Thanks noajthan,

Having read that link, k reckon I can justify all queries if they are raised, thanks

Gurus,


Please help/suggest in this matter!

Just to add i have not moved for few months with this arrangement, it will be 12 months plus by the time we move to Uk

Thanks noajthan, I have thought about it and i have prepared the responses but would like you to comment on these as best as possible, i moved to Eire for a promotion and better prospect as per my role which includes developing teams, tendering for more work etc etc, i left my pay in Uk account as t...

Please don't share personnel information on board, I suggest PM this is to protect you,

When you send email to inis mention what date u sent your applications, nationality, passport No, date of birth, EU citizen details such as date of birth nationality

Hi Guys, Any recommendation on our house rented, is that ok, Also my pay from UK company is paid in sterling (tax paid in Ireland though). I receive my pay in uk account please note the uk account address is our Eire address, and then i usually transfer the amount to irish account, Is this setup ok ...

Hi,
I know few members with their wife and dependent parents received stamp 4 recently.

I would suggest to send email to inis reminding to issue stamp 4.

Hi yaz87, I haven't seen that fact written on their website, the only changes I can see is the changes in EU1 form for permitted members, have you seen this update/information at any authenticated web site/source, also is that approach applied on permitted members or qualifying members too, as it st...

Any Updates? Has any one received Stamp 4 letter recently, Thanks

Hi nt16, I am in similar situation working for UK company in Eire, make sure you declare yourself with HM revenue using P85 as you are working abroad, this will change your tax code a you will be paying take in NL. With regards to dependency for my parents financial receipts of payments to them were...

Hi L Ali,

Siblings (brother and sisters) fall under permitted family members and spouse/parents fall under qualified family members, hope this helps,

Hi travelling-show,

All the best with the process, unfortunately we have to cross the Centre of life wrapper

All the best travelling-show,

I am in similar condition, UK is not very easy to get visa for non-EU and yes you are correct they raise questions on dependencies.

Hi L Ali,

Looks like they are not issuing temporary stamp to extended family members, see here (http://www.immigrationboards.com/irelan ... 04523.html)

as per Law this is unlawful not to issue temporary stamp while the application is under consideration.

Gurus / Moderators,

The country consulate in Dublin are not issuing MRP passports, is there a problem in getting MRP passport renewed with Non MRP. will there be problems in getting irish and Uk visas in future? Thanks

Thanks Lisa,

Apologies in advance in my poor understanding of Irish stamps,

I thought Stamp 4 is temporary stamp given for 6 months followed by Residence card which is 5 years.

Did you get residence card prior moving to UK?

Hi Lisa,

Just to confirm did you applied UK family permit after stamp 4 in Ireland I.e. After registering with Garda and GNIB card?

Hi L Ali,

As per other board members and one of my friend the stamp 4 acknowledgement letter was received in 7 weeks. All the cases I am talking about are spouses. You should be recieving your letter soon, can I ask if you have applied for qualifying or permitted member?

Good luck hudaj101,

We applied @ the end of Jan and are waiting to get some thing in post next week.

All the best for your 5 years decision,

Hi All,


Just to update one of my friend received stamp 4 (acknowledgement letter) in 7 weeks. I reckon that is super quick. Given the fact that there are not many EU citizen entering Ireland EU1 team must be flying through existing cases.

All the best,

Hi All, My this post is related to possible free movement changes mentioned in media and white paper. After reading all around the boards, blogs, websites i havent not come accross any possible changes which is proposed to dependent parents of EU national exercising free movement rights. There are o...

Hi Fessy

That will make no difference, please see below link:



Irish government are stopping the cases deliberately,

I was initially thinking based on present EU scenario to move back to Uk, but I agree with raja, that the benefit will be more if we get 5 years card and then move, this will facilitate the UK
Process even if the laws are changed etc... This is just based on thoughts

Brilliant,

We are in similar situation and will be getting response in June/July too, hope the referendum don't affect us in UK,

Hi raja,

Do you mind me asking you if you went to Kildare for stamp?

Also are you planning to go back to UK based on stamp4 ? Thanks