multi entry visitor visa is issued after several visits, not as first time visitor visa.
lets say after 2 successful visits, and third visa could be issued multiple entry, for example.

what nationality is your son?

Your should write into the department of justice requesting tor egularise your spouse's status. You have 2 options: 1. spouse of irish national section http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/WP07000024 2. Zambrano, on the basis that your children are irish citizen (if that is the case). http://www.ini...

second is defo BANK statements

sounds like it is ok.

as a spouse of irish national she will need a visa to enter ireland. following the marriage she will have to apply for a spousal visa. The application for visa will be considered based on your relationship history, your ability to support her, etc. From what you posted, I already see the problem wit...

you may need to provide an apostille with your marriage certificate.

as soon as your application is checked, your original documents will be returned with a letter informing you to go to GNIB for the stamp 4 for 6 months. Chances are that without this letter GNIB won't give you an extention.

Information on the EU citizen is no longer applicable. But submit the marriage cert and divorce papers again. In the place for the residence and employment put all your resdience and all your employment, just cross over the EU citizen there and write APPLICANT. you can also include a cover note prov...

if your application was accepted and a reference number issued, that means that they counted the time on stamp2 as reckonable residence. Now your application will be processed depending on your garda check and the employment, etc... chances are really good, unless you came the attention of the garda...

if your application for retention was granted following your divorce by the department, then you have to apply for EU3 in your own right. Submit all information in relation to your employment in the state for the last 5 years, letter granting you retention, and other original docs in relation to res...

the only type of available visa for your parents is c visit visa for max 3 months... no other options... sorry

are your parents visa required or not? there is no application form. processing with general immigration can take several months. You can get a list of required documents directly from the general immigration. you can contact them by post or by helpline on thursdays. The applicant (your parents) hav...

general immigration can provide them residency on stamp 3 provided that the non visa required parent of irish national can support themselves without being the burden on the state.
c visit visa is not extendable and residency cannot be given to a visa required parent of an irish national

the example in relation to the australian father provided an easy answer because Australians are not visa required. Everyone who is visa required, has to obtain visa before travelling. At the moment the only type of visa available is the C visit visa which is only for 3 months with no rights to resi...

many people who applied in 2009 and 2010 are still waiting. I also know a few that are still waiting longer than that. It's just that when the minister decided to speed up the processing, he did not start from the older files in the queue, but from the fresh applications coming in.... but hopwfully ...

you will be fine. secretary general is sufficient

info re students is here: http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/Students I am not sure about the current situation following the changes, but previously researchers were able to bring their spouses with them, provided that the income they receive from their studies and research could support both of ...

a friend of mine got the same letter as quoted above. he applied in 2009 and still waiting

For information about permission to remain as a spouse of irish national see: http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/WP07000024 Your spouse should apply for an entry viosa to Ireland as a spouse of irish national, not a tourist. For informatgion on visas see: http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/Irish...

if you need your passport urgently, please include the note that you require your passport to be retunred urgently. In that case your paspsort could be returned, but your application will be checked in chronological order later.

There may be a problem under EUTR due to the fact that the EU citizen has both british and irish citizenship. I think Monife's case was similar and she couldn't go for EUTR, but spouse of Irish national instead....

stamp 3 counts towards reckonable residence

if everyone reads the post correctly, the applicant applied in januray and received tghe temp stamp 4 already... his permission expires on the same date when the decision is due... thus no further permission will be issued.... the decision will be issued next week, most likely on the date that the d...

No, it has to be a comprehensive insurance from ireland. Please note that under the EUTR the comprehensive medical insurance has to cover the applicant, the spouse and the children, if any.