What nationality are you?

Guys you do realise once you get citizenship + passport, you can only live in another country up to 7 years and fill out a form every year saying that you want to keep your citizenship. After 7 years, you lose it if you don't live here. Nope, that's not correct. You've misunderstood. note on revoca...

Brigid from Ireland wrote:If both are dead, and have left a living spouse, their spouse could also apply for a passport.

I'm afraid post-nuptial citizenship no longer exists in either British or Irish nationality laws.

As it was my mother, not my father, that is British, I would actually have to go through a similar process to this in order to become British. I am able to "apply" for British citizenship using form UKM, but I also run into snags in that process. But to register as a British citizen, assuming you w...

chursy wrote:

Greenie wrote:http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/england/b ... st_hrt.htm

I have the British passport. Not sure thus applies

It does.

Yes.

If you are a family member of EEA national and you are travelling together (or you joining him), there is no point to enter as a tourist (even if you just coming for a short visit). The requirements to enter as a family member are much simpler than a tourist. Your intentions are not relevant. If yo...

Yes.

Greenie wrote:In his first post he says he has just applied for an Irish passport.

Ah yes, just saw that.

Hi chursy, Are you a British citizen or do you hold another form of British nationality? If you are a British citizen, are you also a European citizen or does your British citizenship come from somewhere in the British Isles other than the UK (and you are without a "qualifying connection" to the UK)...

Do you not have to be habitually resident?

If your son is no longer dependent on you, then he would have no right of residence with you. Nope, that's not quite right. There is another category which does not require dependence: Without prejudice to any right to free movement and residence the persons concerned may have in their own right, t...

What is ukba's current position in cases where a dual British national seeks to use the surrinder singh route having worked in the the other country of their nationality. I.e. The op has an Irish passport already and goes to work in ROI he is therefore not exercising treaty rights in Ireland since ...

Ah, good find. Well that's that then: no resumption of British citizenship unless renouncing it was necessary in order to become a citizen / retain the citizenship of a third country. As Ireland doesn't have a problem with dual or multi nationality, then if the OP chooses to renounce his British cit...

OP, renouncing British citizenship is a big step and costs money. However, it can be subsequently reclaimed (only once) for a further fee. I believe it can only be reclaimed if the reason for renouncing it is when it is required to acquire another citizenship, which is not the case in this situatio...

Hi Guys,after getting Naturalization certificate,how long it will take getting first irish passport.how many weeks or days passport office taken ?which doc they want for applying first irish passport,thanks Passport Express (via the Post Office) is the cheapest and fastest method at 10 working days...

Hi Guys,after getting Naturalization certificate,how long it will take getting first irish passport.how many weeks or days passport office taken ?which doc they want for applying first irish passport,thanks Passport Express (via the Post Office) is the cheapest and fastest method at 10 working days.

poundcake, you do know that you also have entitlement to be a British citizen, and have had all your life, don't you?

One more point, till today Ireland still regards NI as their own country Nope, not since the GFA. The Irish constitution was changed. Northern Irish citizen is a birth right and British Northern Ireland citizen is a birth right under the same citizenship act in UK and in Ireland. If you live in NI ...

Hi guys, Eventually I got hold of someone through citizenship helpline last Thursday . I unfortunately have some court fines for traffic offences in 2004. They said that they are going to send me the letter for submitting the receipt of those fines. They didn't give out any other information so I a...

If you're resident and working in Ireland, your spouse has the right of residence. With that, comes the right to work. Evidencing to a prospective employer that your wife has the right to work, however, is difficult unless she has a residence card. Application for a residence card is submitted on fo...

Any aprovals based on eu spouse. There is no such category. I think there is a kind of internal INIS categorisation Standard: - Work/Visa permit, Green card Others: - Spouse Irish/ EU - Asylum - Parent of Irish... Most of the backlog are for others, the train is moving but very slowley for other ca...

Hello Mark,

What will your activities be in Ireland?

nedret wrote:Any aprovals based on eu spouse.

There is no such category.

Many thanks. Good luck.