Coming to Ireland from France -Non EU spouse +EU husband

Emc · Post by **Emc** » Wed Dec 09, 2009 8:32 pm

Hi, i ve got some more Qs to ask, My British husband and I(Russian) were planing to settle in France, i ve already got my Schengen Visa from French embassy in Moscow, now we ve decided to check out Ireland as a second option for settelment. I realy dont want to go begging for Irish visa) ireland is not part of Schengen) cos they alwayse make it so hard and i am afraid to be refused. We decided to go to France first stay for a few weeks and then fly to Ireland from there. Do i need a visa to enter Ireland with my British husband from France or not?

Please advise if anyone had similar situation

dublin3 · Post by **dublin3** » Wed Dec 09, 2009 8:57 pm

By law you don't need visa.you can simply come at port of entry and present you marriage certificate and both passport and you will be granted entry but the problem is in France they will not let you fly without visa.
they will check you Irish visa or Re entry before you fly.

Emc · Post by **Emc** » Wed Dec 09, 2009 9:22 pm

thanx for the info, its better to know upfront. it seems that french boader control has found the way to dismiss EU freedom of movement by checking entry visa to ireland.

acme4242 · Post by **acme4242** » Wed Dec 09, 2009 10:43 pm

If I am correct(?), You apply for residency in France, as you are entitled to do, and obtain your French issued EU1 5-year residence card, you can travel to any other EU/EEA member state without a visa, including Ireland.

The UK on the other hand refuse to obey community law, it's a long story, basically you should not consider them EU. They require their own British issued EEA family permit.

dublin3 · Post by **dublin3** » Wed Dec 09, 2009 10:53 pm

yeh you are right UK don't play fair well anyway flying from France when you are going to any Schengen state you don't have to pass immigration but if you are leaving Schengen zone then you have to pass the immigration.
Because Ireland is not in Schengen and as the other poster have said once you get you French card valid for 5 years with Eufamily member on it you can travel to Ireland with your husband without a visa.

IrishTom · Post by **IrishTom** » Thu Dec 10, 2009 2:19 am

You mass immigrationists seem well organised, as oppossed to us who are anti mass immigration. We need to do the same to stop the tide of foreign nationals settling in our beloved land.

My time on this forum has been a learning curve. One which will be executed upon and put in practice. Remember 72% of Irish people want an end to mass immigration. The system is ripe.......

dublin3 · Post by **dublin3** » Thu Dec 10, 2009 9:04 am

OK IrishTom I heard you now please leave..
This place is for people to seek or give advice regarding to their immigration problems.

IrishTom · Post by **IrishTom** » Thu Dec 10, 2009 9:32 am

rebel82 wrote:OK IrishTom I heard you now please leave..
This place is for people to seek or give advice regarding to their immigration problems.

You were deported, no? What concern is it of yours?

dublin3 · Post by **dublin3** » Thu Dec 10, 2009 9:46 am

IrishTom wrote:
rebel82 wrote:OK IrishTom I heard you now please leave..
This place is for people to seek or give advice regarding to their immigration problems.
You were deported, no? What concern is it of yours?

Yes I was but not from Ireland from UK and see I am back to Ireland and have legal status in this country and living good life because people gave me good advice in this forum.
I got my residency because people from this forum guide me and told me the process.
And its not something unusual that I am deported I know a lot of Irish who got deportation from States and a lot of then have been issued with deportation order but instead of responding to those orders they have absconded.
I have no personal problems with you but I can't think of any reason why do you hate immigrant who are doing the jobs here that you are not able to do.
Don't come to this forum and moan about mass immigration try to get in touch with Government and explain them the situation and ask them why are you allowing immigrant everyday.
Ireland need people to do jobs, Ireland needs people to do Highly skilled jobs.
and for your information this is not gonna stop immigrant will keep coming.
I hope this will be helpful for you..

smalltime · Post by **smalltime** » Thu Dec 10, 2009 12:23 pm

hi mr tomtom

im buying my ticket now one way ,
all immigrants will leave now and that will make economy better yeah! hurray mr tom.! whooooooo clap clap

solution to UK, CANADA, USA, etc stop taking in highly skilled people man its will ruin the economy - right mr tom tom?

hahahaha

Post by **Obie** » Thu Dec 10, 2009 7:24 pm

IrishTom wrote:You mass immigrationists seem well organised, as oppossed to us who are anti mass immigration.

I am sure you will find similar organisation at Stormfront or other dearly beloved infastructures or establishments. There is no reason to be resentful about our unity and togetherness, as this forum is for assisting people with immigration problem, and to help them aware of their rights. You will find it tremendously hard to fit in. Your presence here will cause you more heartache.

OP in regards to your query, i will advise you to apply for a D category visa called EUTR ( Open to correction), which will allow you entry into Ireland to Accompany you husband or to join him. It is issued free of charge and as part of an accelerated process.

Post by **Directive/2004/38/EC** » Thu Dec 10, 2009 11:51 pm

If you are married to an EU citizen, you are entitled to free movement in the EU just like your spouse. You will not be turned down, and can not (for the most part) be turned down, as long as you will be travelling with or joining your EU partner.

Ireland is a wonderful place to visit, for a weekend at least. And most of the people are wonderful friendly!

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Coming to Ireland from France -Non EU spouse +EU husband

Coming to Ireland from France -Non EU spouse +EU husband