Hi- I'm slightly confused about this rule. My question is: Do we have to mention the absences which are longer than 6 week or all the trips needs to be mentioned if I was cumulatively out of Ireland for more than 6 week in any given year? E.g. I can have 7 trips of one week long. Does that count as ...

The OP did do a minister review. The review was rejected because OP sent only 700 Euros in 9 months to her mother. Minister believes that she isn't fully dependent on him and hence doesn't qualify as a family member of EU Citizen. Obie- what do you suggest in this case? Should OP put a new file and ...

Why would you complain to commission when she is given a stamp 4 and you have all the rights on that stamp.

That time is even counted towards passport eligibility.

Stay calm, keep patience and decision will arrive around 8 months and 20 days.

Congratulations well done!!

Do you suggest doing on top of putting in the review?

I believe the refusal itself is very unfair so sending an email with an explanation will help and can that reverse the decision?

Hi All, I'm posting this on behalf of arz1986. He is having trouble logging in so posting questions on his behalf. He applied for EU4FAM for her mother on 4th October and received a refusal yesterday. the reason for refusal is 5(2) which says that the applicant (her mother) isn't a qualified member ...

It may b worth checking for an extension from the Garda.

What's your county?

Please keep us posted once you receive your RC

I applied in last week of Oct but no RC yet.

What's your case? Spouse? And what nationality you both got?

Any call to employer ?

I still suggest to at least try for a visit visa to the UK and show strong ties with the UK. This is your best bet at the moment. please keep in mind that you may not have enough time to do SS route. you may have to live in Ireland for 5 years. It's not a bad place to live and I don't intend to move...

No, a visa can't be refused due to that.

It's highly unlikely to get a visit visa for uk after applying for an Irish visa under directive.

Hi,

Your parents can travel with you without requiring a visa. You'll need to go to airline counter before going through security.

They will need visit visa if they're travelling alone.

Hope that helps.

Hi,

Congratulation. When did you apply?

What was the case? Spouse?

It applies to Irish residentials as well so your spouse will be covered as Irish resident.

What other dependency documents were sent?

Did you send any documents from back home to prove dependency.

if you can give lease documents, work contract and relationship proof then it takes normally 3-6 to get first stamp and spouse can work after that.

Self sufficient means you will survive in Ireland without public funds. You will need to have good amount of money in the bank and fully comprehensive insurance for family before you apply under this category. Rental from SA property will help. It will be under both of your name and you both should ...

Hi,

You will apply using form EU1 once you're in Ireland. This needs to be done within first three months of arrival.

In order to get EU1 approved, you will need to exercise your treaty. You'll either need to employee, self-employed, student or self-sufficient.

congratulations The magical power of immigartionboards

Were you employed or self employed? If employed, did your employer got any call?

Hi Ayub,

It's only a week since your date is passed. They normally take couple of weeks after the date has passed.

Best of luck and I suggest sit tight. Hoping the best for you.

Hi shpirtshqipe,

As your mother is residing in the Ireland so her application will be treated exactly in the same manner as from the home country.

If you're travelling with your mother to the UK then she doesn't require a visa and can 5 year residence card should be good enough.

Regards,
Zeeshan

INIS updates their re-entry processing timeline daily.

As per below, they are processing applications received on 1st March so this should take 5-6 days max.

http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/Cu ... sing_Times

Hi,

This should give you all the information.

http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/Re-entry+visas

Please download form from here.

The ideal way is to apply via post. It's quick and normally you get it within a week.

best of luck!!

Any effective employment of 12-14 hours per week should be fine. The more hours, the better it is.

Hi,

Did your employer got any call?

Also, did you submit updated documents at any stage?

Thank you CR001. You're always very helpful