Got your pm but this board is weird. Wont let me PM and blocks me posting if im not on a vpn. Anyway in a word yes. My wife got her approval 2 weeks ago, she applied just 3 months ago. The form is set up entirely for RoI so just ignore bits that dont fit NI. I sent a copy of her British visa instead...
Hi Magicmus My wife came to live in NI on a UK spouse visa in July 2013. In July this year, having lived on the Island of Ireland for 3 years she will apply to be Naturalised as an Irish citizen. This means we can avoid all the Life in UK nonsense and English tests. Annoyingly we just had to renew h...
Can you repost here? i`d imagine it was related anyway?
On the topic surely it is madness for people to be doing this until the EU referendum is sorted? This route could well be a thing of the past in a few months?
On 21st January 2016 my wife will have been married to me (a dual Irish/British citizen living in NI) for 3 years and thus be eligble to apply for Naturalisation. On 31st March 2016 my wifes current UK spouse visa will expire. My understanding is that the whole naturalisation process takes around 6 ...
are you sure squa? since reading the first post all the offical websites such as this - http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/Frequently%20asked%20Questions%20about%20Irish%20Citizenship%20and%20Naturalisation#Q2 - talk of people "entitlement" to be an Irish citizen rather than automaticall...
Hi All Im new to the board and hoping someone can clear up the unclear situation with NI immigration and confirm if my thinking is right or wrong. I`m from Northern Ireland and currently live here with my Thai wife. She is here on a UK spouse visa which expires in March 2016. Whilst I have never hel...
