another shot in the dark (sorry for the replies)

Is the visa cost the same for a minor? (health insurance and support funds) Our youngest son is only 3

CR001 wrote:Yup, just check your/husbands previous posts and edited my post.

We have both posted before! but i have no idea on how to find his previous posts unfortunately ... Iv just hijacked his profile (My username would have been a little different methinks )

CR001 wrote:What is your fathers UK status?

Resident in the UK (essex) since the 80's on an Irish passport, born in South Africa

CR001 wrote:You don't need death certs. Only birth and marriage.

Is unabridged ok or do they have to be vault copies?

It's actually been such a run around, you wont believe me, weve been trying to get back for years, and tried the ancestral visa route before but was told i do not qualify due to grandad being born in the Republic... i only last night found the date info!! LAST NIGHT!! Its driving me nuts... we could...

1. your reply... Thank you very much for the info! Its allot of money but its a throw up between time or money for us at this stage. A few more questions if i may. I do have all original documents, including my grandfather's original Irish birth certificate in 1909. My mother and father as well as ...

Good day everyone, I have a few questions to ask and am hoping you can help :) I am 43 and live in South AFrica (born South African) with my husband of 14 years and 2 minor children. My paternal Grandfather was born in the Republic of Ireland in 1909. I know that i can apply for the Irish FBR and th...

Hi, I am in the process of getting my Irish passport. My father has been living in the UK since 1883 on his irish passport. 1. Can i apply for a EEA family permit for my husband and 2 kids on my irish passport even though i live in South Africa? 2. What is needed for the application? (we have been m...

Thanks everyone. She is definitely eligible as it is her Grandfather that was born in ireland, she has to register on the FBR though as her father got his citizenship and passport after her birth and not before. The biggest issue for us right now is just the time line. But with SA being in such a ba...

Thank you so much for all the replies and help. My wife's father went over to the UK in 1982 and got his Irish passport then (after she was born) due to his father being born in ireland. He has lived in the UK since then, on his Irish passport and has never actually resided in Ireland. Her maternal ...

The only other country that would be open to us, I'm guessing, would be UK as my wife's father, and most of her extended family, now resides there. But that is also out of the question as we would need visas now to enter the UK. Thank you for the list, we will go through that and see if it is an ave...

No, you cannot claim asylum as a South African. SA is not on the 'danger/high risk' list. Yes, unfortunately I dont agree with you and I promise you white people in South AFrica also do not agree with that :( All you have to do is google White genocide in South Africa to see what we mean. http://ww...

We live in South Africa which, as far as we are concerned, is on the brink of a civil war where any white people will be at a BIG disadvantage. We want to register my wife on the FBR so that she can get her Irish passport and we can all move to Ireland. The problem here is that the MINIMUM waiting p...