Hi guys! Hopefully someone can give me a bit of encouragement. I'm just still so worried we will be refused because of things like our age which they may use as a factor to doubt our genuine relationship. I'll be 21 and he'll be 22. Also the INIS office has been proving to be quite difficult to book...

I'm sorry but I don't understand your question. He will be allowed to enter Ireland with or without you based on his nationality (US citizen) unless he committed a crime in Ireland or abroad and immigration know about it, he had/has bad history with Irish immigration or for some reasons there are n...

I'm an Irish Citizen and my wife is from the Philippines. Both times we've met with the immigration officier (we live outside Dublin) thus far we haven't been asked for proof of address at all. We've been asked for an address, but not a utility bill or some proof of that address. You may not even b...

I forgot to add that if you are planning to go the INIS office in Dublin an appointment is needed, make sure you book the appointment well in advance since daily time slots are limited. I recommend to book months in advance to avoid any issues since you have only 90 days from his arrival to get reg...

Yes, the banks in Ireland do not need any proof of residence or immigration status to open a bank account. His US passport and a proof of address should be OK but call the bank beforehand just in case there are new requirements. One thing bring proof of address for you as well. You can get both you...

Few things here: - Once you are married in the US - I assume - he can enter Ireland with or without you since he’s not a visa required national, he will enter the country same way as when on holidays. He will get a regular holiday stamp in his passport. - Within 90 days of his arrival both of you w...

Hello I am an irish citizen and recently ( after a long distance relationship with plenty visits back and forth, messaging, skyping etc) got engaged to a wonderful american man. We hope to move to America later in life but for now we are hoping to start our future together in Ireland. I heard it wou...