So, u come through to immigration at the airport and they give you the 3 months stamp. Then! If you decide to stay, go to the Department of Justice website and look for the EU 1 Form. You can download it and it tells you what documents to send in. You need to send everything (passport etc) to the De...
hi Ricky, i'll try and answer as clearly as possible because this stuff is confusing! For stay up till 3 motnsh, you do not need a visa. When you enter the country the Gardai (police) will stamp you wife's passport with a 3 month entry permit (for holidays only). If you're only staying 3 months and ...
B-Citizen by the different immigration departments by the way, not by the people of course. The people are wonderful of course and I half consider myself Irish in any case. But to answer your question, you can of course move over and work without issues as you are EU. Your wife will need to apply fo...
Hi sawcebox how come you qualify for italian citizenship if you both reside in the UK? I ask you because I'm also Italian but living in Ireland for 10 years with my husband who is South African and we were never told he could get Italian citizenship on the basis of being married to me. By the way, I...
Thanks Scrudu, if you don't mind me asking, how long did it actually take?
And while we wait for the spouse permit, is my husband allowed to stay in the state without work?
thanks Scrudu...I think he will apply for a normal renewal of his current work permit. Its unfortunate as it binds him to the one job...but best to be here with me than back home
It would appear the Italian Embassy in Dublin does not provide such service and that you must instead have the document translated privately at a very high cost (starting from €50.00 up)
Hi, thanks for the information. We have now been told he should apply through a EU 1 form. To apply for citizenship you need to have work permit stamps for a total of 60 months uninterrupted and we have a few months missing. The problem really is that his current permit expires in a couple of weeks ...
Hi there, I have looked through pages and pages of topics but cannot find any post in relation to my situation. I'm Italian, regularly resident in Ireland (registered with the AIRE). My husband (NON_EEA) and I got married in Italy about a month ago, upon return to Ireland, we were told that it would...
Hi there, I was wondering if anyone had any idea on how one gets a marriage certificate translated from italian into english as a valid legal document. I'm italian but resident in ireland and my husband is south african also working in Ireland. I know we need to have our marriage cert translated int...
