1- Is it possible to get a multi-entry schengen visa given my itinerary? in simple words, no. and sometimes it actually make them suspecious and refuse your application and other times you could pay for a multi and they only grant you a single entry visa. only if you have/had a UK visa AND a US visa...

Thanks for your answer. I don't really mean about the borders or travelling. i mean walking in the streets, going out..etc because Ireland doesn't have EU National ID and as i wasn't born in Ireland my Driving License will not be a proof of me being an EU citizen or an Irish citizen because the plac...

ok first Happy Holidays to everyone...
my question is, well i'm new to this EU free movement, i'm going on holiday in another EU country, should i keep my EU passport on me at all times?

thanks

the ten years have passed anyway

@banana07 letter of approval and passport, are you sure about it. does the letter says to bring in your passport of original nationality or does it require to carry any valid id? please, help. 1 of my friend is stuck, need to help him thru this forum. regards just the invitation letter and any form...

Granting a certificate of naturalisation is not a right, it is a descretion of the minister, in other words, if she is not happy she has all the power to refuse any application she wants. just to advise the fellow members here, it is not good to call the INIS or ask them about batches or even anythi...

The average processing time when Alan Shatter was in office 1 year. Only from August 2013 when he said the backlog is cleared that it started to be around 6 months or less.

Happy days. i got my invitation letter today to attend citizenship ceremony in university cork on the 24 at 10.45am. it is been a long wait . it waorth it. my app took.three months to get approval. though i missed the september ceremony , i m happy i got today. i want to thank everyone in this foru...

it is for everyone approved across Ireland. it's just a small number so they are just saving money and using a hall in somewhere cheaper.

90 days for each visa but the immigration officer has the right to choose the length of your stay and even to decide whether or not you can enter the state... but if you have strong ground to extended your stay to its maximum period 90 days, go to GNIB at 13-14 Burgh Quay. hope this helps.

i think 75k is total of three years...
but as far as i know, you need to prove their dependency on you, to show them that you send them constantly money for at least one year and that they do not have another source of income and if you can, bring medical certs and things like that.

@janet yes it's an old date, i got worried there for a second i think they are just updating their website

approvals are sent in regular post.

the system has changed, there will be no batches of approvals anymore but every case will be dealt with individually that's because ive heard from many friends received approvals in the past days and not at the same time. from experience I can tell you , I don't think so what experience? the new mi...

the system has changed, there will be no batches of approvals anymore but every case will be dealt with individually that's because ive heard from many friends received approvals in the past days and not at the same time.

@Bebo, I understand where u're coming from,its of a noble stance,but we live in a world where only Aboriginals are regarded as indigen,hence the difference.U'll notice that prior to 2005,any1 born in ireland take up Irish citizenship automatically.This should be a model adopted with reasoning,but i...

Do not call any person who holds a passport based on his colour/sex/origin, non citizen of that country.
the reason why you had to dig about Shatter in the first place is the reason why you think he is not Irish. to me he is just Irish. you see the full stop there?

any non irish IS immigrant, whether yesterday or 200 years ago.. and that is not a shameful thing, its actually showing how immigrants can be successful wherever they land! Minister Alan Shatter is non Irish? Janet is not going to be Irish? your Irish passport does not make you Irish!!!?????? any a...

again same question to you janet where did you get from that shatter is an immigrant? wikipedia says his family were visiting ireland and gave birth to him here. no no to me when u receive your cert of naturalisation in 2 weeks you are called an Irish citizen. it is not my place to call u immigrant ...

if anyone mentioned anything about religions it is you not me :) this is what is written on wikipedia Born in Dublin to a Jewish family, Shatter is the son of Elaine and Reuben Shatter, an English couple who met by chance when they were both on holidays in Ireland in 1948. from which part did you ge...

Shatter is not an immigrant! not becoz he is Jewish that it means he is an immigrant! he was born in Dublin.

Shatter of course. everything is messed up since the new Minister of Children took place as Minister of Justice! i dont get how someone who cares for children and babies becomes a person who gives order to imprison people and in some countries to execute them!!!!!

you cant apply for a re-entry visa without your GNIB card. Cert of Naturalisation would let you enter Ireland but would not let you fly from any airport to Ireland. There is an emergency passport which you can apply to, but you need a really strong reason. I dont remember if it was you or someone el...

i think people who are waiting for their invitations to the ceremony believe that if they send more approval that would risk their place in the ceremony... that is absolutely wrong! as long as you have sent them the money before mid august then you are in the ceremony! approvals are sent in dates th...

I wouldn't start jumping to conclusions just yet. It looks like INIS are busy sending out invitations at the moment, if this thread is anything to go by: http://www.immigrationboards.com/ireland/anyone-got-the-invitation-for-22nd-sep-ceremoney-yet-t169583-40.html#p1076139 the ceremony invitations a...