It's written on that EU4FAM card :mrgreen: : this is not an ID Proof therefore you must have your ID proof i guess will the passport . Yh i know it's not an id that's why I mentioned the learners driving licence as that is an id and the residence card would be our entry as we become visa exempt bec...

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I hold a stamp 4eufam residence card from Ireland. I wanted to know if I will need my passport if in travelling back to Ireland from UK or will my residence card be enough with a learners driving licence (Manchester to Dublin on Ryan air travelling with my eu father)

I'll have to contact my uni and see if they will accept a COA untill my residence card comes as it will probably take 6 months if not more. Does anyone know how long they usually take to issue a Coa? I know it says immediately after they recieved the application but what's a realistic time frame if...

Thanks for the detailed response If we move to the UK it will be with my father using the surrinder singh route. I wanted to know if there were any other options apart from a tier 4 student visa but there doesn't seem to be one. However, will I still have the right to study in the university if my ...

Hi, I got an EU residence card (article 10) by exercising my father's free movements rights under eu law to Ireland. My father is a British citizen and now that I want to study in UK I can apply for a uk residence card via the surinder sigh route. But I want to know is there any other option I can ...

member wrote:How long have you been in Ireland?

We have been in Ireland for a exactly 1 year now

Hi, I got an EU residence card (article 10) by exercising my father's free movements rights under eu law to Ireland. My father is a British citizen and now that I want to study in UK I can apply for a uk residence card via the surinder sigh route. But I want to know is there any other option I can u...