If you thinking of full time studies, your best option is to keep Stamp 3. It'll count for citizenship and you can study just fine (unless you have work placement, see below). If you want to both work and study or your course has work experience, you'd have to get Stamp 2. If you're young enough by...

Hello, I applied as young adult and I used my mum's stamps in her passport to cover my residency before the age of 16. After age 16 I used my own stamps. I got both my mum's passports and mine photocopied and certified. I applied in May 2022, and recieved acknowledgement in October 2022 with no furt...

Hello, please can someone help me with this? I am filling out the stamp residency calculator. I have been resident in Ireland for the past 14 years but the calculator only goes as far as past 9 years (2013) The stamp calculator says as follows: Beginning with your 'start date', enter your oldest sta...

Did you receive any more communication or approval? I'm also wondering how long it takes to get stamp 5

Application Based On: 3-year Non-EU Stamp 3
Applied Date: 25/05/2022
Application received Date: 26/05/2022
Acknowledgment Date: 17/10/2022 (received 19th)
Second Letter: Pending
Approval: Pending

So far has taken almost 5 months for acknowledgement

on the contrary, found this while looking at the data online: https://ulsites.ul.ie/finance/sites/default/files/UnderGraduate%20Fee%20Classification%20040517.pdf https://i.imgur.com/jTHPDaA.png I'm afraid your uni might be the only one capable to answer that correctly. Were you paying Irish fees, E...

on the contrary, found this while looking at the data online: https://ulsites.ul.ie/finance/sites/default/files/UnderGraduate%20Fee%20Classification%20040517.pdf https://i.imgur.com/jTHPDaA.png I'm afraid your uni might be the only one capable to answer that correctly. Were you paying Irish fees, E...

Hello all, I am a stamp 3 dependent of my parent and I have a query that I can't find the answer to. I have been assessed as EU fees for college because of residency (live in an EU country for at least 3 of the past 5 years and my parent has to be tax resident for 3 of past 5 years) I have started o...

happyj wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 11, 2022 2:29 pm

https://www.irishimmigration.ie/burgh-q ... ointments/

There is number in that link.

Am I able to go to the Dublin office even if I live outside Dublin?

Some Genius giving u completely wrong information. No Family law matter need to declare in citizenship application. It's only Criminal conviction u disclose not Family matters. Still if u want to disclose then its up to u but Citizenship department is not interested Family matters. U disclose Famil...

happyj wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 10, 2022 6:47 pm

Oh i just checked online. it says you cant stay out more than 3 months without notifying INIS. Sometimes they agree if its related to health/medical/emergency reasons.

How can I notify them? By letter or email? What's their address?

Is she had ever been investigated by Garda on reports of abuse, regardless of outcome, she will need to declare it and provide documentary evidence (court documents) to support her statements. She called the Garda a few times as the victim to report her ex-husband for abuse, does that count as her ...

Hi can anyone give me advice? I am helping a friend apply for Irish citizenship by naturalisation (non-EU 5 years stamp 4) and she is required to state if she has been involved with family law matters in her application. She initially got stamp 4 as spouse of Irish citizen but when their relationshi...

Hello all, I am a stamp 3 dependent on my parent and I am doing a course which has work placement in the third year. I was thinking of doing the work placement in my home country and it would last 15 weeks or about 3.5 months. Am I allowed to leave Ireland for this amount of time and return while my...

Hi, could you post an update to this as to whether or not they allow it? I am looking to go abroad for about 4-5 months for similar reasons.