Ireland immigration advice needed

[reachanihere]

Hi, everyone. I'm a new grad from India, and I've accepted a job offer in Dublin. I'll receive my Critical Skills Employment Permit (CSEP) shortly. This is regarding the Irish Immigration Process. I'll be moving to Dublin this year, and I'd want to bring my girlfriend with me to Dublin next year. We are not married currently but I plan to get married next year when I return to India for a leave. We also do not reside together currently. Would it be possible for her to get a dependent visa after a year that allows her to seek employment in Ireland on a Stamp 1G basis?

Could anyone be kind enough to please address this query?

Thanks so much in advance!

[meself2]

I'd say so, but you'd need to give full account of your relationship when she applies for a visa to arrive there.
https://www.irishimmigration.ie/coming- ... ly-member/

You must provide evidence of the claimed relationship.

The responsibility to show proof as to the genuineness of the relationship rests on you and your sponsor. The nature of the evidence required will depend on the relationship claimed, for example see below – spouse, civil partner, child.

Spouse or civil partner

Marriage certificate or civil partnership certificate – marriages/civil partnerships must be capable of recognition under Irish law for other purposes outside of the immigration system
If your sponsor’s (spouse/civil partner) residence in Ireland began before your marriage/civil partnership, and you have not been issued an Irish Join Family visa since your marriage, you must also provide a full account of your relationship history (where and when you met evidenced by e.g. visas, entry/exit stamps on the passport of your spouse, photographs, correspondence by e-mail, telephone etc.)
A relationship must include a number of face to face meetings (excluding webcam) between the parties. It is not sufficient for a relationship to have developed solely over the internet or by telephone/sms for immigration purposes.