You are perfectly correct, after 5 years, a person cease from being subjected to restrictions. Once they have acquired the right of permanent residence, all restrictions are lifted. The restriction only comes back in place if the person leaves the state for more than two years. My McCarthy has neve...
If the judgement of mccarthy was right, that means anyone from northern ireland cannot exercise there treaty right in United Kingdom and Repulblic of Ireland, both country will say they are citizens, that means they have to move to the third eu country, i think this is wrong, a condition that can n...
Obie, There are conditions on EU citizens who live in another EU state, they must be employed, self-employed, student or self-sufficient This was the downfall of Mrs McCarty. She was not currently a student or employed But is it correct to say such conditions only exist for 5 years, not your entire ...
deliberate incompetence, when it comes to income tax or processing parking or speeding tickets, it does not take 4 years to complete. They are on the ball. http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2011/0510/1224296603213.html [quote] Applicants for Irish citizenship waiting four years for decisio...
Do you have Portuguese passport ? EU citizens do not require either work permit, residence permit or visa for another EU state. Sweden do require EU citizens to register for a "residence certificate" after 3 months residence. Its a minor thing. Other than that, once you get your Swedish pe...
A family member who has a Residence Card has a dependent right of free movement. They need to be traveling with or to meet the EU citizen. Is there any case law which suggests that once the non-EU family member has an visa or a Residence Card on the basis of their relationship with the EU family me...
I have an even worse situation, my sons have dual citizenship and dual
passports, with different names on each passport because of similar
administration arrogance.
I was advised to update the passports name with (also known as)
Can that be an option for you.
I would not put abig blem on EasyJet Check in staff, rather on the airline management its self. They should request an uptodate handling Manual for European citizens and their family members. There used to be a small book called TIM ( TRAVEL INFORMATION MANUAL), that all travel agents and airline s...
Thank you. Have another question, can a person with an Austrian residence permit travel from the UK to other Schengen countries without needing a visa? If you already hold a valid resident permit for Austria, you don't need a Schengen visa to return to Austria or other Schengen countries Oddly If i...
If she was born on the island of Ireland, the 32 counties she may qualify for an Irish passport, depending on legal residence of a parent for a number of years before birth. otherwise sorry, you cannot swap nationalities like that, she will qualify for Irish Naturalisation after 5 years residence, a...
what nationality is your daughter ? which EU country ?
Ireland is also an EU country.
If she has another EU nationality there is no gain to be Irish, especially if living in Ireland, you actually suffer discrimination being Irish in Ireland.
I think I must have read it in an analysis of compliance with the Directive. I still can't find it, but I have enough to answer the point at the next hearing! Thanks to all. This thread was posted by mistake in Europe Immigration when it should have been in EEA Route. Could someone with super-power...
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2011/0413/1224294562641.html [quote] Non-Irish people in civil unions to get same rights Wed, Apr 13, 2011 THE MINISTER for Justice and Equality says that non-Irish persons in civil partnerships with Irish citizens will receive the same citizenship rights ...
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/michaelaranda/ On January 2nd 2011, Michael Aranda (a US citizen) asked for six weeks' entry into the UK to help a British band record their album. The border officer granted him entry for six months, writing 'SIX MONTHS' in his passport. On April 6th, Michael was ...
I wrote to EVERY MEP for London before I left the UK to try and get help with my situation and most did not bother to respond, one of them sent me an email telling me what I'd already told them. One responded three months later and did submit a question at the European parliament but each time I co...
It is bizarre that a broken family, who have children and live apart would have
the right of residence for the lone parent who has custody of the Irish children.
But a united family who live together could be faced the deportation of a parent and spouse.
The airline staff will check their computer for visa requirements. Here is the airline database, Please enter your details, such as Nationality Please print and bring it with you. This is what the Airline staff will see when they check their computer. A few links to the same Database, always the sam...
Worth reading this weeks issue from ICI. Busy week http://www.immigrantcouncil.ie/news-bulletin/2010/475-ici-news-bulletin-issue-84 The effect in Ireland of the judgment is that the parents of Irish citizen children, no matter what their nationality or immigration status, must be given the right to ...
http://ec.europa.eu/justice/doc_centre/citizenship/movement/doc/finland_compliance_study_en.pdf http://ec.europa.eu/justice/doc_centre/citizenship/movement/doc/finland_table_of_correspondence_en.pdf Report on Finland from 2008, (when they still demanded that spouses had lived together before in anot...
Christian, as you once said yourself, its kafkaesque a good word to describe it. kafkaesque The term has been described as "marked by a senseless, disorienting, often menacing complexity: Kafkaesque bureaucracies"[1] and "marked by surreal distortion and often a sense of impending dan...
(2) Nothing in this Act shall derogate from— (a) any of the obligations of the State under the treaties governing the European Communities within the meaning of the European Communities Acts 1972 to 2003, (b) any act adopted by an institution of those Communities, The Immigration Act 2004 does no...
Time for corrections and clarifications, following a discussion over here, read boards.ie discussion 1) The Section 12 of the Immigration Act was ruled unconstitutional due to this case http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2011/0325/breaking31.html Not as I posted about the Irish Citizen of ...
A any comment by Alan shatter regarding the Zambrano Ruling? From last week, Published on Monday 21st March 2011 sorry I tuned out of this thread when posts became unreadable. Here is official reply from Alan Shatter, seems reasonable, if a little shy. Statement by Minister for Justice, Equality an...
