One final thing: when your husband applies, if he is still doing some work in the UK, he may want to consider including proof of why you aren't planning on moving to the UK. The application asks whether the applicant intends to remain living in Ireland. I've seen some similar applications to your hu...
I was trying to see if there was something in the forthcoming ETA that would simplify proving travel dates for your husband. I don't think it does, but I'll lay out the research below in case it helps future readers. 1. So your husband will have a UK work permit to allow his work in the UK. https://...
There are a few things for your husband to consider. 1. To be resident in Ireland under EU FoM he needs to remain within Ireland for at least 6 months per year. 'Continuous residency' requires absences of less than 6 months: https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/moving-country/moving-to-ireland/righ...
Either way, the constitution claimed the full 32 counties until 1999. If it's not explicit then it's very much a grey area and the Irish Government are keen to keep it very grey. I would check with INIS, but I don't see your working in Ireland and being normally resident in Ireland causing a proble...
The Irish Nationality and Citizenship Act 1956 refers to residence in the island of Ireland. (15A) I was wondering the same thing when I read it earlier, but 15A is specifically the section for if you apply as a spouse of an Irish citizen, as far as I could tell the rest of the act says "the S...
Hi, I am an EEA citizen living and working in Ireland for the last two years. I am considering looking for a job in NI that would have me commute there from ROI, possibly for half a week or so, while retaining a home in ROI, where the rest of my (EEA citizen) family live. Would this have implicatio...
Except for passport from home country, what else need to be certified for citizenship Application? Thank you very much for your help in advance. The documents you need depend on what route you are using to apply. Read here: https://www.irishimmigration.ie/how-to-become-a-citizen/become-an-irish-cit...
I have received the certificate already but my employer said they must need the Irish passport to confirm my eligibility to work legally in Ireland, is it illegal to do so? The certificate can already prove that I am legally eligible to work in Ireland. My IRP will be expired after 25th Oct 2024, s...
Except for passport from home country, what else need to be certified for citizenship Application? Thank you very much for your help in advance. The documents you need depend on what route you are using to apply. Read here: https://www.irishimmigration.ie/how-to-become-a-citizen/become-an-irish-cit...
Except for passport from home country, what else need to be certified for citizenship Application? Thank you very much for your help in advance. The documents you need depend on what route you are using to apply. Read here: https://www.irishimmigration.ie/how-to-become-a-citizen/become-an-irish-cit...
Thanks, such a disjointed unhelpful process. My application is based on being married to an Irish citizen, 19 months so far and no end in sight and then demand €950 within 10 days to be considered for the next ceremony. If I said what I really feel I'd probably be banned on here. Thanks for your he...
I'm almost the opposite here, I have something on my ISD dashboard entitled Citizenship Certificate Fee, haven't received an Approval letter or any notification, can't complete the CCF application because of warning not to continue if no Approval Letter has been received plus need Group No. From le...
I've been digging around to see what information is available to define what constitutes 'attending a meeting', 'business activities', or a 'business visit' and what is excluded. And for the sake of interest, Germany (ie meant as indicative in Schengen in general, not Danish policy specifically) has...
British technicians in the entertainment industry are able to work under the 90 day visa waiver under certain conditions in Denmark, perhaps they cover your colleague, depending on the nature of the event: https://www.ism.org/visa-guide-europe/vwp-denmark/ This following link is for Spain, but perha...
However, I advise you keep your judgemental and blinkered and naive opinions on Ireland’s immigration policies to yourself and as to whether my actions constitute illegal immigration. I am simply fighting a system that is archaic born out of incompetent and self-serving political interests. You mad...
Hello thanks for that I thought about that with the child, but that will take some time because I can’t bring a newborn away from the mother because she’ll be planning to feed the baby… I had thought of maybe going to Spain and then getting residency there for her and using that to be an easier way...
The transition from C visa to D visa is explained below. Note they specifically refer to C as the incorrect visa to use in this instance. They are strict on the minimum requirements. https://www.irishimmigration.ie/my-situation-has-changed-since-i-arrived-in-ireland/spouse-civil-partner-of-irish-na...
The transition from C visa to D visa is explained below. Note they specifically refer to C as the incorrect visa to use in this instance. They are strict on the minimum requirements. https://www.irishimmigration.ie/my-situation-has-changed-since-i-arrived-in-ireland/spouse-civil-partner-of-irish-nat...
Greetings, I am seeking guidance on the process of obtaining residency in Ireland beyond the initial 90-day period. I am a Czech citizen currently living in Prague and working remotely as a self-employed contractor for an English company. My partner, who is presently unemployed, and I are planning ...
Thanks Vadrar for taking the time to reply. I hadn't known the timeline is how you've described, and appreciate your clarifying when Approval Letters might go out. I've up to now trusted the timelines posted on this forum by different folks, and can see they vary a lot. Hi guys, thanks for your use...
Hi guys, thanks for your useful posts. I applied for naturalisation via the new online (allegedly speedier?) system in January 2024 as a UK citizen on 5 years residence in Ireland. My Garda e-vetting disclosure was "viewed" on 30 May 2024. I have no convictions, etc. But as of today I sti...
They should introduce alternative to the current paper Citizenship certificates , otherwise the delay and the possibility of certs being lost or delivered to a wrong address will remain. Canada started issuing electronic citizenship certificates on January , 2023 https://www.immigration.ca/new-elec...
Hi Leo99, Thank you very much for your quick response. I am currently on UK work permit Skilled worker visa. I am not sure this is considered as a restriction. As per this, Parent from outside Ireland and UK If you were born in Ireland on or after 1 January 2005 and neither of your parents were Iri...
