Thanks Scrudu - Visa applications by family members of EU citizens who wish to move to Ireland As of 26 January 2009, all visa applications must be made online at www.visas.inis.gov.ie . Once an application has been made online, the summary sheet should be printed and sent, along with the required d...
Yes where are you from? And your husband?? If your visa required you will have to apply for an entry visa into Italy. I know some people had problems as they had been in the SIS system and before Italy would issue an entrance visa they had to be removed from the system! You obviously know that as a ...
I was thinking of doing this....I will definitley forward everything they are asking me to the European Commission....just not sure if I want to risk the flight sans visa???? I would love to get into it at Dublin airport!! Just to see what they would actually do....the only problem is my poor husban...
Yeah I always fly with Aer lingus....so we could do this but it is the principal of the matter.....they told me at the Embassy that these are the guidelines that the DoJ are giving to the Embassy.... which are clearly wrong and Ithin the Embassy should know. I have emailed the Embassy sending the di...
Oh and I asked them to send me the requirements for my husband should we want to relocate to Ireland - (Which we don't at the moment) Visa applications by family members of EU citizens who wish to move to Ireland As of 26 January 2009, all visa applications must be made online at www.visas.inis.gov....
Ben - everything you said is exactly what I think and told the Embassy this morning and she told me sorry Ms but it is not as black and white as that.....your husband is visa required and as a result will need a visa to travel to Ireland and he and you will both have to book tickets!! I told her tha...
Okay so just got off the phone from the Irish embassy.......I was enquiring about a visa for my husband to travel to Dublin with me. Okay so we want to travel in January after Christmas so I asked the embassy would it be possible to apply say in November before Christmas rush etc.... but have the da...
Ok so apply - you obviously are going to? We have all given our opinions and thats what they are opinions.....apply if you get it you get it if you don't it is money down the drain!
1. What documents should we bring to the inteview (which is next week). I will be bringing marriage cert, all our passports(including my son's), her residence permit in Italy, declaration letter from me to say I will be travelling with her, letter from my sister's bank saying she is the owner and ha...
Hey I remember your post......congrats on your baby boy! I'm not sure they should have refused your original EEA permit but as your wife had a permesso di soggiorno per gravidanza I might see how they did...although you could have appealed! Ok so all the documents you listed are enough....actually y...
SOP please read from the UKBA website- Grounds on which entry clearance or leave to enter the United Kingdom is to be refused 7A) where false representations have been made or false documents or information have been submitted ( whether or not material to the application, and whether or not to the a...
I agree with ejw4h9 - if you read through the forum you will see alot of complaints about EU countries implementing immigration rules....i see alot of complaints about Ireland and the UK, but have to say Italy is just as bad if not worse and have heard some horro stories about Belgium and France!! S...
SOP- don't think you and the OP have the same case as the OP is a british citizen which means her spouse would be exempt from the ban technically! Whereas your spouse is on a student visa....and many posters have already told you they think more than likely you will be banned for the next ten years....
Where are you from ? Where is your spouse from? Where are you living now? Which country do you live in now? Where would you like to travel to? Is your wife exercising treaty rights?
I doubt they will be allowed enter with a one way ticket....remember a visa is just that it does not guarntee entry it is up to the immigration officer at the port of entry and a one way ticket will just look suspicious!
And is a return ticket not cheaper??? Usually they are?
And I don't think you can get her to pay your living costs....as you are no longer here on the terms of your visa not sure what your status would be, when did you arrive in the UK?
Wa reading the post and it is really interesting as I was thinking about moving home this year Ireland after living abroad for 9 years....decidedd to wait until next year as the economy is not that great! Just want to give my opinion....I think 26k is an ok salary for Ireland, alright child care is ...
Tan - you apply for EEA 2 not a EEA family permit the family permit is when you apply from a British Embassy abroad to travel to the UK and it is only valid for 6 months, the EEA2 is valid for 5 years and you will have the same rights as your spouse! You will have to apply for a CoA, I think.... hav...
