Hey, I apologise now for the long post but I have lost all hope today & hoping someone can shed a ray of hope somewhere.... I am a UK citizen having lived in Ireland for the last 10 years and exercising my EU Treaty Rights, with my now Non-EU Ex-husband (married Apr2013-June2023 divorce granted...
Application sent: 04/11/2018 Acknowledgement letter: Not received yet Approval: Pending I wrote to them about the lack of an acknowledgement letter, and got no response. I called them and was told it might take a few months to come and that the deadline for a decision was still six months. Hi, If i...
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It will be best you wait for the outcome of the ESTC and receive your IRP before you travel out of the country to prevent the possible case of not returning soon or anymore.
Hi I applied earlier this year for EUTR1, and have been waiting since. I have temporary stamp expiring this Friday 9th December and still have not received the final decision on my application. My HR is on my back and I won't be able to work if I will not have valid permission to stay. I have email...
You are switching to Stamp 4 EUfam which I believe can be added to your previous reckonable residence and be eligible for permanent residency straight ahead. Nope - EUFam stamps are not counted for long term residency combined with other stamps, as EUFam has their own path to permanent residence. E...
What does TD mean. I'm also waiting for EUTR1 response. TD means Teachta Dála or Local Councillor . They are members of parliament. Some times sending complaints to your city/town/county TD office helps to escalate the case. However you can also try to send complaints to your EU partner's country S...
Hi guys, I just received the acknowledgement letter asking for two specific things :shock: 1.- Prove my girlfriend and I have been in a durable relationship (we sent pictures, a letter from our landlord and a friend, receipts from holidays, our payments book rent with both our names on it) but it s...
What does TD mean. I'm also waiting for EUTR1 response. TD means Teachta Dála or Local Councillor . They are members of parliament. Some times sending complaints to your city/town/county TD office helps to escalate the case. However you can also try to send complaints to your EU partner's country S...
Hi guys, I just received the acknowledgement letter asking for two specific things :shock: 1.- Prove my girlfriend and I have been in a durable relationship (we sent pictures, a letter from our landlord and a friend, receipts from holidays, our payments book rent with both our names on it) but it s...
Hi guys. Thanks so much for sharing your experiences. It is very helpful. This is my timeline so far: Application sent: June 5th Acknowledge letter with no temp permission: June 29th Is there a chance I will receive another letter with the temp permission after the acknowledge letter? My current vi...
You will be eligible for citizenship after 3years, OP would be eligible for citizenship in 3 years regardless I think? I don't remember the rule that those 3 years have to be spent on a spouse visa. The 3 years has to be in Ireland or Northern Ireland. As soon as the spouse or both of them depart f...
Thank you all Next time such situation happens I’ll show the marriage certificate. Should I get it translated and apostle stamped? Yes translate the marriage cert to the country's national langauge you are traveling to. It has to be by a certified translator. The marriage certificate if it's not fr...
I recently got married and got my Stamp 4 visa, however my husband is planning to relocate to other country for 1 year in next year, Can I retain my Stamp 4 Visa? Do I need to notify Garda about this? Do I have to leave Ireland as well? or Is there any other way that I can stay in Ireland? If I sti...
I recently got married and got my Stamp 4 visa, however my husband is planning to relocate to other country for 1 year in next year, Can I retain my Stamp 4 Visa? Do I need to notify Garda about this? Do I have to leave Ireland as well? or Is there any other way that I can stay in Ireland? If I sti...
Hi Thanks for the quick reply. I did some reading of other posts and there were to Many EU documents and legislations I got Confused. We didn’t have our marriage certificate with us but will do next time. To our dismay the border guard simply stated that the UK voted brexit and that is all (with a ...
UK citizens can enter the whole of the EU as visitors for 90 days, whether accompanied by an EU spouse or not. I feel like there's a bit of a difference if a person is accompanying their EU spouse in terms of the border treatment, which OP wishes to utilize. Without EU spouse, a person is just rega...
Hey On the permission to remain in state on basis of marriage some of the documentation asked for is evidence of applicants residency in Ireland, bank statements for 12 months minimum and utility bills My husband does not yet have an Irish bank account or a utility bill in his name so is unable to ...
According to the below source it is after tax income PER YEAR. If you are married both incomes are considered I am not sure what exactly constitutes “full private health insurance” but typically €80-€100 per month per parent is considered a decent cover. You should also be absolutely certain you ca...
Also know after his IRP has expired he has no legal status, IRP or stamp. He has no right to continue employment. The permission letter is just a clearance to register with local immigration office. *So leaving the country to restart the visa waiver clock will be considered overstayer before leaving...
Judging by OP's flag, they're American - they'll board a flight with no issues. What if the immigration in the other country checks his entry stamps when he plans to return? What prove will he have to show them his renewal will be approved?. The permission letter is not IRP. The Garda Immigration o...
To my understanding you have to earn that amount in 3 years prior to the application. Within 3 years, meaning it shouldn't be less than 3 years when submitting.
Such amount can be spread out in the 3 years.
What do you mean 3 year prior to application? Like son or daughter of the applicant should earn 60/75K per year after deductions and taxes 3 years prior to application? And also, is life insurance expensive? Would life insurance cover the existing health problems since they are elderly people most ...
But with your case if you leave the country you will need a visa to return. Judging by OP's flag, they're American - they'll board a flight with no issues. What if the immigration in the other country checks his entry stamps when he plans to return? What prove will he have to show them his renewal ...
But with your case if you leave the country you will need a visa to return. Judging by OP's flag, they're American - they'll board a flight with no issues. What if the immigration in the other country checks his entry stamps when he plans to return? What prove will he have to show them his renewal ...
Thank you everyone for your reply. I hesitated to go down to the immigration office as heard from fellow CSP holders of being there when people tried to hurry the process for personal reason and were turned away. I do feel justified in my request but still concerned. I am printing everything out, a...
