If joining or accompanying your wife, you have a right to entry at the port, irrespective of the position with the Residence Card. Not true. You need an EUTR visa. If you are accompanying your spouse and have all the relevant documentation on you, properly translated and attested, you might get in ...
Obie, you keep repeating that his wife is exercising treaty rights, but you don't know that. Does she have a job? Is she self sufficient or a student?
You don't know what she is and neither did immigration at the airport!
Because a person resides in one country does not mean they cannot reside in another. The question is whether she was residing in Ireland at all. Well it does of course. If you lie full time in Poland you don't live in Ireland. Irish authorities have to take the word of the Polish authorities above ...
The Directive says he needs a visa, but not necessarily pre-entry visa, as provision is made for visa to be granted at port. The difficulties is, the immigration officer in this case failed to undertake the task mandated by regulation 4(5). No examination was done, he was simply put in a plane and ...
Neither Metock nor Diatta are relevant to the OP's case, and the pp was quite right. OP had no status to enter the State. He had no EUTR entry visa. He was not accompanying his EUFam member. His residence permission had already been revoked, he had no status to live in the State. It was not in any ...
I am a qualified immigration professional who has worked in UK and Ireland, so I know what I am talking. I do not need to go very far into EU law jurisprudence. The 2015 regulations mandate an immigration officer not to deport a family member of an EU citizen who are not in possession of a visa. In...
Neither Metock nor Diatta are relevant to the OP's case, and the pp was quite right. OP had no status to enter the State. He had no EUTR entry visa. He was not accompanying his EUFam member. His residence permission had already been revoked, he had no status to live in the State. It was not in any w...
I think the confusion originate from your lack of understanding of EU law. The Court of Justice has ruled as way back from Royers and much recently in MRAX, that an EU citizen and their family member derive rights directly from EU law and not a document issued to them. The documents does not confer...
Its not a stupid rule. You got a stamp 4 residency card (which is not a visa) because you were resident in Ireland. You went back to India and are no longer resident in Ireland, so your permission is not valid. If the dept doesn't know you left for so long you might be ok a the airport, but then aga...
None of that matters, the docs can be for anywhere, translations are simple to arrange. The real issue here is that OP does not qualify as a defacto spouse, and may well not qualify as a married spouse. Marriage to an Irish national does not confer an automatic right of residence in the State. Does ...
You'e been illegally living in the State for the best part of a decade. If you are working it is a criminal offence. You have pretty much no hope of gaining status now
You are confused. If residency permission under EUTR has been revoked, a decision has been made that at that point the individual is not a beneficairy of the Directive. So when he turns up at the border with no visa, and a revoked stamp 4, the ICO knows that the DoJ has already deemed he is not able...
Hi Kupuser Many thanks for the response and guidance points. My EU Spouse is indeed in Ireland and studying full-time (student visa) I will have a look at the information points you outlined and many thanks again for posting. My query was essentially once we are married (in Ireland) are we simply t...
You misunderstand the article. Winning the case did not mean the Minister had to grant citisenship. It meant that the minister had to reconsider the decision, and probably refused it again.
Some really terrible advice on this thread. You didn't tell INIS of your address change, which you were legally required to do. You left the state and returned to Pakistan so were no longer resident.Your residence permission was revoked as per the rules. You then had no status in the State. The ICO ...
She won't get a tourist visa as it will be obvious that she is applying for one because she doesn't qualify as a defacto spouse. She also won't get a visa as the parent of an Irish child, as the child was not born in Ireland. You need to a)get a job and meet the financial requirements, and b)marry h...
First of all, you are referring to a residence status, which is not a visa. Stamp 4 EU FAM is a residence permission. A visa is a permission to ENTER the country. Your residence permission is now invalidated as you do not live in Ireland, you left well over a year ago. So what you need to now apply ...
