I thought they had to live in direct provisions? You sure hes an asylum seeker....... No they dont, if they have alternative accomodation, they just have to give the address and proof of address to the ORAC and they sign off on it. Sound. Listen I am not going to reply on this thread no more as I w...
I think reporting someone should be the last step. Unless there are serious or criminal issues involved, for example, forced marriage to gain residency or lies to get someone to marry them to then gain residency. Other than that, I agree, it is quite morally shallow and especially should not be done...
Wheres he going to work? As a non EU citizen he has feck all chance of work here now. Btw, it costs the state circa 80,000 euro per annum to house, feed, and clothe asylum seekers. Well there is no need to worry about my hubby to be costing the state anything, as he is living with me, and not in th...
Likes: 1. Most of the people, and love the ethnic diversity. 2. The beautiful scenery, heritage, old buildings, castles, history etc. 3. Close-knit communities, although this can be a dislike too. 4. The size of Ireland, you can drive everywhere and the longest it would take to get to the other side...
THE VAST majority (72 per cent) of people want to see a reduction in the number of non-irish immigrants living here, according to an Irish Times Behaviour Attitudes opinion. Overall, a total of 43 per cent say they would like to see some, but not all, immigrants leave the state, while 29 per cent w...
Your fiance is a bogus asylum chancer. Deport him. Wanna be with him, relocate to Nigeria. Its not as bad the Irish Times "migration correspondent" would make out. In fact, parts are quite nice. We have enough scammers, both home grown and foreign already. Thank you very much. Deport. Id rather tak...
Her fiance, who claims to have fled for his life,passed through mand safe countries, and came to Ireland(no direct flights). Hes from Nigeria. How do you know he got here by plane? There you are making assumptions again, please stop barrading my topic, if you want to discuss bogus asylum seekers, p...
Congrats to everyone who has received their citizenship. From looking at this forum it looks like a lengthy, very hard procedure to go through. Look forward to being alongside new Irish citizens and hope everything works well for you all in the future. For people still waiting, hope Ireland gets up ...
Thank you everyone for your much needed, knowledgable advice. It has really helped a lot, look forward to talking to you all in the near future and if anyone else has anything else to add, I will be listening with open ears. Will update this post, when my Fiance and I are married, and will let you a...
Correct, you can indeed move to Northern Ireland for six months, work there, then return to Ireland. When resident in the UK, there is no compulsion for either the EEA national or the non-EEA national to register their presence in the state. This may save yourselves some headache with the UKBA, esp...
Hiya By the time we are married I hope to be in full time employment, and will get VHI then too, to have a better chance. If the minister was to refuse subsidiary protection, leave to remain and the application to the spouse unit, is there still an option for voluntary return, because I would like i...
Thanks for all the advice. No i'm not working at the moment, I am in my last year of college and I finish at the end of April. Going to try my hardest to get a job then, even if its just temping til I get experience. Children would be out of the question this year, want to be financially stable befo...
legislation is whats needed, even just to confirm what the law is.courts are reluctant to interfere with minister's discretion.each case on their own facts. Completely agree. The absence of legislation in this country, in relation to immigration matters, is frankly astonishing. "Ah sure, apply to t...
There wasnt really any border control between NI and ROI but with so many people travelling to NI during the recession to avail of cheaper products/cigarettes/petrol etc there is random stop checks and the GNIB have been known to do regular random stop checks also. I would suggest getting a visa, as...
Nearly seven out of ten Irish people now want the inflow of foreign nationals to be curtailed fearing that further new arrivals will strain the social welfare system. The poll was conducted after it was revealed in the Sunday Independent last week that the number of foreign nationals on the Live Re...
IT IS MEANT FOR ADVISING PEOPLE, NOT CRITICISING IMMIGRANTS AND PROVIDING STATISTICS If Irish Tom or someone else thinks a marriage is sham, he shouldn't advise because in that case, he would be advising how to dodge the system. In other words, advising how to commit a crime which itself is a crime...
Why are so few deportation orders issued? Why are so few enforced? Why are 90% of asylum seekers refused refugee status yet issued with leave to remain? There are deportation orders issued every day! The majority are not in the media because it causes problems then for the government because they t...
No he is not seeking asylum just to claim the dole, he is a hard worker and wants to work and have a better life. So hes fleeing his own country due to lack of work? Then hes no more an asylum seeker than I am. Hes an economic migrants using the asylum route to get into this country. There are bill...
Heres another to add to your list, if you are a naturalised citizen and not born an Irish citizen, please do not use facial terminology to describe us Irish people. But we are Irish people, Irish Tom. What else would you like non-irish to call us? Paddys, drunkards...?? I think "Irish People" is a ...
You are spouting pure unadultarated nonsense. Why were only 500 work permits issued to Nigerians, yet circa 20,000 of them are registered with social welfare? think you have your statistics wrong there Irish Tom. If you check CSO, you will see that there are only circa 38,000 AFRICANS (so thats not...
