Hi all, my entry visa is rejected again on the grounds that the embassy is not sure if i will return to my country of origin. They are completely ignoring the directive and I am not sure what to do. Can someone help please~? can some one suggest an embassy who is easy on the entry visa for an EU sp...
Hi all, I'm a UK citizen married to an American citizen living in Ireland. Several months ago, I posted a number of queries to this forum: http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=22388 http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=23938 http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=2...
You can apply for residence card once both of you are married. But your wife must be execerising her EU treaty rights. E.g. working, studying, self employed. if she meet this requirements then you can apply for residence card. As for permanent residence, I think it is after 5 years of consistence li...
@ rebel82, you didnt read his post well. He said he had changed to stamp 1 and he had worked for 3 years and lost his job. I dont know much about how Ireland immigration work. but I will advise you to continue to manage with your wife's income until she get her citizenship approved. Perhaps, you can...
Since you told them that you are going only for a visit then you may provide them with itenerary and also travel insurance. though not required. Not all the New eu countries embassies that their consular knows much about the EU laws. So for you to save time and avoid much argument you should provide...
Your explanation of your situation is confusing and straight forward. You need to explain your circumstances very well for people to help you. You did not provide the fact about your wife or husband. Is she or he with you at the moment or is she in the country you are applying for the entry visa. We...
It is your status in Ireland that will determine if you are going to get stamp 4 or not. you can check on who are entitiled for stamp 4 in inis website. The day he get his certificate you can go to GNIB with your husband and Naturalization certificate and you will be issued with stamp4 it wont be ea...
I will like to ask this question because I am still baffled with this issue of deportation on spouse of Irish citizen. Can someone who is illegal in the state (Ireland) allowed to marry in Ireland? if so why do they want to deport someone who they allowed to get marry in their country irrespective o...
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I may suggest that you give the relationship more time. Since both of you have not met most of the requirments. Try to open an account together it does not necesarily mean money will be there for now. Operate the account with the little money you have and when there is money you can deposit in the a...
Sure if both of you are engaged it is recognised as partners. But you need to register your partnership which is somehow the same process of getting married too. I dont know much about Ireland but in other EU countries it is as simple as going to tax office and register your partnership. But your pa...
It will be highly advisable to stick to your Irish passport. Since your status in Ireland is citizen. If you obtain British passport now it will look suspicious if you want to submit an application to 4EUFAM. they may want to know if you have lived in UK. It may take time for your husband to be issu...
thanks for the information, I hope we will all find a way to solve all these problem.
Yeah, it is really hard to find job these days in almost every country. Hopefully, things may change.
@roddy1984 Did you also submit financial proof as a jobseeker in order to submit your application?
Also, do anyone know if EU health insurance is accepted as a proof.
Thanks
Well, this means that the eu national must be exercising his or her right in Ireland before one can be giving the right to work. and not like it is on other eu countries which gives you right to start one immediately you entered the country.
on airport they will stamp your passport for one month I already have 6 months visa in my passport stamped by Irish embassy in sweden. So I dont think I will need any stamp from the airport expect if that is the rules. however, I'd say it will be hard to find employment as most companies won't hire...
So yes, your sister is entitled to move with you to Ireland where her entry and residence must be facilitated in accordance with EU Directive 2004/38/EC and with Ireland's transposition, Statutory Instrument 656 of 2006. [/quote] But I think in her sister's case she need to apply for Irish visa in ...
If you are the family member of an EEA national, with whom you are entering Ireland, you can work immediately and without condition, for up to three months as long as you reside with the EEA national in Ireland. After three months, your EEA national family member must either be working, self-employ...
this is exactly where the problem is or the accept I dont understand. I have 6 months D visa on accompanying or join spouse of EU. So I don't really know what my status is in this regard.
so any suggestion or explanation will be highly appreciated.
I will be moving to Ireland with my wife and I will like to know if I am entitled to work in Ireland at the moment we enter Ireland. Or do I have to get Stamp 4 first? And I can understand stamp 4 can only be issued if you apply for residence card pending the result. And for one to apply for residen...
Well, I think Irishtom is biased in his judgement and many of argument are baseless. You wish to accept other refugees without saying if they fly direct or not. Well, I can understand why some people complain in some countries in the west and I think those who complain much about Immigrants are peop...
My visa application is now approved by embassy of Ireland, sweden. So please I will to ask this questions. Which city in Ireland is better to live in terms of job, social life and raising kid? What are the necessarily produces to obtain right to work ? Sorry, I dont understand all those stamps stuff...
I don't think Jenny is understanding you rebel, you have already mentioned to her that EU treaty willl not be applicable for her. And I think so myself because she never lived in another Eu country and therefore her case will be different. It will be important that she get the information that is ap...
I don't really know if I should contact them now or when they deny the visa. I am asking them (Irish embassy) where is the freedom of movement. Maybe I cannot afford to provide the documents they are requesting. that means I am not free to move. Which means my freedom of movement is restricted. And ...
[/quote]Would it kill you to give it to them?[/quote] it will not kill but in every documentation there is expectation, for instance, in the case of bank statement they will expect you to have certain amount. and what if I am not living my money in a bank or what if I dont operate bank account in th...
