Hi all, Me and my husband are planning to move to Ireland early next year (if we are granted the EU FAM visa) my query is will my husband be able to travel with me to the UK for my best friends wedding (which i am maid of honour/our daughter flower girl) if so how can we do this, do we need a visa, ...
Hiya So do we apply under category C that we have been advised here or what they say category D? Brigid, they have given advice on both situations in their reply email, for a family member wishing to accompany spouse, they say we need the following: Fully complete the online application form, and su...
I FINALLY had a reply from the Irish embassy Hanoi regarding our proposed application!! However!! They are telling me outrightly my husband needs to apply under category D!!!! Now i'm confused all over again. Also i didn't realise they would need to send the application actually to Ireland and thus ...
Hi all, Just a quick query, i am intersted to know what happens after the spouse of an EU citizen has been granted an EEA family permit and are able to live in the EU citizens home country, what restrictions are placed on the spouse if any? Do they have to apply for anything else in the future? I'm ...
Well as i said before i did email the Irish embassy Hanoi but have yet to receive a reply! I will have to chase that up this week. Here is what i wrote to them: Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing this email to politely request information from you prior to submitting my spouses visa application. I am a Br...
And thats what we shall do! But i wonder how long the UKBA take to issue EEA FP's? I bet we will be waiting some time! I just have this horrible thought running around in my head that its going to take ages, the whole process, but our savings will be going down and down and....we just want to get ba...
Good advice thank you Directive and Frei, i was under the impression we definitely needed the residence card/certificate or something in place in order to come back to UK. If not, then that is much better news. Iought we would be waiting for the application to be processed before we could come back ...
Excellent thank you so much, this has exactly answered my queries! I feel more confident now. So with the 'temporary' EUfam4 stamp in my husbands passport, are we able to apply to UK for EEA family permit, as clearly we would have been exercising treaty rights in order to get the temporary stamp? Al...
Hi Brigid, I would like to know a little more about the avove. What about if you are already receiving uk benefits, such as child benefit and child tax credit, are these transferable at all? So if i am only able to work part time and if my hubby can not find work in Ireland, does this mean we will r...
Your husband will require a type C visa (Visitors visa) pursuant to the EU directives, when you arrive in Ireland you will need to exercise your treaty rights in by engaging in employment, or self employed, the rest options would not apply to you as you are planning to move back to the UK it is onl...
But we can reasonably assume three further months as a jobseeker if needed, provided no social welfare being claimed, let alone an 'unreasonable burden' on the welfare state right? I was under the impression the three months time limit was a bit of a non-issue provided you didn't actively take the ...
Hi all, i really need just a lowdown on the specific procedure/order in relation to applying for EEA family permit. All the terminology and categories are getting quite confusing, i had thought i was getting the hang of it. Basically i am a British citizen will be married to non eu spouse, we have 1...
Hi so i am really looking on some detailed advice on what the process is for me (British Citizen) and my non EU partner moving to Ireland to exercise EU treaty rights. Basically, i understand we need to apply for a EUTR visa from the INIS website and submit documents to the Irish embassy in his home...
Hi, i am pretty much in the same situation as you. Me and my partner plan to marry next year and then we want to move to another EEA member state. However, i don't speak any other languages, so i understand it will be extremely difficult moving anywhere where you cannot speak the language. Where wer...
Hi all, I am just wondering, how does my hubby (non EU national) apply for an EUTR visa? According to the INIS website, there is no seperate form for an EUTR visa, you just have to select either short stay/long stay and the reason for travel. I have just looked at the INIS list of visas that were ei...
Thanks so much for replying to me Brigid. So the EUTR visa we need to do online before submitting docs to the embassy, is that right? So seeing as i have never been to Ireland before, i really dont know where to move to. Do we go for the obvious, Dublin? But then i guess that would be expensive when...
Hi all, I am really in need of some advice from all you experienced Irish immigration people! My fiance and i are getting married next year and then we want to apply for a visa for him to come to Ireland with me, we plan to live/work in Ireland for a while before moving to UK. We will be travelling/...
