They never asked me to attend the immigration office for additional appointment, just approved. I guess, because whatever stamp 3 or stamp 4, If the visa is a type of dependent visa, They seems to more focus on your spouse's status, rather than the you or me, which means you don't have to prove you...

They never asked me to attend the immigration office for additional appointment, just approved. I guess, because whatever stamp 3 or stamp 4, If the visa is a type of dependent visa, They seems to more focus on your spouse's status, rather than the you or me, which means you don't have to prove you...

Even if it is 'changing your stamp type' you should do via ISD renewal website, as I did twice. I originally held stamp 2 at the beginning in Ireland and married with my husband years ago, who recently got a naturalisation and became an Irish citizen. I changed my permission from stamp 2 to stamp 3...

Hi, I am hoping someone can talk me through the process of switching from my current stamp/permission (stamp 1) to a Stamp 4 visa, on the basis of being married to an Irish national, through Dublin. I am currently living in Dublin. I have read in several places that you are required to attend your l...

There is a long list of documents required for the postal application - including p60s, bank statements, etc. - but the list for the in person appointment is less detailed Because they can say on the in-person appointment "we're not sure, send it in by post", basically, so you send it in ...

Hi, Can anyone advise on the required documents needed for an in person appointment to change from a stamp 1 to a stamp 4? I am currently in Ireland on another valid permission and will be applying to stay here as the spouse of an Irish national in the new year. There is a long list of documents req...

My partner and I are in the same position and are considering moving to elsewhere in Europe with shorter durations required for de facto permission. Best of luck. [/quote] Sorry to hear that you're stuck in the same position. I hope you can find a solution that works for you. Moving somewhere else ...

Thanks so much for your response. My paygrade/role is classed under "library assistant". However, I am actually working in the archive/special collections, and my role is quite specialised and requires several very specific qualifications. I am a bit nervous to approach management/HR abou...

My current employment (in a library) falls under the "non-sponsorable" jobs list and it's unlikely that I will be able to receive a title change within the organisation, so I don't think I can go through the work sponsor route either, unfortunately. Is it library clerk/assistant (ineligib...

2 years of living together is highlighted everywhere as a necessary requirement, eg https://www.irishimmigration.ie/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Non-EEA-De-Facto-Partners-of-Irish-Nationals.pdf . It will be necessary for the couple to provide dated documentary evidence of cohabitation for at least tw...

Hello, I am trying to find out if it is possible to be granted a de facto partner visa if I meet all of the requirements *except* having lived together for a full two years before the application goes in. We have only lived together for a year but we will have been together for 3.5 years when it com...