Well,.....it has been approved and we shall see very soon all details...this is just little appetizer

http://www.sbpost.ie/post/pages/p/story ... qqqx=1.asp

This is clearly not an automatic thing. They will likely say no and you will have to push. But it seems pretty clear cut, and worth using as one part of any application or any appeal.

Totally agree.

If so he had residency in that country for the period of your visit. Directive,is it you that wrote this?: I have resided in three member states since April 2006: Germany, Italy, France. In each case, I was there for a few days. I cant see how few days stay in Paris hotel can be called residence . ...

......and that was/is the ultimate purpose of Regulation 3(2) of S.I. No.656 of 2006.

will any of the people who posted on here share what's going on with them?

I reckon many people have left the country.

rules that regardless of facts of any case; that the regulation 3.2 is ok and does not violate european law or that it is justifible, ....... CERTAINLY violates main principle of free movement within the EU. Otherwise we wouldnt have all these discussions here and tons of pissed off people! :evil: ...

Yeah,it looks like they may grant one of these with Stamp 3 I would immagine and no rights whatsoever.
C**p

I'm not entirely sure what the situation is with partnerships, but I think you need to be together 4 years to be permitted to remain in Ireland

Irish do not recognise unmarried partners, therefore no chance of getting appropriate visa using that route!

y dont u try for a visit visa ( or Tourist Visa ) for ur husband & come back together aftr marriage. After tht whn the Spouse visa is approved change to Spouse visa. Its only an idea...I dnt know the effects of tht...research on tht... thnks.. wht is wrong wth visit visa....if u find any intrusion....

Shame, there is no emoticons with that little man banging his head against the wall
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Got it!

Getting stamp 4 on self sufficient

Thats the thing...we`d like to establish: non-worker or ...?!

If you mean self-sufficient as non worker,see here at the bottom where directive and me discussed it.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=20733

Great post WALRUS!

Got the paper and read the story
By the way,nice family photo Gabriel

legal fine tuning= More red tape :twisted: We just dont know at this point what gift they have wrapped up for all of us! :lol: :x Residence,nationality and DNA data base are in pipeline as far as I can tell......EU question is up for grabs...I dont know if I would to bet on that one...time will tel...

In an interview with The Irish Times, Brian Lenihan said the Immigration and Residence Bill, brought forward by his predecessor, had been withdrawn for "legal fine tuning" and would be reintroduced in January.


http://home.eircom.net/content/irelandc ... =Eircomnet

they have made a really bad attempt at deleting the persons details but you can still read it.

I personally did not submit medical insurance. Did you tell them to mind their own business, or just leave the question blank? Just left it blank. My wife and I both work so I did not think it was needed. Mind you, my wife had a twice stamp 4 previously(one year at the time),before all this fiasco ...

In any case, it is usually pretty low

Yes Directive,but in this instance its Family of 3 and that would amass to 15-20K a year!But as you said there is no set rule how much one should have in the bank so this figure I mentioned is fictional.
I think decisions are made on case to case basis.

Good point Directive. I personally did not submit medical insurance. Medical insurance is only needed if/when EU citizen is student or retired person. Students and retired people may reside in another Member State only if they have sufficient financial resources and health insurance to ensure that t...

Archie wrote ...But if you have resided in Ireland for 5 years legally (excluding student visa) whether on work permit or Spousal permit, you are automatically entitled to permanent residency and naturalization Yeah.., I raised that question & answer here@ http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic....

CONGRATS

My quote is not nonsense what is nonsense is you standing on the queue each year to aacept a year resident permit for your spouse.Stop draging me into this uneducated discuss. Of course its whole this business with DOJ is nonsense. No, your quote about economy is not nonsense its utter self-righteo...

Don't drag me into time wasting debate on this and concentrate your efforts on the topic/thread. I am not draging you into anything,you kicked off first! Just stop posting nonsense,which this quote truly is! Hahahaha Ireland will be in the same shoulder with any of the poorest countries of the worl...

Good luck to you Archie. Brownbono wrote : The EU will soon reduce funding to Ireland and the strength of the country will be tested. Its a myth that this can cause downward spiral in economic development. There are hundereds of reasons why Irish economy may or may not falter(credit squeeze,recessio...