If you are a visa-required national, the simplest answer is Yes................you need a visa. (if your country is not exempted) what is your nationality? Doesn't matter if you have ILR ................. I know someone who was turned back after arriving at Dublin airport with a Refugee Travel ...

Thanks for all your help. Plenty of food for thought. The Zambrano option seems the most logical if it works. You should really seek immigration advice because I have a feeling that you being not resident in Ireland might throw up some difficulties. Read the Zambrano ruling very careful since ...

Is one of your grandparents Irish? then you might be entitled to citizenship by descent. I f one of your grandparents is an Irish citizen but none of your parents was born in Ireland, you may become an Irish citizen. You will need to have your birth registered in the Foreign Births Register. For ...

An Irish birth certificate would prove that the child was born in Ireland, but not give entitlement for Irish citizenship since the parents were not legal residants here, I think? This is true............obtaining citizenship is restricted to legal residency and has a time limit, having a child ...

Unless I am missing something, I don't think you are correct Malika. Irish citizenship can only be acquired through birth if the parent is Irish at the time of birth. And citizenship through FBR is only valid from the day of registration on the FBR; which means bigblake's mother wasn't Irish when ...

Good Afternoon all! I am new to this, but would LOVE to live abroad. As of right now, my mother is working on her Irish citizenship since she is the granddaughter of an Irish citizen. Is she going the Foreign Birth Register (FBR) process? My question is can I get Irish citizenship after she gets ...

Thanks for your help. Bridget. Although my wife only arrived this week she has already got a job for 20 hours a week approx . I am still in the process of setting up my business so I am not in receipt of income (although I will start earning within a month). I notice from your reply that we will ...

just browse these forum.................... there are many people in similar situation or Google EU Treaty Rights. here's a link to start you with: http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/EU%20Treaty%20Rights%20FAQs#Q.12_I_am_an_Irish_National._Can_my_non_EEA_family_members_apply_for_EU_Treaty_Rights ...

Hello...i am u.s citizen.....my great grandfather and grandmother both were born in ireland...i have read so many different sites on how to get irish citizenship from family members....would i qualify? If one of your grandparents is an Irish citizen but none of your parents was born in Ireland, you ...

i dont understand what is the need to do that ?

[My Embassy requires details of any other citizenship I hold. And ofcourse it must be in a language recognised by them. In this case English.


The OP has clearly stated the reason why...............did you read the whole thread?

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My intent was to simply train up from Dublin, but assuming I need a new tourist visa stamp for the UK, I could fly to mainland Europe and then to Belfast? Yeah that's what you should do so that your passport shows exit and entry as you know within the Common Travel Area, there isn't that much ...

I know you've mentioned that you are working. Just thinking aloud here .............Would it be possible if you could move to another EU country, (which incidentally could be NI but you would still be on the island) This way, you can invoke EU Immigration Laws. Which would be more useful (comes with ...

How do you intend to travel to NI?

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Thanks for the link!

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My wife only received a month stamp in her passport though. Is my understanding correct that it brings forward the process regarding getting five year's residency?When we see the Garda Immigration Officer shortly will that include sending off the EU1 form or does that take place later? I gather the ...

Ignore my above post.......................just remembered you are a Brit.

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Please, Ignore my lack of search ability, as you have posted before,....................what is you Nationality?

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Google "De Facto Relationships". That will give you a good lead Thank you very much for that. But we dont have a joint account and dont have any bills in both names . I plan on living in Belfast for 4 nights a week with her for a year and we will then have a sky or electricity bill in our names ...

Thanks... Wonder what is the actual request procedure. Any email address or tel. number to contact? My Embassy requires details of any other citizenship I hold. And ofcourse it must be in a language recognised by them. In this case English. Surprising that since Irish & English are the official ...

As the above post mentions, the translation in English has no legal standing.....................why the need for a translation when once you have passport, it (the cert) isn't that used again.

Irish is the official language.

This is a request to the Mods , would you mind merging this thread with this other one on EU travel? http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=30020&sid=3effec071f7468c7e4af5e331e993e5c or make it a sticky and amend the title. I believe it would provide information to those who have Stamp4 ...

That's good............... maybe you could get an immigration lawyer to give you concrete advice.

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I'd suggest you simply ignore it. Its normal at-times with Immigration officers all over the world!. She saw you as a target and wanted to find something bad/illegal/unusual about you. At that time she was 100% certain she could sniff out something wrong about you, maybe by similar experience etc ...

Hi everyone, I am about to get naturalised in coming months but I am just wondering after I receiving my citizenship how can I bring my non EU parents here to live with me permanently. It all boils down to money.................i.e Can you afford to support them or are the financially well-off?(not ...