IRPs aren't printed in local stations- they're printed centrally and then sent to those stations. I highly doubt youllget your card on this visit (but possible; I don't know the procedures for outside Dublin)

Moved to Other countries subforum as it doesn't have anything to do with UK immigration.

alikcr7 wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 27, 2024 7:54 pm

but what is the process for her to travel to any schengen countries?

She applies for Schengen visa. Follow the process listed on the website of a consulate for a country you want to travel to.

UK visa doesn't help her with it at all.

It may depend on the way this payment is organized. If that extra amount is put down differently from the base salary, UKVI may not accept it as they may consider it as an income you may or may not get. Also, This secondment role is for 12 months. And what will happen afterwards? You will not fulfil...

I was told that I need not apply for Stamp 1G renewal as the decision will come by my 1G expiry date (20 Sep). By whom? ISD staff? As far as I know, you're covered for 8 weeks on the conditions of your past stamp (1G in your case), but there's no clear rule about it. I'd say start looking into the ...

It's way too early to talk about ILR. You would have to either apply as a spouse (and be put on 10 year route/do a 5 year route switch) or wait for another 2 years and apply for long residence to stay in UK as youve been here for 20 years (which is also a 10 year route). Other members will give you ...

Doesn't hurt to ask - you lose nothing by sending them a query.

Waiting time seems to be the norm - as per https://www.irishimmigration.ie/visa-decisions/ , they're working on July last year applications in Dublin. The difference might be caused by the fact that some applications are decided in the locsl visa office while others are sent to Dublin. See https://w...

Coreection - did you made an application for the permit itself or for an IRP card?

If it's the former, 8 week provision won't apply to you.

I was told that I need not apply for Stamp 1G renewal as the decision will come by my 1G expiry date (20 Sep). By whom? ISD staff? As far as I know, you're covered for 8 weeks on the conditions of your past stamp (1G in your case), but there's no clear rule about it. I'd say start looking into the ...

Hi, my wife has an appointment for a temporary Stamp 4EUFAM on last day of October, and is expected to start work on Nov 7th. Should we consider asking the employer to delay the start date or is it safe to continue? Did anybody encounter any issues in the temporary Stamp4 appointment that we should...

am going to apply for 5 days priority service as I need to travel home in November for some commitments. Keep in mind it's not a guaranteed service (UKVI may take longer and sometimes it will, even though you paid) and you won't be able to travel until the decision is made (and possibly till your n...

Frustrating that they're holding hostage my original passport as well. Before I sent in my document, the passport office assured me that if the application took longer than expected, I could call them and ask them to post me my original passport back and they should be able to accomodate that, did ...

Hi All, Just an update on my side: Submitted the application on 28.05.2024 Received acknowledgement letter on 07.06.2024 with additional documents request Received appointment request 14.08.2024 with again additional documentation request Appointment on 10.09.2024 Temporary stamp 4 card received by...

Hi, my wife has an appointment for a temporary Stamp 4EUFAM on last day of October, and is expected to start work on Nov 7th. Should we consider asking the employer to delay the start date or is it safe to continue? Did anybody encounter any issues in the temporary Stamp4 appointment that we should...

Post removed - don't put some unrelated AI generated data on the forum, please @radhikagupta

Meeee wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 19, 2024 9:21 pm

I probably will not receive a response before the deadline to apply for indefinite leave to remain.

What would you mean by a deadline? An expiration of your current visa?

You can start with the official documentation - https://www.irishimmigration.ie/my-situation-has-changed-since-i-arrived-in-ireland/spouse-civil-partner-of-irish-national-scheme/ But in short, assuming you satisfy income/etc requirements, yes; you get married abroad, she applies for a visa to go to ...

They can very well apply for the passport on the candidates behalf and make an effort to provide the candidates with their new Irish Passports at the ceremony! Imagine how wonderful it would be! As someone who would prefer to have a passport in a different name compared to naturalisationvcertificat...

brianfalconerglasgow wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 17, 2024 4:07 pm

Do they still require you to swear an oath of fidelity in person or can it be done remotely?

For FBR it doesn't happen. It's only for ones gettign their cert via naturalization (in this case you do it at a ceremony).

You can just apply for a passport by post now.

Whyworry wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 06, 2024 4:34 pm

is it possible to inform Ukvi that remaining visa fees balance will be paid without withdrawing the application as they are concerned it might take time to get the refund back in other to reapply.

Not that I'm aware of.

Hi everyone, I don’t see anyone posting on when original docs were returned after you have received your new passport. I’m so worried that they will loose or forget to send something back. How fast they return all originals? And I hope nobody had any issues and all docs were returned? They usually ...

could she apply for a Lithuanian passport on the basis that her children are Lithuanian nationals? Very unlikely. Her nationality at birth was different, she held a Russian passport. What is stopping her for getting a Russian passport now? It will take a few months, but at least she will have a doc...

alialhoni wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 14, 2024 11:40 am

I am wondering if the dependents can extend their visa for less period (say 1 year) to avoid paying a fortune for IHS.

No. It's 3 years only as pre immigration rules.

Thinking out loud - maybe he can switch to family visa in this case?
That's usually bad advice, but AFAIK it has barely any, if not none, absence limits, allowing your husband to qualify for ILR in 5 years.

Other, more experienced folks, will give better advice - wait for their response.