Ok that's great news. For Indian and Chinese National, if the visa stricker has a BIVS marking, they can indeed visit both UK and Ireland. If the visa has been issued by Ireland than first country of entrance has to be Ireland and vice versa. http://www.immigrationboards.com/ireland/irish-uk-v-visa-...

Family got Irish Visit Visa today and officials at Irish embassy told them they can visit UK as well. Is this true?

I have 5 years stamp 4 eufam. It says in their decision letter that it's our responsibility to inform EU treaty section if EU spouse changes location or address. That's why I informed them myself. I have sent updated documents to EU treaty rights in mid March by registered post. However no correspon...

That's great. Thanks for the info I have stamp 4 eufam. We would like to visit England for holidays and it says on website that I am exempted to apply for UK visa but at the same time they recommend applying for Family permit just to be on the safe side. My question is for Family permit do we have t...

I have sent updated documents to EU treaty rights in mid March by registered post. However no correspondence letter received from their side yet.

last time I got letter from EU treaty rights within 3 weeks.

shall I email them?

I have stamp 4 eufam. We would like to visit England for holidays and it says on website that I am exempted to apply for UK visa but at the same time they recommend applying for Family permit just to be on the safe side. My question is for Family permit do we have to go to embassy in Dublin personal...

Did you submit original supporting documents or photocopy of supporting documents?

We have moved to a nearby town, but its a different county. We changed county last year also but at that time i sent original supporting documents to EU treaty rights and they confirmed new address on their system. They didnt mention to go to new Garda office. Is it new rule now? And if i a get a ne...

I have Stamp4eufam and We just changed house and would like to update our home address with INIS (as required by them). I read on the forum that we can now send photocopies of documents and no need to send original documents, is it true? I have PRTB letters and rental contract, should sending copies...

Hi Kunfaya, We travelled to Belfast from Dublin in our car. There was no real border so nobody asked me for any documents, although we carried passports, marriage certificate and my 5 years stamp4eufam. Once in Belfast we visited nearby places also, nobody stopped us. It all went smooth :) hi master...

Hi, I went to Belfast from Dublin by our car. Nobody checked anything. No official border. I have stamp4eufam 5 years card. The link i printed is: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/entering-the-uk-as-the-holder-of-an-article-10-residence-card/entering-the-uk-as-the-holder-of-an-article-10-r...

I travelled to Northern Ireland from Dublin. No problem, there was no border check.

we carried passports, marriage certificate & print out from UK Home office.

Hi, I got Irish visit visa for my grandparent in 3 weeks from India. The documents I sent: Copy of my passport & GNIB card Invitation Letter Reference Letter from employer Copy of my utility bills Copy of my house contract List of documents grandparent submitted: Original Passport Passport sized...

That's good news badr.

and did they ask for marriage certificate and did you travel with EU spouse?

Many thanks

Many thanks for the info.

This is update from April 2015. I didn't know this.

I hope stamp 4eufam comes under article 10 card.

Hi,

I know for visiting England people holding stamp 4eufam would need to apply for family permit.
But is it possible if person holding stamp 4eufam could travel with EU spouse from Dublin to Belfast for few days?

Many thanks

thanks dublin3.

We are moving to another city and the EU spouse would be starting another job. Do we have to inform EU treaty rights about change in job & address ASAP? or could we delay it for few weeks once we get all updated documents (2 payslips, bills, PRTB, etc)? I saw in one post that once people got the...

i have stamp4eufam as well.
We have been using non-EU qeue always together and no problem at all.
Also non-EU qeue has less number of people

We just came back from Budapest, Hungary. At Dublin airport they asked me for stamp4eufam card and at the budapest airport they just saw our passports and asked nothing.

how long does it usually take to get the EEA family permit? and is it valid for 6 months only?

jeupsy wrote:No you can't get these at the airport, you will need t apply online and get it from the UK embassy. See here for the family permit which is the easiest one: https://www.gov.uk/family-permit

"better" would be permanent job for your wife. but minimum requirement even part time job would do the trick. You have to register with GNIB within 90 days of arriving in Ireland (or less time depending on the visa duration you got on your arrival here) Hi Me and My wife in Ireland at the ...

I would recommend having both your names on the bills, just need to ring the company and print off online bill, if possible.

Otherwise you can submit the way it is now, and get temp. stamp 4. And after few months submit bills in both of your names.

Not sure about 2nd question but re: first question,a person I met online got his stamp4eufam 5 years and they showed 20,000 euros as self sufficient. This was the case in 2012. So i think 50,000 euros should be enough, but like jeupsy said there is no hard figure given out.

I got mine after 5 months