Glad to know ur query is resolved. However, last year when i applied for my wife visa it was a different address and few years ago they had a different one. So who ever is reading this post in few months / year time. Make sure to contact the Irish consulate and confirm their new address. It seems th...

What address did you got on ur application form ? Anyway on the department of foreign affairs website, you can track the correct address. Click on the below link for info: https://www.dfa.ie/embassies/irish-embassies-abroad/asia-and-oceania/pakistan/ You also better to call the Irish Consulate Karac...

Well, it might cause issue that she is dependent on social services. This is why DOJ ask you first the private medical insurance at the first place.

@ freestyler

What do you mean that you were refused for qualification not being recognized and (B1 english being cited) ?

It doesn't make any sense, you can go to your local Garda station for registration, and might be they would be looking for a proof of address, i.e. a land lord letter etc

P.S: What visa you currently hold i.e. study / work ?

Thanks very much for the clarification...

@ londonirish79

Thanks for ur help, however ur statement is confusing me, On one hand you are saying that 75K should be earned in three years and than on the other hand you are saying 75K should be earned per year.

Could you please clarify ?

Thanks in advance...

@ londonirish79

Thanks for your reply. Yes my net income is well over 75K in the past three years, which i can prove in the form of P60's / P21's and payslips. Is there any requirement that the parents should be over a certain age ? My parents are 60 and 62 years of age.

Dear All, I am an Irish citizen, living in Dublin and if i want to apply for a dependent visa for my parents from Pakistan, does any one know what's the requirement for their visa application. Please Note: I need help with the dependent visa and NOT for a visit visa. In other words they should stay ...

@ Lee24 If you are an professional Immigration lawyer than why would you be seeking help on this forum. Example of your post below: http://www.immigrationboards.com/ireland/non-eu-pr-can-i-bring-my-wife-here-t174101.html#p1098125 Also how many other ID's do you use beside "Leinsterimmig" ...

Thursday and than Wednesday

Renew ur passport and send that to the passport office instead.

Queue is still mental, at 9:00am there was no ticket, people were queuing up from mid night. I wouldn't recommend to go for the re-entry these days. This is foreign students time. Try end of November/ start of December and things would be back to normal.

Well, she is not doing an fraud, she wana live with her husband in his home country but lets suppose if Irish authorities ever find that she is not residing in the state, she would have a UK passport anyway and she wouldn't have claimed that by so call fraud.

Once ur wife reside in the UK for 5 years on Irish passport, she can also apply for UK passport, which might help.

Here is the link to follow further:

http://www.ria.gov.ie/en/RIA/Pages/Rece ... ommodation

What is ur wife's nationality and where is she at the moment ? If she is applying to join u from another country, she will get a short visa to joing you in Ireland if you are exercising your EU treaty right. On arrival, you need to apply for her residence card on form EU1. You can get the details an...

Will not make any difference, All looks good in ur case. Just book ur flight and u can join ur husband in Ireland.

Yes they will charge you between 500 to 1000. It's a lesson for all of us, the criminal record will never leave u alone. A friend of mine went to Australia (Irish citizen by birth) and on the Airport Australian Immigration found that he had an offense in 1999 and was jailed for 4 months in Dublin, h...

Say "NO"

Every application should be sent separately and every application should have separate supporting docs + fees.

Every application would be dealt with it's own merit.

If u have a clear record after that incident, u better to appeal the decision and most important thing to get a solicitor, u r in a mess and DOJ wouldn't even reply to ur emails or letters but when a solicitor write to them at least they will reply to them.

All the best and keep away from trouble.

Lee is right, as a US citizen, u r visa free to UK and Ireland and it doesn't make any difference if u enter Ireland via bus / train or by air. Just keep the proof of your entry into the state i.e. tickets etc. Once u r in Ireland you need to apply for residence card on form EU1, u can get more info...

I am good vijay, hope u r well too.
Just put any dummy address, like
Apt 77
Grange castle
Dublin 14

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Let's not fight here, I think we all have helped alot of people here and got help for our selves.