Hi all, Just to let you know that my EUTR1A application has been refused, reason is “they are not convinced that this is a durable relationship.” Application date:04/08/2023 Refusal letter:16/04/2024 I live together with my girlfriend since 2 years and provided rent, utility bills, pics etc. and th...

Hi all, Just to let you know that my EUTR1A application has been refused, reason is “they are not convinced that this is a durable relationship.” Application date:04/08/2023 Refusal letter:16/04/2024 I live together with my girlfriend since 2 years and provided rent, utility bills, pics etc. and th...

*******If your spouse is finding it difficult in any kind of employment and you have insufficient funds, advise her to register as a job seeker with the social welfare office. And tick involuntarily unemployed. Use the documents you recieve from the social welfare to apply for the EUTR1. They will p...

Yes i see things are different here. Can I submit an application incomplete from the employer’s form just as proof that I applied for residency as a precaution so that my three months do not expire while my wife has not worked yet? Just in case Hi, Yes you can send the application. They will send y...

Angell99 I have another question, please. I am currently in Ireland. I arrived a week ago. My wife’s status has changed to the point where she no longer works. Is her work a prerequisite for me to obtain a residence card? What if she doesn't find work during these three months Am I prohibited from ...

Hi all, I stumbled upon this question in the Naturalization application form: Are you, or have you been, the subject of an investigation in Ireland by AN GARDA SÍOCHÁNA (Irish Police), including where you were not charged with any offence? There was a minor road accident (slight bump on a traffic l...

Yess i did. Also i did Include the photo copies of my spouse and children’s passport front and back. A follow up to your case contact your EU spouse country's Solvit here. They can demand a reply from the Irish Solvit. *call and email your complaint with necessary info* https://ec.europa.eu/solvit/...

Hi,

Yes you can re-enter Ireland with Stamp 4 while waiting for your final decision. It's just called temporary stamp 4 because that's not your actual permission you are entitled to.

Just make sure you don't use Germany as your point of entry. Apply for the Schengen visa at a different embassy and best don't add multiple destinations. Netherlands, France, Sweden, Austria or Portugal embassy/vfs will be the easiest.

HI everyone I wanted to let you know that my EUTR1A application has been rejected. It took overall a little shy of 8 months for the application to be decided. Application: 1 week of September 2023. Acknowledgment: 6 December 2023. Decision: 11 April 2024 Anyone one knows if I can apply again ? whil...

Hello there , I posted my eutr1 on 13 11 2023. They received it on 14. Its gonna turn 5 months on 13 april i didn’t recieve any kind of acknowledgment or any kind of letter demanding more documents. Two weeks ago i have snd them a registered post regarding stamp 4 and acknowledge . But I’m afraid i...

First of all thank you a lot for trying to help me to get to the bottom of this! Sorry, for some reason I am unable to edit my last post. I have seen the EC page. It lists applicable laws but does not specify as to what happened and why there is a change in the regulations and all of a sudden the n...

Thanks again!!! Two cents from my side: 1) my sister (a non EU citizen at the time) was also in Spain with a permanent card as a family member of an EU citizen. She had a child a few weeks after she got her permanent card. When we went to the immigration office to register the child, our request wa...

Dear all, I’m an Irish national who has been in Spain for a long time for work. My mother is a non EU national (75 years old) and has lived with me in Spain for over 10 years and holds a permanent residence card as a family member of an EU citizen in Spain. If I were to naturalise in Spain, what wo...

Thanks Do you want regulations were introduced last year or this year that changed this? I checked the Commission’s webpage but it just recites the same old bits of legislation from years ago… I learnt over the years that it’s important to have any new regulations studied and printed as airlines of...

Thanks for your comment! Would you know as to when the change came about? What happened that Ireland chose to allow unaccompanied family members with EU Family cards to travel to Ireland on their own? PS: I don’t think my mother has any interest in moving away from Spain. Spain rocks :) Hi, Ireland...

If the person has not been outside Ireland for more than 3-6 months, He/She can include her expired stamp 3, with evidence for departing to her family abroad and use that to try and change her stamp with ISD.

No that's incorrect. Brazilians have a visa waiver to Ireland for 90days. Even if the person is illegal, so far as that person is married to Irish national, he/she can request for permission and register at the Garda Immigration office. It just won't be straightforward as just showing up at Garda t...

Dear all, I need advice…. I’m an Irish national who has lived in Spain for over 10 years. My non-EU mother joined me in Spain about 8 years ago and she has a permanent residence card issued by Spain under the EU Directive (“Residence card of a family member of a Union citizen” as referred to in Art...

Hey guys, So, my partner has become an Irish citzen and I need to change my visa. Previously I had stamp 3 and now it'd be stamp 4(as he is now Irish), My current visa is expired for awhile because I was in Brazil for family matters. Does someone know if there's any different process in this situat...

Sorry, so I am a bit lost now. Previously you said the following: My current visa is expired for awhile because I was in Brazil for family matters. So then how are you legally in Ireland if your visa is expired? I am not a solicitor but if you are in Ireland without a proper visa, then it might com...

I have the following question. I (German citizen) lived with my wife (Indian citizen) for several years in Germany. She has a 'Niederlassungserlaubnis' (permanent residence permit) from this time. We moved abroad in August 2023 to the UK. Usually the Niederlassungserlaubnis expires after 6 months a...

input-output wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 22, 2024 3:11 pm

I complained to Solvit and European Commission.
In terms of immediate intervention, any other tools available?

The 2 bodies you mentioned are enough. You can also complain to your embassy about the passport.

Fzaryan1 wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 19, 2024 4:56 pm

Hello there i just want to ask that are u physically required to receive a post from eutr or they will simply mail in the post of the house.
Thank you

Hi,

They will post it to your address. That's why it's advised to update them about any changes to your address.

Hello everyone, I need an advice please. We as family members of EU citizen - myself (a non-EU) spouse and my non-EU dependent mother - applied for Lithuanian Schengen visas at the visa centre as we will be travelling with my Irish wife together and benefit from Directive 2004/38/EC. Despite us ask...