You would need to apply for a K1 Visa (Fiance or Fiancee of U.S. Citizens) from Germany. This is an immigration visa that give you 90 days to marry after entering the US on the visa.

The laws are the laws, and can not be hajacked. This argument can go on forever, and I, like almost everyone else, have my own opinion of immigration. However, I would like to make one point about the above quote as it is one of the biggest problems here. Immigration 'law,' as well as other 'laws' ...

If an eu citizen gets registered as a job seeker in Ireland, would it be enough to proof that she is excercising her treaty right and for her non- eu spouse to apply for resident card( stamp4EUFAM) ? Is it possible for a non- eu spouse of eu citizen,from a visa free country to be issued with stamp4...

You do not have to go the EU route in order to gain permission for your partner to remain in Ireland without getting married. Irish law allows for de facto relationships, and the proof of a durable relationship of at least 2 years is required in both Irish and EU law. However, the de facto relations...

thanx for advise, it makes me feel better to know that there are other people in the same situation as me. My husband will definately go and registar with FAS as job seeker, the only thing is he is against taking benefits. Do you yhink its nessesary to be registered for job seeker's benefits in ord...

Thanks for all the help. We submitted out application on Wednesday of last week and received our letter to take to the GNIB for a 6 month Stamp 4 and our documents back within 2 business days. I just went to the GNIB today and was issued with a Stamp 4 for 6 months without any issues. Although, som...

The EU national can move to Ireland as Jobseeker; however, registration with FÃ

Thanks for all the help. We submitted out application on Wednesday of last week and received our letter to take to the GNIB for a 6 month Stamp 4 and our documents back within 2 business days. I just went to the GNIB today and was issued with a Stamp 4 for 6 months without any issues. Although, some...

temporary STAMP4 for 6 months which will allow you to involve in any kind of employment. Not a prerequisite of being entitled to engage in employment in Ireland. This right exists and derives from the relationship with an EEA national who is resident in Ireland in accordance with the provisions of ...

Rozen wrote:If you are 'illegal' in Canada, then you cannot apply for a student visa to the UK! You need to go back to your home country, and apply from there.

But as long as you're legal in another country you can apply from that country, yes?

In ireland there is no out bound immigration check but i don't know if u would be asked couple of question at the arrival in US. Actually there are immigration checks at the airport when travelling from Dublin to the US. You go through US immigration at the airport and not once you arrive in the US...

1. you get a vignette in your passport as well as a foreign national ID card. 2. You can enter the country on the date that it says on the vignette. 3. Yes but you have to make sure you re-enter to get your visa "activated." 4. No you can't change from visitor to student visa. Cheers. App...

Hi everyone, I have a question about the student visa and entry to the UK. I'm (US) currently living in Ireland with my EU partner. I've been told by many on here that the UK is very strict regarding partnership visas and will require both our names on a lease for a minimum of 2 years; however, we d...

My partner and I are moving to London in July/Aug and are currently working on a budget for the move as we like to plan ahead and I'll be a full-time student. London is so big and we really don't know much about the different areas. I'll be attending KCL Waterloo Campus and she'll be freelancing, so...

Nevermind, I just found it on the IND website. It was listed in the exceptions to the 5-year term. It seems it has to be 3 years of marriage and cohabitation for it to be possible to apply from abroad. From IND Website: You are married to or are the registered partner of a Dutch man or woman. If thi...

Hi everyone, I have a question in regards to acquiring Dutch citizenship through my partner. We are unmarried and unregistered at the moment. We've been living together for 2 years in Ireland. We will be moving to the UK for 3 years, as I will be studying to become a teacher (PGCE/Work/part-time mas...

Thanks for the replies. That's very helpful. I believe I will have to apply for the student visa and then apply for the EEA2 after we reach 2 years on the same lease. I believe that is the only way from the sound of it, as I need a visa for study purpose. It really sucks because we'll have our name ...

I've read through the UK Boarder Agancy website, but things there are quite vague in regards to certain aspects of the EEA2 application/process. My situation: Me: US Citizen residing in Ireland (currently on a Stamp 1A - Trainee Accountant visa - expires 28 Feb 2010) Partner: Dutch Citizen residing ...

Hi, I'm from Japan and I speak only Japanese and compent English. If I want to move to the Netherlands, is it a must for me to learn Dutch? What is the other requirements for moving to the Netherlands? Thanks~! In regards to studying, it will depend on the course. There are large number of programs...

I partly agre with benifa, that you should not worry too much. But since you are not married it is more difficult for you. Some countries assume that two years of history together is a golden number. If you have less than two years of documented history, then they may say no. (And you can appeal). ...

We are waiting until January because we have travels booked in November and December, plus, if it's refused, it should buy us time til the summer to make the move to the Netherlands. It is hard to imagine why it would be refused, so long as the EU person was working. You should submit and them imme...

Directive/2004/38/EC wrote: Note that she does not have to work full time in Holland. A part time job is also fine.

Is studying ok too? Or must she be working? Cheers.

Also, if anyone knows anything about teaching in the Netherlands, information on that will be greatly appreciated too.

I assume you are not married. You might want to consider applying for an Residence Card in Ireland (4EUFam in Ireland) so that you have documented proof of being together under European law. It may not matter, especially if you have a good paper trail behind you, but it is also free to apply. We ar...

Thanks benifa. That is extremely helpful. I really appreciate it.

Hi everyone, I hope this is the right forum. My partner and I are currently residing in Ireland, but I want to teach and have applied to do a PGCE course in London. I'm also considering the Netherlands, as my partner is originally from there. We would be happier to move to either country. I'm resear...