they find out that you are currently separating from someone else...

I think it won't be a issue , if I made my application before the brexit and I hope there was common member special deal between Ireland and Uk ,even after the Brexit both Irish and British citizen can move freely between those countries. I need sample accompanying spouse cover letter for European ...

Hi @easyguy and @max307 , I have not started the application for ESTA Yet but i think I am in somewhat similar case . I cant remember the reason for my refusals of my Visas and cant seem to find the documentation as its 16 Years ago and other 13 yrs ago . My case is I am British now and want to app...

Is there anyone can give some advice on my situation please , I am a British citizen married India wife non eu .i am planning to settle in ireland and accompanying my wife when arriving ireland.i want to apply Irish visa on the basis direct family member of EU citizen .i need some cover letter samp...

To me its grey, because the ruling for a UK spouse visa is that you can be apart from each other for 180 days and that is ok. There is NO rule such as this for a UK spouse settlement visa. Not so much a "rule" for the spouse visa, but subsequent extension or ILR for other visas types, 90 days for b...

moving completely to Ireland, that means residing and working here. this is my understanding, but there is also the 'posted' worker aspect, which I should fall under as someone still residing in UK and this should, for EU states, allow my wife the appropriate working rights ? Unfortunately that's n...

You non-EU wife can't work in Ireland while joining you in your short trips, at least not legally anyways. If you want her to be able to work in Ireland she will need to apply for a Stamp 4 EUFAM on the basis of you - the EU citizen - moving completely to Ireland, that means residing and working her...

These figures are for guideline purposes and represent a minimum financial requirement. Visa/Immigration officers will have some discretion in this area and also in cases where there are doubts regarding the sustainability of earnings. I personally know Irish citizens on social welfare that were abl...

Thoughts Max? Dear Max I have some more questions please; 1. I read online (can't find the webpage now) that anyone who was in reciept of a social welfare payment for any time within the past two years is ineligable to bring over their spouse? Is this true? I am not on jobseekers any more but I am ...

What do you mean by "independent visa"?

Hii I would like to get information on EU1 FORM. I have 3 questions. 1 . Can i travel to another country while waiting for my application to be processed and do i need to let EUTR know ? 2. Does the EU1 FORM give me the right to work and study after my application is successful? 3. When and how do ...

I have my residency card which is valid until 2022 and am 3 months in since applying for citizenship. am I able to travel while my application is being considered? do I need to let INIS if I'm away for 10-14 days? Yes, you are fine travelling abroad while waiting for the application to be processed...

Thnak you guys for the two replys max and littleerr My wife is telling me we will not get a temporary stamp 4 because i am a irish citizen is that correct do you know ? Thank you very much I'm not aware of that change, until recently spouses of Irish citizens were getting temporary Stamp 4. It's st...

Hey mate dont crash my post he replied to me . My wife currently has no visa. No work permit. We are just waiting for stamp 4 since 10 september mate. Thank you Max So you did applied for a Stamp 4 then? If you did there is no way to speed up the process, you will need to wait for INIS. The good ne...

What's your wife current immigration status in Ireland? She might be able to get a Stamp 4 on the spot depending on her current immigration status.

Hi everybody If anybody could help me with this .my wife is irish citizen and i am on a stamp 4 visa .we are plannig to visit uk for week .so i am wondring do i have to apply for uk visit visa or i can travel with my wife.please any help will be appriciated .thanks You didn't mention your current n...

Hello! I'm looking for advice or any similar experiences. Any help is much appreciated! I'm an EU citizen residing in Ireland for the last 3 years, my husband has the permanent EUfam Stamp 4 since last Oct 2018. After he got the permanent stamp, we moved to another city in Ireland as he got a very ...

Ger1982 wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 01, 2019 6:06 pm

Hi max
I'm aware of giving notice to get married in Ireland

After she been to Ireland 2 r 3 times on holiday visa
We would be getting married in Brazil
My new wife then would come to Ireland again on 90 day holiday visa

At this point could she get a stamp 4 visa?

Tia

Yes.

Hi Everyone, Thanks for this forum.. Can someone please help. My Fiance' is currently holding PR status in Dublin and expecting to get her Citizenship by First quarter of 2020. Right now we are in long distance relationship for almost a year but we already plan to get married by April 1 as we expec...

So you can't get married in Ireland just like that, you will need to give the State 3 months notice of intention to marry and attend an interview. It will be up to the registrar (interviewer) to assess your case and decide if this is a "bona fide" marriage or not. Ultimately the registrar will be is...