Your best bet is to call/email them and inquire. I believe they generally allow it these days. Work Visa is a legacy scheme, and they mostly just let people with them be. I think I remember someone on another forum emailing them about this in the past, and got a reply that it's OK. Also, once you ge...

It's almost definitely a note in your passport (a stamp, or some scribbles). Basically, a note to say that you've been slightly bold, and shouldn't do that sorta thing again. In this case, it means that the terms of the visa were violated ("must be accompanied by the spouse"), but entry wa...

While their site claims they'd reply within a week, it can take longer. Mine took almost a month to get a reply (late last year).

Common wisdom on these forums seems to be to send them the docs. However, in the application acknowledgement letters these days they ask to not contact them unless absolutely necessary. Which is understandable, since processing and responding to an unsolicited letter takes up quite a bit of time. In...

ostrich wrote:@ villim
Where did you get this quote from?

Written answers in the Dáil. See dail.ie or kildarestreet.com. Do a search for refugee naturalisation.

The minister has repeatedly stated that refugees' applications are processed as quickly as possible. It is unclear if that actually affects the processing time (but I seem to recall people saying theirs were processed pretty quick, so it probably does). "In accordance with the Government’s ob...