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If she is doing PhD in UCD than you can apply to DOJ as her spouse & u would be accepted. If ur fiance is doing a course lower than PhD level than you wouldn't get a spouse visa.She's been accepted to attend Vet School at UC Dublin....but we are having trouble figuring out whether or not I can go to Ireland with her
You need your own comprehensive medical insurance,Will my spouse's insurance cover me as well, or will I need separate insurance?
You are wrong here, For sure US citizen do not visa for the purpose of visit in ireland for 90 days, but if they want to be enguaged in any economic activity than you would need a visa & registration with GNIB means visa.I've also read that US citizens don't need a study visa to attend school. Just a passport, and then registration with the GNIB
As it turns out, her program isn't the NFQ Level 10 that would all her spouse/children to tag along. Instead, it's an NFQ level 8. So, that's too bad.agniukas wrote:your future spouse will probably be issued with stamp 2 as a student. she will not be permitted to have her dependant spouse with her unless she is studying for PhD. You can come to ireland as a tourist/visitor, no visa necessary, but you will have to register with GNIB if staying for more than 90 days. If you can prove that you can support yourself (not sure how rich you should be to support yourself in ireland without working) you could get stamp 3, not allowing you to work.
what are you planning to do in ireland yourself?
Yeah - if it doesn't work out, it doesn't work out. But at the worst, I'll enjoy a three month vacation in Irelandagniukas wrote:Sorry to disappoint you, but the chances for getting a work permit are practically zero. finding a job is pretty hard as well. if you haven't heard unemployment is around 13 % with huge emigration elsewhere.
green cards are issued to only highly qualified, highly skills workers.
at the point of entry to the state you will be asked for the reason as to why are you coming to ireland. if you state as a tourist, that permission will not be renewed at the end of 3 months.
Nice point. As an addition, in the UK you would be allowed to work if you are the spouse of a full time student.podge_celt wrote:your wife should maybe consider a uk uni to do her studies, there are a lot of US accredited schools there. my wife is studying vet medicine in glasgow, I am from Ireland so were not in the same situation as you but we know 2 other married couples who are from the US and 1 is studying and the other working, The uk is also a good option as they offer free health care. am notsure on all the details but it might be worth looking into.