JAJ wrote:Presumably you're aware that you will lose your Green Card when you leave the United States (and your husband will face a bar etc).

As long as you step foot on US soil one day per year, you should be able to keep your Green Card just fine.

Where in Dublin is the job based? If in the northern suburbs, is it possible to live across the border in Northern Ireland? (then you could sponsor your wife under the U.K. visa system). Also, are you on a green card in the United States? The job is in downtown, so I think it'd be a bit of a commut...

So, if the visitor visa is up within 90 days.. could she just fly to the US for the weekend and come back and renew the 90 days visa to continue looking for jobs?

Don`t apply with form EU1. As we already know couples that werent living in another EU country were refused. I would advise you to use "old system",thats how I applied in the past for my wife( successfully ) I can't seem to find any information on the 'old system' method. Does it have a s...

So, I've accepted an offer to relocate to Dublin through the large company that I work for. I've been reading these forums and have seen how much of a pain in the mule it's been for people with non-EU spouses to get residency. I'm an EU (Swedish) citizen living in the US, and have been married to my...