Got a letter in the post from EU treaty section. Acknowledging the application, sending back the original documents we sent to them and asking for the 2XPayslips and stuff about renting and utility bills etc etc. Saying once we send these in they will proceed with the application. No mention of comi...
Hi Sierra, Here is a copy of the covering letter I sent for my wifes Accompany EU Spouse Visit visa. They issued a type C visa. Remember, I was with my aife in Azerbaijan and travelled with her. If you are not travelling with her you may need to change it some what. Documents submitted: Wife's Passp...
Right ok. Legally it is possible. The same as being able to win the lottery is doable but difficult. I understand what you are saying. What I was getting at also is the fact now I am exercising my treaty rights in a different member state, working and living with my non-eu spouse, after a certain le...
EEA Regulations in Regulation 9 Family members of United Kingdom nationals This section has no associated Explanatory Memorandum 9.—(1) If the conditions in paragraph (2) are satisfied, these Regulations apply to a person who is the family member of a United Kingdom national as if the United Kingdo...
No you're wrong. I done some digging around and found the ECJ case of Surinder Singh. The case stated that nationals of a Member State who are exercising an economic Treaty right (that is, as a worker or self-employed person) in another Member State will, on return to their home state, be entitled t...
Can a non-eu spouse travel to the UK to visit, if she has a Irish RC, if her spouse if from the UK. I am from the UK and wondering if my spouse can use her RC to visit UK, when she gets it. In otherwords, can the use the RC to visit the EU citizens home country. Also is the temporary stamp she will ...
Dublin passport control is small. 2 immigration officers when I was then on 2 December with my non-eu spouse. We lined up together (EU citizens) and was told to go to the other immigration officer (on the right) to get the visa stamped.
Thanks for the link tiggs. In the UK i would be eligable for for treatment on the NHS. As I am an EU citizen am I not right in thinking this right it extended to medical treatment within the EU and as I am exercising my treaty rights, this is extended to my direct family, i.e. non-EU spouse? I can g...
Does anyone know about the receiving medical treatment if you are a spouse of a EU national (with a RC, currently in application stage) Is there a procedure to follow? i.e. need to get a medical card? e.g. What if spouse becomes pregnant. I am the EU citizen, currently employment within the state, e...
This is a copy of the letter I sent to INIS with my wife application for a Residence Card This is the letter I have wrote to the INIS. This letter is to be taken into consideration with my wife’s application for a Residence Card. I, ****, a UK citizen (passport number ****) arrived in Ireland on 2 D...
Hi - Is there a need for a covering letter or anything stating the directive or should I just send the documents with the EU 1 form? Looks like the Irish do ask for additional items. This is with regards to: (c) Evidence of current activities of the EU Citizen in the state. Need to show signed contr...
Quick question Directive/2004/38/EC, I don't know if you would be able to help. My Mother-in-law who is a non-eu national would I be able to use this directive for her to visit me and my wife once my non-eu wife get's her residence permit?
Submitted Covering letter, English marriage cert and both our passports. Got visit visa in 5 working days. Moving on. I did not register for job seekers. I have obtained work and started today. I have a 1 year contract job working for a blue chip company in Dublin city centre. Now is the time for th...
yeah - I just did this. I applied for a visa for my Non-EU spouse to accompany me on a visit to Ireland. All you need is the visa to get entry, doesn't matter how long they stamp it for at the gate. Doesn't matter what visa you have etc. We gave a covering letter, explaining the directive and the ke...
Thanks for the links. I will have a look over them. In the UK I worked as an accountant. I'm part qualified so will be looking to progress with this. Registered with 3 agencies so far and they all seem keen to place me. I was just wondering if contract work would be available for me. Like 3 month, f...
Hi everyone, Arrived in Dublin yesterday. Not really a problem at the airport but the immigration officer did not stamp for 3 months but only for 1.5 months. Does this mean I only have 1.5 months rather than 3 to exercise my treaty rights? Or, is the 1.5 month stamping insignificant and we still hav...
what is the GNIB card you talk about? The Residence Permit? This seems to be the topic troubling me. Your wife will need to eventually apply for a Residence Card , which in Ireland is called a GNIB 4EUFam See a picture of it at http://eumovement.wordpress.com/eu-countries/info-ireland/ Is this what...
what is the GNIB card you talk about? The Residence Permit? This seems to be the topic troubling me. My wife didn't really need to have a visa before travel as this could have been issued at the airport when proof is shown of her being a direct family member although getting to the airport may have ...
