DH rang up Irish Embassy today. They said in all probability I'll need a visa but processing times will be 15 days for online applications and 1 week for ones submitted in person
thanks, I do realise it's all about the people and how they apply what they know. Which is why DH, who's pretty good at arguing his point, feels quite confident, especially as he says Knock is so small they may actually know the groom or some of DH's extended family! There's only 4 flights a day goi...
Just talked to DH. He reckons we could call the Irish Embassy in London and ask for clarification, in light of the fact that my fellow countrymen on short-term UK visas can travel to Ireland visa-free. To my suggestion we travel via Belfast and then across the land border, or by ferry, he said that ...
Thanks for that! Looks like we may have to wait till my passport application comes through, but that means we'll miss the family wedding we were going to attend... Or I may have to apply for a visa... which seems a total waste of time for both myself and the Irish authorities as they won't even get ...
Hi there, I've a few technical questions RE applying for naturalisation.. Firstly, I'm thinking of asking someone for a reference and I'm not sure he's eligible... He's a policeman and the husband of a friend. I know friends aren't eligible, but he's not my friend, he's a friend's husband, is that a...
Hi there, Sorry this question must have been asked time and time again but I can't find a definitive answer ANYWHERE! Here's my situation: I'm married to a UK citizen and hold an Indefinite leave to remain in the UK. I'm a citizen of a schedule 2 country (who would normally require a visa for Irelan...
