From stamp 1 approval letter or first GNIB Card (Stamp 1 of course) issue date?
Let's say I got my approval letter in July 2020, and did renew received my GNIB Card in September 2020.
Thank you very much
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Hi! Where are my manners...GardropFuat wrote: ↑Tue Mar 29, 2022 8:59 pmHello there, yeah it is a work permit. And people renew it every year.
No problemmeself2 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 29, 2022 9:14 pmHi! Where are my manners...GardropFuat wrote: ↑Tue Mar 29, 2022 8:59 pmHello there, yeah it is a work permit. And people renew it every year.
Anyways, if I understood you correctly and first email you got was in regards to work permit, I would opt for the date of GNIB card issue. Having a permit doesn't always mean you're an Irish resident - you might not go to work/not be let in at the border/etc. When you're registered, you've shown you're here and ready to work.
Reckonable residence starts from the date of first residence stamp on your passport and it goes on for a year. When you first register yourself, not the green stamp they put on border control either.GardropFuat wrote: ↑Tue Mar 29, 2022 8:48 pmHello people again, just a quick question: From when reckonable residence starts counting?
From stamp 1 approval letter or first GNIB Card (Stamp 1 of course) issue date?
Let's say I got my approval letter in July 2020, and did renew received my GNIB Card in September 2020.
Thank you very much![]()