It's a different matter, OP. "Not also a UK national" is not the same as "not a UK national".

Hi Claire,

Are you an Irish citizen, a British citizen, or both?

Claire, open a new thread and explain your circumstances. Someone will be along to help.

claire_bear_1905 wrote:i am a british citizen married to a turkish citizen can we apply for eea family permit?

No, not usually.

index2011 wrote:They dont know any Solicitor.

Yet they're taking on a non-EEA national and giving him a salary of €63,000 per annum?

Sorry, but something doesn't ring true here.

Where is the nearest safe country to the UAE?

Hi folks, Does anybody know what the situation is with regards applying for a national insurance number, for the purpose of applying for benefits, within the initial, unconditional three months of residence? I'm a UK national. The applicant will be my wife, a Singapore national. We have been residen...

corposelet0505 wrote:his permission expires on the same date when the decision is due

No it doesn't. Family members of EU nationals do not require permission of any sort to reside in Ireland.

I don't understand your question. Could you clarify?

ali_ireland wrote:thx

its mean i need visa if i like to travel another eu country/

If you are a visa-required national, yes.

ali_ireland wrote:i married to eu citizen and spend on eufam visa on 5 yrs on dat base i applied my citizenship its made u clear now?

So you applied on the basis of 5 years reckonable residence. A standard adult application.

Your details are not that different to many asylum seekers here already. I do not think you could come as an economic migrant but if you aplied for asylum here you would get a fair hearing and stand a reasonable chance of success. You may stand a better chance in countries like Canada Asylum seeks ...

Irisheddy wrote:..What happens if you get stopped by a guard while driving, etc legally you will have no right to be here.

That's not correct. The right of residence in accordance with EC law is not dependent or conditional on the issuance of any document by Irish authorities.

As there is no provision in Irish nationality law to receive a certificate of naturalisation based on marriage to an EU national, I'm unsure as to which category you have applied under.

Hello. Using your numbering: 1. Because "Stamp 4 EUFam" is endorsed on the GNIB certificate of registration issued to those who have received from the INIS confirmation of their acquisition of the right of permanent residence according to EU law. 2. Auto-renewable, issued without fee, acts...

Perfect, thanks.

Hi folks, It used to be the de-facto interpretation of Singh that if a UK national returns to the UK in accordance with Singh, then part of the condition that the UK national is to be treated as an EEA national for the purpose of the EEA regs, is that he must engage in economic activity in the UK fo...

From what I understand is that even if needed too you would be entilited to housing Benefit in Ireland if you needed it which would be helpful as it would give you time to find a job as its almost impossible to just fly into Ireland and have a job waiting there. No Housing Benefit in Ireland I'm af...

A few days ago we took a flight from DUB to LBA. Upon arrival, to my surprise we found that UKBA Immigration Officers were inspecting the travel documents of all arriving passengers. We were travelling with Ryanair, so luckily we had in our possession our passports. My wife holds a Singapore passpor...

Further, you would need permission from the UK authorities (by way of a work permit) to engage in economic activity in the UK. No thats not required since I am employed by Irish company. But thank you everyone for help. It is required, since you'd be working in the UK. Where the company is register...

Further, you would need permission from the UK authorities (by way of a work permit) to engage in economic activity in the UK.

he has had residence in Ireland for over 4 years As long as the father has had at least 3 years "reckonable residence"*, the child is entitled to be an Irish citizen. Child may also be a British citizen, depending on the residence history of the mother. *Certain residence is not reckonabl...

I got the same letter OP. My application has been in since August 2011, so 9 months.

Regardless of the age of the applicant, a receipt for application of a residence card is due immediately. It is not a requirement of the Directive that that receipt should also include an invitation to receive a temporary six months Stamp 4 GNIB card. In my experience, sometimes an invitation to rec...

Ah now. It's widely known that the age of consent in Waterford is 13 and a half - and even that's only if you live in a caravan or on Ballybeg.