I am a German citizen, my wife is Argentinian. We are currently living in Ireland but considering moving to the UK next year. One major obstacle would be the waiting time for an EEA2 permit, which, as I understand the threads in this forum, currently tends to exceed the 6 months limit stipulated by ...
Send a letter to the address where you sent your application, indicating your reference number (find it in their acknowledgement letter) and your new address. If you want to be sure they get the letter, send it by registered post or throw it into their letter box in person. That should be all you ne...
The website http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_nationality_law sums it up quite concisely (although we all know that you should not take anything Wikipedia says for granted without checking the sources cited). In your case, since you are a British citizen, a child of yours born on the island of Irel...
When entering on your British passport, you can go through the EU queue, and they will most likely let you in without asking any questions. In case they do ask, say that you will be looking for work. The only thing you cannot do is apply for welfare payments; otherwise you should be just fine.
According to Directive 2004/38/EC, family members of EU citizens exercising treaty rights have the same rights as the EU citizen. Therefore, if you currently need a work permit to work in Germany, so will your Indian spouse. On the other hand, the document http://www.arbeitsagentur.de/zentraler-Cont...
In other words, as long as my husband is working overseas we cannot reside in Ireland? Unless your husband is constantly flying back and forth and entertaining a household in Ireland, which would be rather expensive, he would not be considered resident in Ireland, thus not exercising any treaty rig...
Thankfully, Ireland's interpretation of EU rules has changed for the better. As a US citizen you don't need a visa to enter Ireland, so all you have to do is enter the country, file a EU1 application ( http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/FormEU1.pdf/Files/FormEU1.pdf ) with all supportive documents requi...
Can anyone give me their thoughts on how the rights of "migrant" workers may be better or worse than that of nationals in certain circumstances. I read through the thread, and it seems you are looking for specific examples on the treatment of a non-EEA spouse under national law vs. EU reg...
As far as I know, a single DUI alone will not be considered a serious criminal background and therefore should not be an obstacle to your moving to the Netherlands. Unless you want to throw away money, you should start the process of obtaining a family reunification visa without a lawyer; you can al...
Hello, my wife (Argentinian citizen) and I (German citizen) are currently living and working in Ireland. We were thinking about relocating to the UK but are being held back by fears that it might take months for my wife to be able to get a residence and work permit. Here in Ireland, the application ...
Hi! i'm eu family menber,i applied for resedency 6 months and 1 week ago.doses anybody know if doj are respecting the 6 months time? and if no.please anybody can tell me what can i do? If you have the time, show up at the Garda Immigration Bureau on Burgh Quay with your acknowledgment letter, state...
I am from India but i had overstay in UK for 2 and half years .. i came before 3 months ago when i was coming from Heathrew Airport while Immigration Officer written SERVED BY ISISIA With Black Pen In my Passport Now i have question that can i travel to Newzealand ? I would be very thankful to you ...
My working visa in the UK is about to expire. Am looking now to move on to Ireland. (I am going to post a similar question to this in the european forum). Basically, does anyone know the best way to go about getting a job in Ireland in the IT industry? Any success stories? Any agencies? Any good jo...
what rights would a US spouse have the second after the 2 are married in a EU country ( denmark, since marriage there seems to be the easiest way)? so if the US spouse is here on a tourist visa , can they remain inside schengen once they are married? do they need any permits or to go back to the US...
Can someone clarify, does the following EU law/rights derived from 2004/38 cover EU family members, wife and child ,family living outside the EU Looking for visit visa to Ireland in the company of the EU citizen. http://ec.europa.eu/youreurope/nav/en/citizens/living/entry-procedures/for-family-memb...
a) with D-spouse visa, can I work in Ireland full time? I believe that, as long as you are not married, you cannot apply for a spouse visa. b) We met initially in by internet and have just met once in person. Regarding to the embassy in Lima, the immigration office would require at least two face-t...
The Department of Justice knows that EU Directive 2004/38/EC forbids them from depriving a family member (who falls into one of the relevant categories) of an EU citizen, from exercising their right to work, to study, or to set up a business. And yet, this is exactly what they were doing. Such fami...
1. Airport-pickup (this may actually have some relevance) Imagine the non-EU-part was left behind somewhere, in order to later "join" the EU-part on a trip. Airlines are obliged to ensure that all passengers on their planes have valid visas, otherwise they are liable to returning the &quo...
My mums dad was french […] Can i get french nationality through my descent. According to what I was able to find, it is likely that you will not be able to claim French nationality by descent: Conditions to obtain the nationality : By filiation * French is the son, legitimate or illegitimate with...
Which EU country is the easiest to immigrate to/settle in for a Hungarian national with a non-EEA spouse? Since Hungary is now a EU country, any other EU country should be fairly easy to immigrate to. Anyone with personal experience of the hassles (or preferably the least amount of hassle) to get a...
We are thinking about either France or Germany...are those countries easier when it comes to this?? From what I read in this forum, others may know more about it, obtaining a residence card in France based on EU rights is fairly straigtforward, and takes between two and four months to complete. My ...
I am a British national living and working in Ireland (for over 4 years). My Russian boyfriend's student Visa recently expired, so he is now back in Russia. We want to get married, and live together in Ireland, where he wants to work, and improve his English. The issue of EU & NON-EU marriage s...
I am American and marrying a Spainard, but we want to live in another EU country, do we have to live in Spain for a certain period of time, or can we get married and move to another EU country? As soon as you are married you can both live and work in any EU member state. Certain countries, however,...
