making an application to the irish authorities for the eutr visa(could not find the right terminology for it). I think you're letting yourself in for more headache by applying for an EUTR visa. Seriously. Just enter via Northern Ireland. ummm... not very sure about this though , i am a registered n...

Ireland is exporting her trained nurses and mid wifes. I remember watching PrimeTime and all our recent nursing graduates were forced to emigrate. Why in the name of Jebus are we exporting our own whilst importing foreigners and their asylum seeking brethren? Id nearly call it treason. are you tryi...

making an application to the irish authorities for the eutr visa(could not find the right terminology for it). I think you're letting yourself in for more headache by applying for an EUTR visa. Seriously. Just enter via Northern Ireland. ummm... not very sure about this though , i am a registered n...

I think the OP's sister would also have to withdraw her claim for asylum in UK. If she leaves while her case is still ongoing, this is seen as unlawful, and it could hinder her future attempts to get visas for various EU countries. Simple process though i think, just withdraw from asylum and then c...

[quote="IrishTom"]Asylum seekers that follow their amigos and move country when need be. So, shes not an asylum seeker, shes an economic migrant. Ireland will probably accept it so. so what are you trying to imply , in my post did i state that she would like to apply for asylum in ireland ...

hie there eveyone i am a british citizen and will be working in dublin as a midwife from august 2010. now my question is can i bring my sister and her daughter who currently live with me since 2007(she is asylum seeker in the uk and cannot support herself and her family bcoz of uk backlog she wont g...