Thank you for the information Muttsnuts. We have lived together for a year and 10months so I have bills, lease copies and things like that. It is to my understanding that I must have a job, be a full time student or have sufficient resources before applying for his permission to remain in Ireland, i...
I made a post some months ago about my situation but I wanted to know if any one had any new information about de facto visas. I am a British citizen and my boyfriend is American. We have been together for 2years and 1month. We would like to move to Ireland by way of the Eu Treaty. I would like to l...
What citizenship does the non-EU partner have? Do you already have your British passport? Since you are not married, you will need to have a lot of documentary evidence that you have been living together in a common-law relationship for a while. Joint bills, joint bank statements, joint leases, etc...
Even though I love my boyfriend I dont think we are quite ready to get married. I know he is good in terms of a visa (at least for 6months). So I hope that in that time frame we will be able to get a resident card for him.
Thanks for the info Daddy, I was unsure of the residence card but I can look in to it some more. Sideshowsue, I am aware that I cant just go to Ireland, do all this stuff, and just move back to London within a few weeks. I am going to invest time in Ireland or else my ultimate goal will not work. I ...
Well, we thought about the unmarried visa but it is expensive and take about 3months. We are working against time and we really dont have money to spend on a unmarried visa. I believe it take up to 12months in Ireland for an umarried visa but I didnt see anything about having to apply outside of Ire...
I am a duel citizen of the US/UK and I have been living with my boyfriend for almost two years now. I am planning on moving back to the UK and I would like my boyfriend to come with me. I felt that the easiest way to do this would be for me to apply for an EEA permit. However, I stumbled upon some r...
