Please HELP ME OUT

[B0uNCY]

I was born in Pakistan. I am livin more then 19 years in Holland I have The Dutch Nationality..

My Boyfriend lives in Ireland 2 years now.. He is also from pakistan.. he has a student visa.. he go to university and he works too in ireland..

We wanna get married in Ireland.. and settle there.. i will start working too but we wanna know if i go to ireland and we get married in ireland can he stay in ireland and appeal for any residence or visa to stay in ireland.. or does he has to go back to pakistan and apply again for a visa for ireland

and will his status of visa change from student visa to somethin else if yes in what..

i need any information about if we wanna get marry what we have to do and what will happen if we get married in ireland

[greengrass]

Hi,

I would advise you to get married in Pakistan, it's probably easier for you.
Your husband can then apply for a visa: http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/WP ... HowToApply

Required documents for spouse of EU citizen:
http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/WP07000228

Important: Visa type: D visa : http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/Type_of_Visa
purpose is: Spouse of EU citizen

Then you can use your EU Treaty Rights:
http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/EU ... hts%20FAQs

Regards,

[Maliklahore]

I did the same. Go to Pakistan and get married . please don’t forget to make photos and make lots of pic during ceremony attach that with your visa application.

[B0uNCY]

Thankss For Givin Me Advise

But My BF is already in Ireland on base of a student visa. He works in Ireland, And he wanna keep working in Ireland.

And i m still living in Holland and working there. I went 2 times to ireland to visit him.. So thats what we would like to know can he just stay in Ireland if we marry each other without goin to Pakistan.

I called the immigration last and they said you guys can marry.. after marry u have to apply for EU1 becz i have the dutch nationality.

[Directive/2004/38/EC]

There is no need to marry in Pakistan unless you want to. It may in fact be a little easier if you marry in Holland or Ireland.

If you marry in Ireland, then you should immediately go on a trip to another EU country (like the UK or the Netherlands) for a few days to celebrate and be "resident". You should be careful to collect proof of this trip when you submit your husband's EU1 application. See http://eumovement.wordpress.com/2007/06 ... -question/

[B0uNCY]

I want to thanks everyone who took time to help me out with this situation.. but my boyfriend and i broke up.. becz of my future in law's dont want to accept our realtionship.. anywzz

i wish everyone good luck...

GOD Bless you all !!