As a spouse of Irish citizen you are holding "Stamp 4" and you will need a re-entry visa . So make sure you get your re-entry visa before leaving Ireland. Traveling to the UK you will need UK visa . For more information have a look on the British Embassy UK website: https://www.gov.uk/gove...
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If you live in the Republic of Ireland for 5 years you would be able apply for an Irish passport in your own right and you have to prove your residence in the form of utility bills, P60's, bank statements etc.
For the PPS number you will need your original passports + Marriage certificate + Baby birth certificate and proof of address in the form on a utility bill. If the utility bill is not on your name than you can ask your landlord to write you a letter confirming your residence on his/her property alon...
Spouse of Irish citizens will get visa for the first year for 1 year, than for the second year for 1 years and the third year you will get a visa for 3 years.
At the completion of your three years, you would be able to apply for your Irish citizenship.
Please find below the answers of ur 2 questions: 1- You must report to INIS and change ur address otherwise you could end up in trouble when you extend ur visa. I know ur job is important but every one's job is important who queue up there every day. 2- your friend should go to the Garda station or ...
That's a tricky story, Yes you can apply for permanent residency but DOJ will rip you apart by asking you proof of addresses, why she is not living with you any more, Why did you not informed DOJ about your change of circumstances, and most important about your criminal conviction. Did you got any j...
To get a PPS number, you need a proof of address, your landlord can write you a letter confirming your residence and I hope she would be able to get her PPS number. But most important thing is that the PPS office do not issue PPS numbers now a days without a proof of employment. If she have a job of...
Dave, answering you two questions.. Can she renew her stamp 4 now (3 months early) so we can go sort out the Spanish visa. The max someone can renew his/her visa is 1 month. If you live in the country side talk to your local Immigration officer and you might be able to renew it little early as the G...
It very much depends on the documents you provide. One thing will definitely go against him as being a young graduate and DOJ always look on that kind of applicants that they will slip here and will not return back home. But again, if he could prove that he have sufficient funds for the trip, your s...
There is no separate Immigration office in the country except Dublin. So contact ur local Garda station. Every Garda station has one immigration officer. So call ur local Garda station for an appointment.
If you have a valid stamp 2 than you need only the below: Your original marriage/civil partnership certificate Your original passport Your Irish spouse’s/civil partner’s original passport Evidence of your joint address However try to get the maximum possible documents with you if you can get like yo...
if u r married or plan to get married than ur brit spouse can sponsor u as a spouse of EU citizen and once u r here on spouse visa u will apply in the department of justice for 5 years residence card.
Don't worry, once u sent DOJ ur new contract u would be fine. there is no complications in it.
Make sure u send every document to DOJ by registered post and write ur reference number on it. Also keep a copy of every document u send to DOJ for ur record in case that is needed again
I will also advise to contact the Irish Embassy / Consulate in Germany before coming to Ireland - This is the last thing would you like to deal with Immigration at Irish port do not allow you entry. So check with them officially.
There are two routes in which a non EEA national can apply for permission to reside in the State on the basis of marriage or civil partnership with an Irish national. A). If you are a non visa required national who has entered the State legally within the last 90 days or if you are a visa required n...
