Naturalised Irish&NON-EEAspouse Immigration chk queue in

[tiggs]

Hi Buddies,
As you know i got Naturalised recently, My spouse is a NON-EEA citizen living in Ireland with me for Past 8 Yrs. For any Trips abroad on our way back, we both had to queue in Non-EU queue at Dublin Airport Immigration check.
Does my naturalisation change anything ?
Can she follow me into EU queue or for her its still pretty much the same? (If so i will stand with her in same Non-EU queue)

Reason i am asking, i don't mind standing in queue either way. She's heavily pregnant(ending 2 trimester) and we have to make a short urgent trip to London.

Any input be off great help.

Regards
Tiggs

[zzz]

and we have to make a short urgent trip to London.

edit:
just realized you were talking about return flight ...
Hi Tiggs,

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I also found that on return flight non-EU queue (the one called 'ALL PASSPORTS) goes much faster as there are very few non-EU passengers on flights within EU.

Good luck!

[Directive/2004/38/EC]

I recently tried to enter ireland through the EU line (one traveller UK, one traveller not-EU).

The person at the desk was friendly but insisted they could only process EU citizens. He did not even have a passport stamp apparently.

[agniukas]

sorry, cannot answer your question. but just an idea. if there are any seats near by maybe your wife could take a seat while you hold the queue, and she could just join you at the very top of the queue.
i know you would expect pregnant women to be served ahead of everyone else, however, it does not happen much in the real world(talking from experience)

[tiggs]

Thanks for the replies. Its just bit of a hassle.. But am hoping for fairly short queue as we are flying on working days...and noons.
Fingers crossed.
Regards
Tiggs

[dublin3]

. but just an idea. if there are any seats near by maybe your wife could take a seat while you hold the queue, and she could just join you at the very top of the queue.

As agniukas said may b there are seat but I am sure there will be 4 or 5 seat near passport control because when I came to Ireland first time they make me sit on that seat for more then one hour and then another 2 hours in 2 different rooms..

[tiggs]

Yea, thats an options. Thanks for you input guys. It helps.

Regards
Tiggs

[BDSK2003]

All,

I am going to get my Nat. Cert in few weeks. My wife's Stamp 4 is going to expire in few months. Any advice on how to renew her Stamp 4 using my Naturalisation Certificate.

Any information on this is greatly appreciated.

BDSK