Yes, that's true, I'm affraid to say you this but your wife will have a lot of problems to get a job. What you can try is to get a work permit for your wift on the "normal" way. The only issue is that she needs a job offer form 40000 Euro/Year. So she has to be good qualified for such kind...
Hi, thanks a lot for your congratulations. I really think this is the best solution for everyone - until the stupid laws in ROI getting changed... Well, indeed I have a question for all the "Newry community" ;): Wow did you find an appartment there? We are looking now since 2 days in the i...
Just to keep you inform: Yesterday we got the EEA Family permit after 3 hours (!!!) in the UK embassy in Belgium. My wife got a 1 month Schangen Visa 2 weeks ago with a one entry permit. We where a little bit afraid because on the website they say that you need at least a multible entry permit to ge...
Hi, because of the EU1 desaster my wife and I are thingking about our opportunities. WE applicate in May for the EU1 residence permit but because we never lived in another EU country we already know that we gat refused. Because we don't want to wait until November-December and doing nothing, only fo...
Hi, yes, you really need a stamp that showes you are legal in this country. We tried during the pending EU1 process to applicate for the Family permit in the UK but we got refused because my wife is "illegal" here in Ireland (I send the letter from the DOJ that the case is still on pending...
(1) What is the EU citizen's nationality? Belgian (2) When did you apply for EU1 and what is the status? Still pending - we appied in May 2007 (3) How did you position your EEA family permit application (i.e. visit for a weekend or moving to the UK to live or something else) We want to move to NI to...
Hey, thanks for that, now I'm feeling a little bit better again ;)! Yes, I think they really talked about the spouse Visa... But about the family permit, I have 2 more questions: 1) How long will this Family permit count to get acceptet? 2) Do I already have to live in NI official when she is applyi...
Hi, dsab85 wrote following: "You will need a EEA Family Permit as an entrance Visa to the UK. It is free of charge, multiple entry and valid for 6 months." My wife went today to the british embassy to ask what she has to do to get this kind of visa. They told her that she has to pay nearly...
Hi, we are planing to move to Newry in N-Ireland as well because it's really a mess and bevore we got even more headache, we have to change something. My wife has still a spouse Visa for the UK until October. We are still on pending for the EU1, so my wife is legal, but without any proof of it (an e...
"I agree with you, if you don't have any letter from DoJ, or DETE, do not go to GNIB!" Can you explain me what do you mean with this? Do we need a special letter? The only thing that we have is the letter that our application is registred, nothing more. We want to go to the GNIB on Monday ...
It's a pitty. When they have a good notice, no one knows anything and at the end there are more questions than before... Perhaps you can help us further with our querstions. We are still on pending for the EU1 form and because we are waiting for 3 month now we don't count for the decission before th...
Hey, thanks for your information, Yes, the Beglium Embassy is really willing to help us, but they told us as well that we need a Re Entry Visa. Is it possible to get one when you are still waiting for the EU1 decission? Or du you need a GNIB card to get this? I know, it's not really an issue for her...
Hi, that's really sad to hear, but I still have hope that things figure out. I mean, it sounds so strange that EU citicians are not allowed to live in an EU country (because there spouses are not allowed to stay!?!?). I absolutly CAN't accept this. I mean, what kind of European union is this? But th...
Hi, I just read the messages here in the forum and I want to give you an information who isn't really said until now (I guess most of you already know, but anyway). 2 weeks ago I got following news by email: "When submitting a work permit application for a spouse of an EEA national, the €30,0...
