"amount shall not be higher than the threshold below which nationals of the host Member State become eligible for social assistance, or, where this criterion is not applicable, higher than the minimum social security pension paid by the host Member State. " Does anyone know what this amoun...

I get paid a wage it isn't a lump sum. But it amounts to 22k p.a. Its a continuing thing. We live on it in Norway... I comparison life is cheap in Ireland... I guess we live simply but of course immigration doesn't really consider that. We have been to Ireland many times and honeymooned there. So......

She's never been on the dole, and she is Finnish...

The dosh comes from Australia.

I can show evidence of that in my name... I guess i could add her to my account.

Also, we would have letters of support from our families.

And of course health insurance.

What do you think? Enough?

Thanks for your help But, sorry, I don't really believe that she must be the one with money, it is not this way in Norway, Iceland or Finland. I know this for a fact from personal experience. My money is our money. The link says: " You can stay in Ireland for up to 3 months without restriction....

So... even though we are married she has to support herself... she needs to be financially independent to me?
If so, that is... well... ridiculous.
We are married... surely we are a single financial unit?

Hello, I am trying to get an answer to this question: I am an Australian National who is married to a Finnish citizen. My wife wishes to move to Ireland in the coming months and I have been looking at the immigration requirements for myself. At the present time my wife has just ended her studies in ...