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by Dazed » Wed Sep 19, 2012 9:54 am
Thanks for coming back to me,
While I read the webste before and it said
Non EEA nationals who wish to remain the State and are in a de facto relationship with an Irish National must be in a position to provide evidence of a durable attested relationship of at least 2 years. The following documents must be provided to General Immigration, INIS, 13-14 Burgh Quay, Dublin 2
Copies of current passports of both parties.
Evidence of finances of both parties
Evidence of relationship of at least 2 years duration (i.e. tenancy agreement, utility bills, bank statements, etc)
Subject to the immigration status of the non EEA national permission to remain may granted. This permission will exempt the non EEA National form work permit condition.
The above is not an exhaustive list, and you may be asked for additional documentation in support of your application
It doesnt specifically state you need to be living together just you need proof of a relationship for two years. I understand it is harder to prove that without (i.e. tenancy agreement, utility bills) but surely still possible
