Thank you for all the advices guys, really appreciate it! I will let them know and take it from there.

@finalversion_2k I know you are waiting for your application, Bets of Luck for you! Hope you get it! And please keep us updated!!

Things are not that easy how it looks, retention it self is very difficult these days, and these days they make it more difficult regardless you inform them or not.. I'll suggest to check the below post.. https://www.immigrationboards.com/ireland/visa-revoked-and-citizenship-t287082.html Thank you ...

Things are not that easy how it looks, retention it self is very difficult these days, and these days they make it more difficult regardless you inform them or not.. I'll suggest to check the below post.. https://www.immigrationboards.com/ireland/visa-revoked-and-citizenship-t287082.html Thank you ...

I would strongly advise you to inform inis on your situation. It could be taken against you if they find out you did not disclose the information. HI nojoyfrominis, but the point is, as I can understand if I inform them I won't be able to keep my residence as I can not apply for EU5. The whole syst...

I would strongly advise you to inform inis on your situation. It could be taken against you if they find out you did not disclose the information. HI nojoyfrominis, but the point is, as I can understand if I inform them I won't be able to keep my residence as I can not apply for EU5. The whole syst...

W hy are you posting under 2 usernames??? This is not permitted on the forum !!! https://www.immigrationboards.com/announcements/multiple-member-id-s-t11811.html . This is forbidden activity. You may have one member ID here and only one. We make exceptions only under specific cases, and only when w...

Thank you!
We are splitting up in good terms, and she will help me in anything I need.
We were thinking about not start divorce and keep all bills and prtb etc in the address of one of us so I can complete the 5 years and apply on my own. What do you think of that? Would this be too much risk?

Thank you Ramz!
But lets say He keeps and dont inform them, when he gets divorce and apply for retention, they will see that they were not together and living separated, will this not be an issue?

Hi Alves!

Any update on your case?

Hi all, Hope someone could advise me on this! I have been married to a UK Citizen for almost 4 years. Our marriage was in Ireland and we also have been living and working in Ireland the whole time. Things haven't been going well so we are thinking of splitting up. As I need to be divorced to apply t...

@finalversion_2k and @DanaMarie - Thank you! Yea, I had a look on internet and apparently I don't think that just the fact my wife is a British citizen would help much as she would have to be living in the UK. solicitor website link removed by moderator https://www.thejournal.ie/family-law-brexit-36...

I can understand your situation, as I went through last year with same things. you can't hide it yourself from this problem, you have just below 2 options, if not today then tomorrow but you will have to chose one... there was third option which I was trying to explore but it was waste of many and ...

divorce decree is the only document which is time consuming here in Ireland.. And Hack of this requirement is divorce from any other country. Holding information has another big disadvantage, these days people are receiving letters from departments about to prove their mrrg is genuine or not, they ...

@richard12: don't mixed 2 things.. just for understanding let me share the process.. lets assume currently you are on Stamp4 EUFAM, and you guys are separated after 3.5 years.. from here first you need to retain your stamp4, for that you will need to fill the EU5 application form with all the requi...

> The decree of divorce or nullity - Asked above Ans: you can't apply EU5 without divorce.. that's mandatory.. ( http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/EUTreatyRightsFAQs#Q18 ) Read Question: 18.. second in ireland you have to wait, you need to be separated 4 out of 5 years.. Quick option foreign div...

if you guys were here all the time and if you can prove she is exercising her EU treaty right before and at the time of divorce then I'll say you are good to go.. just make sure you are divorce first, second you have all her P60, bills, Lease, PRTB, Bank statements and revenue documents if any.. (a...

Hi all, Hope someone could guide me with correct advice for my case. I am a Non EU citizen and have been in Ireland for over 7 years. I have been married with my wife (UK Citizen but she lived in Ireland her whole life) for just over three years (3y+4months) and things haven't been going on well so ...