Hi all, Im a non EEA citizen, holds a Stamp 4 (Irish spouse) and would normally need a Schengen visa. Even now (having a GNIB card + residing in Ireland) still requires me to obtain Schengen visa to enter some EU countries (according to the Dutch Embassy). Id like some advise on which embassy I shou...
i totally understand ur worry, i can relate but if all documents are sufficient and you have proof of ur relationship ie photos, emails, cards... etc, fingers crossed u should be fine.
try consulting with the Irish embassies, I hope they can help u.
Hi everyone, I am so confused about immigration to Ireland. My partner, who is Irish, and I, American, have decided to marry. We have a 5-month-old together. We just want the opportunity to be together and have our family together. We met in Jan of 2010 when I was on a visit to Ireland. I went back...
Hi, YOu must know more about the applicant than me. I did not know the applicant was a legal irish resident. if that is the case, why do they only have a soft cover travel document? Well if they are fully legal with permanent status in Ireland they won't have any problems. hi, actually i was referi...
Good Luck trying to get your visa. It will be very hard why would it be hard may i ask? is it ur personal experience? cuz i thought re-entry visa + stamp 4 will support the application a lot, considering that the applicant is a legal Irish resident and will hv no problem going back into Ireland, al...
Help pls, I believe all Tourist Visa is Single Entry? If my family (visa required nationality) were to visit me in Ireland, and in the middle of the visit, they want to visit another country, say France, and fly back to Ireland til the end of visit. Could they apply for a Multiple Entry Tourist Visa...
hi, as advised i sent both letter and e-mail to DoJ to cancel my EU1 application just yesterday (no response or acknowledgment yet). funnily enough today i got a letter from them regarding my application which they refused. last bit says : "your eu treaty rights application is now closed. it i...
hi, that's it. your immigration officer was right. you have your card, your permission on stamp 4 and you are grand. don't think about eu treaty rights anymore. what they implied in the letter was that you were supposed to tell them that you got stamp 4 as spouse of irish national. an applicant mus...
hi, as advised i sent both letter and e-mail to DoJ to cancel my EU1 application just yesterday (no response or acknowledgment yet). funnily enough today i got a letter from them regarding my application which they refused. last bit says : "your eu treaty rights application is now closed. it is...
yes, you should inform EU treaty rights section about your change of address, and if you wish, you can just cancel your application and that will be the end of it. send them a letter saying that you are already sorted with stamp 4 as a spouse of irish national oh can i cancel it? cool, ill write th...
i believe currently all dual national (british and irish) spouses are being refused under EU treaty rights, and some are going to the court. therefore, a delay in your application. if you want a simpler life just take stamp 4 as a spouse of irish national and enjoy . no applications for Eu treaty r...
Hi all, need help pls. I am a non EEA citizen, my spouse is both British and Irish. I came to Ireland with a D type visa (not clear on what that means). I applied for a spouse visa of an Irish citizen and that what I was given. On arrival, custom officer advised me to report to my local Immigration...
Hi all, need help pls. I am a non EEA citizen, my spouse is both British and Irish. I came to Ireland with a D type visa (not clear on what that means). I applied for a spouse visa of an Irish citizen and that what I was given. On arrival, custom officer advised me to report to my local Immigration ...
1. Since I live far from Dublin, and if I was to travel by train it will cost me more than 20 euro return, I just want to make sure that multiple entry can be obtained on the same day. Share pls ===> So you have a GNIB card and you need the multiple entry re-entry visa. Yes this is possible in the ...
http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?p=329004#329004 Interestingly enough, when I went in to register as the spouse of an irish national, the guard (registered at a garda station as I live outside the GNIB areas) said that they are giving out 5 year stamp 4s as opposed to 1 year due to th...
Re-entry can be obtained the same day if you are there at the office in person i think and its usually a ticketing system in the mornings on first come first serve kinda basis. Although if you live far from Dublin you can post your completed application along with your docs and re-entry office will...
hi, just extended my GNIB card (Stamp 4, spouse of Irish citizen) for the next 1 yr (1st GNIB card was for 6 months), anyway i asked abt multiple entry visa ( I came with a D type Irish spouse visa, single entry) and the immigration officer told me to go to DoJ in person and that its all done there ...
Hi, I wanna know more about renting your land to govmnt. i heard smthg on the radio earlier about forestry renting land to plants trees, but i missed most of it so didnt get the website or contact number. is there a fixed price for renting your land? how much? how does it work? is there a website fo...
arghh, found a perfect job but cant even apply as im not eligible. they say its smthg called CE scheme. i have to be on the dole for at least 12 months and im not even on the dole (yet). dont make sense, y am i not given the chance to apply, there could be the case where not one of the long term une...
my spouse is both Irish and British!!! whats gonna happen to my application then??? share pls Has she lived in Ireland all her life? If so, it is going to be refused. My partners was refused today. im sorry to hear that Monife. well my spouse just got his irish passport last march, came to live in ...
my spouse is both Irish and British!!! whats gonna happen to my application then??? share pls Has she lived in Ireland all her life? If so, it is going to be refused. My partners was refused today. im sorry to hear that Monife. well my spouse just got his irish passport last march, came to live in ...
As always, there are quite a number of EU Treaty Rights cases requiring urgent attention. A number of refusals have issued recently from the Department in respect of applications for residence cards of the spouses of EU nationals who are properly exercising their EU Treaty Rights in the State. The ...
