Does anyone know what a good yearly wage would be for a EU Citizen who wants spouse to join, by that what would be more favourable- some might say it dont matter but i doubt that- is 24k per annum, 40k or 60 k- is it a case of the more the better chance your spouse has. From a legal point of view i...
im going to moldova :) thancks If you are flying to Moldova, and you are a Moldovan citizen, you will not need a visa for that. If you have a valid GNIB card, you will not need a re-entry visa for Ireland, either. Does your flight have stops? If so, are these in EU countries or not? For each stop i...
Congratulations cantaro! Thank you! Critical question: Before moving to Ireland, did you and your wife live together anywhere else in the EU, and subsequently both of you moved to Ireland together? Or was the setup different? Yes, we lived together in Germany for one year immediately before moving ...
If I recall correctly, "Stamp 4" is the national Irish "leave to remain", and "Stamp EU4Fam" is the stamp for EU1. Today my wife and I went to the GNIB to collect the stamp and the residence card. The officer explained to us that the actual stamp in the passport is a c...
my wife has applied for EU1 residency. Here are the stats: EU-Country of worker: Germany Non-EEA country of spouse: Argentina Date of application for residence card for spouse: 24.10.2007 Approved, Denied, or Pending (if approved, supply date of approval): Pending My wife just called me at work say...
Off the top of my head: for visiting purposes, there are no more national visa within the Schengen space. A visitor visa for one Schengen country automatically entitles the holder to visit all Schengen countries. Therefore any health insurance must be valid for the entire Schengen space. I suppose y...
Let's fire ahead. :) In my experience, the Netherlands are generally a clean place with friendly people, most of which happen to speak enough English so that you can get by in everyday life. For getting a job there, however, you will almost always need a certain level of Dutch, unless the job in que...
I have and never had any intention of him becoming German. I'm so fed up with all their stupid rules, [...] While I completely understand your attitude, it is not a question of your son becoming German, for which he would have to renounce his Irish citizenship. Most likely he already is German by v...
I think there is some misunderstanding here as to whom the provisions of Directive 2004/38/EC really apply. Generally they apply to any citizen of a participating country (and their relatives) in relation to any participating country other than that of which they are a citizen . Therefore, if Heike ...
I'm German with a Turkish husband who just got his 4EUFam card today. We both live and work in Ireland. I checked Germany's visa rules and it states that spouses of EU-nationals but NOT Germans who have this 4EUFam card do not need a visa if they are travelling together. I checked with the embassy ...
If he's from a visa waiver country, will they check for a return ticket at the airport immigration? In my (limited) experience, Immigration do not check whether someone has a return ticket. The airlines already do that because they face a fine if they fly someone that is not entitled to enter the d...
Could anyone please advise on the type of visa required of a spouse of a German national seeking to relocate permanently to Germany - both spouse and the German national have resided outside the EU for the past 50 years. Aside from the via requirements, are there any additional requirements e.g. La...
While it's understandable that someone might want to become a Danish citizen if living in Denmark, swapping American and Romanian citizenship in order to achieve this seems like a poor bargain. Agreed. Since Romania is now a EU member state, and it will be only a few years before Romanian citizens ...
I am a dual Irish-Australian citizen, with a non-EU (Australian) spouse. We're currently living together in Canada. We are planning to fly into Ireland, dropping some things off with family/friends, then going cycle touring around Europe for 3 months or so before settling and finding work in the EU...
I heard , new immigration bill 2008 has been announced . is there anything about EU1,something change something new . EU immigration laws and procedures will most likely be left unchanged. See Section 7 of the act: 7. Nothing in this act affects --- [...] (c) the European Communities (Free Movement...
Are you married to your partner? Is your partner a EU citizen? Is your partner an Irish citizen? The answers to these questions matter as the proceedings differ. Please ask again in the Ireland immigration forum and be sure to answer these questions as well.
Although it is possible to transfer money from one EU country to another at the same cost as a local transfer, most employers will refuse to pay your salary to a foreign bank account. Your only practical solution will be to open two bank accounts, one in ROI, another in NI, and transfer the money yo...
does anyone know what the procedure is for a european to register as a resident in another european country? for example if i am british and want to live in ireland or finland? Registration requirements differ from country to country. First of all, as already mentioned, you do not need to get any s...
I been also checking that the documentation than the employer needs in order to work is the PPS number. This can be obtained with stamp 3 Is it correct? Actually, my wife got a PPS number without having any stamp at all. The revenue office only check for valid ID and proof of address. Kind of logic...
I have spoken with the Garda in Dublin and they said that with our matrimony certificate, both our passports and little more he would get a stapm 4 (in about 2 weeks) and that with that was enough to live and work there for a year. It used to be like that, but not anymore. These days you will have ...
Hello, my wife has applied for EU1 residency. Here are the stats: EU-Country of worker: Germany Non-EEA country of spouse: Argentina Date of application for residence card for spouse: 24.10.2007 Approved, Denied, or Pending (if approved, supply date of approval): Pending At least they were fast ackn...
what is the best (or easiest) way for me to get an EU passport so I can forget about visas in the future? Stay in Spain some more. As a Latin American citizen you can apply for Spanish citizenship after completing two years of legal residence in the country. Once you have a Spanish passport you can...
