Why don't you move to an Englishing speaking country? Maybe Ireland? I just think France and Spain would be quite hard to get yourself up and running.....unless you speak French or Spanish of course. Anyway you would have to apply for a visa for a spouse of a European citizen which should be issued ...
Ok so can I give a quick example? And maybe Benifra or any of the other members can explain it?
Ok I (Irish Citizen) Husband (Non-EU visa required)
Married 3 and a half years? Never resided on the Island of Ireland?
Ok so move to Ireland? we have to wait 2?3?4? years?
I don't get when they say you have to be living on the Island of Ireland at least 1 year before application? (Reckonable Residence) When you most certainly need to be living there 3 years? If you are the spouse of an Irish citizen who is applying for Irish citizenship you must meet the following con...
Your telling me ??? We are now going through the EU commission, filed a complaint last year, have been in contact with them regularly! The Italians refused as he had been here illegally before we married! Which they are right he was, but when he became my other half he was technically no longer ille...
No no no....have no moved North and wish things were going smooth for me....still not sorted anything out after 4 years....madness i know, other half still waiting on documents....after 3 and a half years of marriage if you can believe that!
Oh yeah they are that bad, but don't get me wrong....I have very nice Italian friends they just couldn't organize anything if their life depended on it!!
I have recently been in the North of Italy and have to say things worked much better than down south!
First of all if you make more than 25,000 a year you can sponsor an illegal family member that is already in Italy...you can not sponsor anyone that is not already here! Let's say you offer them a contract and declare they have been working for you for the last 6 months, they can then regularise the...
Yes it is kind of true I will explain..... Italy until recently held amnesty's every couple of years where they legalized immigrants who had been living in Italy illegally for over I think 5/6 years? And had a work contract. Then they abolished this. They made a new law where by being illegal (cland...
Obie can I ask you what kind of questions they ask? I can only imagine, I always wondered about this? Lets say in a couple of years myself (Irish citizen exercising treaty rights moving home under EU law) and my Non-EU spouse arrive at Dublin airport? Does he go through the non-eu queue alone or cou...
I just want to state a point....my friend moved recently to the UK with her non-EU spouse from an African country and he loves it? After pending 10 years in Italy he feels it is a breath of fresh air. So don't think you can blame a whole courty for a few idiots in Government/or on the streets for th...
I have to say I read through the post and it almost made me laugh ....Obie what you think of the UK I think of Italy.....ITALY where it is now a crime if your an illegal immigrant? punishable with 5 years in prison (where they think they are going to put all the illegals presently in the country I d...
Akwadaa - did Obie not give you an answer? Get the application, fill it and get your landlord to sign his part. Once he has done so, take a copy and the recorded delivery receipt you received from the post office and send it to the department. It is your landlord's responsibility to do it. Get him t...
Obie - I understand your point and we are highjacking this post, this will be my last point regarding this matter but you say With or without these people, the DOJ have sought to and continue to seek to penalise Non-EEA family member of EU national for a number of reasons. I find that it is not only...
OP- Where are you from? Your visa/residence card? When where you issued with your RC? I found the following on the INIS website The death of the EU citizen, his/her departure from Ireland, divorce, annulment of marriage or termination of partnership will not affect the right of family members who ar...
Obie i understand what your saying and as I said they do have a child so obviously there was some sort of relationship. I'm not referring to the OP but just in general.....it always seems to be when they reach 3 years they divorce. Of course but partners in a relationship can use one another for the...
Arch - Sorry to say that i was thinking the same thing. Obviously the OP has a child and maybe they are genuinely married! But i have seen loads of cases on here where EU-Non EU split just after 3 years! Coincidence? I don't know but it's making me very cynical!
Trying to get a point across plum and didn't realise that it I was not allowed to write exclamation marks. Sorry !!!!!!!!!!!! Also I'm sure i had answered this question a couple of weeks ago? Paola have you looked up the website? Or you could look up Polizia dello stato website or even Ministero Del...
Ok so first of all you apply for a CARTA di soggiorno!! not a permesso and you apply at the QUESTURA!! Depending on the city where you have your residence! You can apply for this permit as soon as you marry! And you apply directly at the QUESTURA (Immigration Office)not through the post office!! As ...
I think they will know if you get married as you will result as a married person anyway even if you didn't inform the benefit people of your marriage, when they eventually find out which they will you and your future wife will be in serious trouble....probably here more than you? As previously state...
Really so if I an Irish citizen was to have children outside of Ireland they would be Irish? Not Irish by descent? Can they pass it on to their children even if they are not born in Ireland? I had thought we had the same rules as the UK? By descent - then unable to pass on to children born outside t...
I take my previous statement back! Maybe I'm wrong - here is what was written on the inis website - A person whose father or mother was an Irish citizen at the time of his/her birth is automatically an Irish citizen . A person whose grandfather or grandmother was born in Ireland may become an Irish ...
I'm not sure that's correct, as you would be Irish by descent you could only pass citizenship onto your children if they are born on the Island of Ireland. Well that was my understanding of the whole Irish by descent. As to question 1 yes you would be able to live/work within the EU and your spouse ...
By saying your parents will pay for everything, you should have done a spreadsheet clearly stating what you and your wife will be paying while living with your parents? Have a search through the forum! There are thousands posts like yours.....maybe have a look at spousal visa apllication Pakistan?? ...
