Will these rules definitely come in effect if the UK stays? Is the legality of the deal still being questioned or will all non-Eu marriages officially be classified as a sham after they vote to stay?
Hi. I asked some questions before and this forum was very nice and helpful. I currently live in the US with my Italian husband. He is very unhappy here and wants to move to Ireland. I do as well, but I'm terrified of the short time frame we would have to get settled in. I'm worried that he will not ...
And the quote prior lawful residence, to my knowledge, and what i have read regarding this on a legal law firms website. it's regarding illegals in the UK ( or eu perhaps ) marrying an eu national in order to obtain residence in the country, i know this for a fact that i know loads of people illega...
Yes, it is a risk to move sooner and of course that only applies to those that are in a position to relocate inside of a couple of months or so. I know this is easy to say - but we shouldn't stress about those things we have no control over. Of course, that doesn't mean we can't be mighty pissed ab...
That would be the dumbest thing ever. Marriage before both spouses take up residence together is the complete opposite of marriage of convenience. Thank you for answering my questions. I understand what you're saying now. I can't really understand what the point of it is, personally. Surely anyone ...
I'm in the same boat as you. I'm a non-EU with EU husband, both of us living outside the EU and planning to move to Ireland this summer with no intention of moving to the UK either. Short answer: Nobody knows. My husband and I were thinking of leaving earlier, but we decided not to risk it since we ...
No, please don't lock the thread. I'm extremely worried about the future but this is the most in depth discussion I have found and I want to read it. Well the problem is, the information are not accurate and sound as no one knows a thing. Therefore this thread and some of the inaccurate post are ca...
I think so. However, you may be snookered by the implementation of 'before marrying a Union citizen'. That would be the dumbest thing ever. Marriage before both spouses take up residence together is the complete opposite of marriage of convenience. Thank you for answering my questions. I understand...
In the thread you linked: "Legally resident includes visitors. Get a visitor visa for some part of the EU for her then apply for a residence permit when she is in Denmark. See http://www.nyidanmark.dk/resources.ashx ... 45_eng.pdf Specifically 2 and 6. See the following link for more examples f...
does these supporting documents e.g pics, chats, letter etc are required by the couples who are living together after marriage for a long time like 18 months at the same address? Even though you lived together for a while and you obviously have a legitimate relationship, I still highly recommend se...
Ignore my last post. My sleep deprived mind completely misread the context in the article you linked. Well, I think we have to understand why they didn't choose this: 'Non-EU nationals who had no prior residence in a Member State before marrying an EU citizen' but they chose this: 'Non-EU nationals ...
You should wait for expert opinions but maybe I can give you an idea. I was married to my husband for only 3 months but we lived together longer than you have when I was issued a permit. Besides the required documents we sent 3 years worth of bank statements from our joint account, about 50 pictures...
Thank you Richard. I wasn't thinking about that. I keep this point: 'The changes as put forward are unlikely to impact EU citizens who can demonstrate that they entered into a relationship before moving to a host state, such as the UK.' I highly doubt they would bother giving new entries a chance wh...
I understand now thank you for explaining. However, after re-reading this thread I think what liksah said makes more sense and I hope he/she is correct: http://www.immigrationboards.com/search.php?keywords=bingo&t=203556&sf=msgonly "who had no prior lawful residence probably means: were...
Please clarify how the supposed changes would affect an EU citizen who lives in the US and married an american. The EU spouse has never lived in Europe. Would the couple still be able to move together to any EU country (in our case Ireland) under movement rights? If the US spouse has never lived in...
Please clarify how the supposed changes would affect an EU citizen who lives in the US and married an american. The EU spouse has never lived in Europe. Would the couple still be able to move together to any EU country (in our case Ireland) under movement rights? This is also assuming they have no i...
Okay wow I didn't think it would be that simple. Thank you so much for clarifying. My husband also has to have a job within 90 days in order for us to stay. Thank you again.
One more question: Apparently Americans don't need a visa for Ireland? Couldn't I just fly as a tourist to join my husband once he settles in then apply for a residence card or would that cause trouble with immigration?
After researching I understand I need a short term C visa
My only questions now are:
Do I need medical/travel insurance?
Once I receive the visa how much time do I have to arrive in Ireland? I know once I arrive it is valid for 3 months.
We haven't found a flat yet so I highly doubt we would be able to apply for the RC in time and it would be a huge risk we aren't willing to make. I just don't understand why I wouldn't be allowed to exercise treaty rights if my EU spouse has never lived in the UK or EU.
I also don't think that those families currently exercising their rights under the current free movement will suddenly be asked to fulfill the new requirements). What do you suppose would happen to me if I receive a family permit before the referendum but we both couldn't move until after June? In ...
'In addition, non-EU nationals who are married to or who marry EU nationals already living in a host Member State will need to meet the domestic immigration rules of the first EU country they reside in.' Can someone please explain how this would effect me? I'm married and living with my EU spouse i...
