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Michelle33
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Family reunion - long term residency holder

Post by Michelle33 » Thu Feb 02, 2023 12:18 pm

Hi,


I have been in Ireland for more than 4 years working with visa sponsorship (stamp 1 General work permit), after i change to stamp 4 through long term residency does it give my partner the right to work in ireland ?

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Re: Family reunion - long term residency holder

Post by meself2 » Thu Feb 02, 2023 12:45 pm

https://www.irishimmigration.ie/my-situ ... residency/
If your application is successful your spouse and/or dependent(s) may also apply for Long Term Residency. Your spouse/dependent must also have been legally resident in the State for the required 60 month period i.e. during the same period of residence as you.

If you are granted long term residency as a spouse/dependent, you will be granted either a Stamp 1G or a Stamp 3 permission (depending on what type of employment permit your spouse/parent held). If you are granted a Stamp 3 permission, you are not allowed to work on this permission.
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Re: Family reunion - long term residency holder

Post by Michelle33 » Tue Feb 07, 2023 5:04 pm

Thank you, in case of my spouse will not apply for long term residency, any chance for her to get stamp 1g?

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Re: Family reunion - long term residency holder

Post by meself2 » Tue Feb 07, 2023 5:53 pm

Michelle33 wrote:
Tue Feb 07, 2023 5:04 pm
Thank you, in case of my spouse will not apply for long term residency, any chance for her to get stamp 1g?
1G as a spouse of CSEP/HA holder is given to, as expected, to spouses of CSEP/HA holder.
https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/m ... cheme.html
Your family member must apply for an employment permit to work. They cannot apply for a Dependent/Spouse/Partner Employment Permit. Instead, they must apply for another category of employment permit. This means the job must satisfy the criteria for the permit.
She can get 1G as a graduate, finishing lvl8+ course, as all other nonEU nationals (see below), but your GEP will not help here, whether you get LTR or not. She has to find ways to work in her own right.

Your spouse's advantage is her ability to stay in the country and look for jobs; even though it might be challenging initially, she would just have to find someone who can sponsor her.
If it doesn't pan out, another option is to switch to Stamp 2 when her 5 years for citizenship are done by doing a lvl8 conversion course/lvl9 for her discipline to improve further (allowing work 20h/week) and look for work full time with 1G after graduation for a year (or 2 years if lvl9); if it doesn't pan out, she can at least get some work experience during 1G and either wait fo citizenship or come back to stamp 3 if no luck there.
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