Me and my mum will be travelling to UK every fortnight for weekends, hopefully this will be ok in terms of her Irish citizenship.
She got UK visitors visa valid for another 4 years. I presume its ok for her to travel on her visitor visa rather than getting EEA Family permit?
Thanks

i ll change the amount to 100 euros as it does make sense. thanks for answering my questions. much appreciated.

Thanks for your detailed reply, very useful. Thanks for guiding me in right direction. I have set up a direct debit of 75 euro per week to her account. Some of the money is withdrawn from her account every week mainly for shopping. I will change health insurance direct debit to her account and pay f...

Brigid - Thanks a lot for your detailed answers, much appreciated. Permanent Residence - Because Residence Card is valid for 5 years they can say she is not permanent resident. Well our intention was to stay in Ireland for 6 months and then go back to UK. But because of SS changes I am thinking is i...

Hi Can my mother claim/apply for the following once she receives Stamp 4 EUFAM (dependent family member of EU citizen). I have checked the guidance and can't find anything. Because of SS changes we may stay in Ireland for next 5 years. Is this going to affect her permanent residence and citizenship ...

Is it possible for INIS to know how long EU citizen is away from Ireland? They never scanned my passport on Dublin airport when I travel from UK. Also i think there is no immigration control on CTA (Motorway and Dublin port). Is it possible for INIS to match Ferry/Airline records with EU citizen pas...

Well there is no change in documents section as well. how one will know what documents he/she have to provide to prove center of life and integration requirements.

UKBA have released the new EEA2 form but I can't see any changes to SECTION 5 – SURINDER SINGH CASES. Also no changes to documents section of the form. I can't find new guidance as well.
what you think guys?

Thank you, I can see the option for comprehensive there. But looking at other insurance companies, they all have different names for different levels. Is there a specific level of coverage required for the EU1 form as far as anyone knows? i bought the insurance cover from this website, dont remembe...

Hi all I wanted to know if my husband can 'join' me in the UK if I left early? When we applied for the UK permit it was to travel together. Would it cause a problem boarding a plane to the UK? What does the family permit says? if it says "Accompany EU Spouse" then you better travel together. Just k...

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Jellybean105 wrote:Ah! Sorry mis read that. Urm, we got it with our documents. Our letter stated when the decision is due and also a request for some docs. They might send it to you separately.

hopefully

Jellybean105 wrote:They will most probably send you another letter, possibly with the documents.

Well the letter came with the documents.
did they send you two letters?

Hi Today I have received the documents back with a Letter from INIS EU treaty rights section. Letter simply confirms that 1. your application is received and they are returning our original documents. 2. We should inform them of any change in circumstances and new supporting documentation should be ...

There seems to be serious confusion about EU TREATY RIGHTS. It applies to the EU Citizens (i) spouse (ii) partner (iii) children of both sides who are under 18 It doesn't apply to THE PARENTS of the the non eu or eu citizen. If the parents what to reside as dependents you must apply for a dependent...

Thank you for your prompt reply jinkazama_11. My concern is that my parents are not living with me(they are in Pakistan) so is this something that can cause problems in getting them invited to UK directly? I have been following your other thread on similar topic. That has been a great help and I ho...

I need some advise regarding sponsoring my non-EEA parents to Ireland or UK as adult dependents. I am an Irish national and I have been living and working in Ireland from more than 10 years. I have my other sibling living in UK(British national) and also participating in financial help. Both of my ...

Irish embassy in which country?

My question is If my mother gets residence card in Ireland how easy it would be for us to move to another EU country. I am thinking to move to Switzerland/Germany/Scandinavian countries. Do I have to prove again in that member state that she is dependent on me. It seems using SS will be much harder,...

Do people think that bank accounts may be included in the test for permanent removal to another member state? Surely that would be too much! People who have long term bonds/ISAs etc would be at a great disadvantage! This is beginning to sound crazy...I'm not even sure that I want to go back to a co...

congrats
u got stamp 4 or eu4fam?

stars wrote:How would it apply to a European national living and working in uk and wanna apply EEA family permit for their non EEA spouse?

wont apply to eu national working and living in uk

Lets see what happens on 12/12/2013 in O S.

That's not good

Oh yes.
you said you considered using it when you were working in Germany.
Why you considered using it?