Hi all, My friend (a British citizen) is planning on going down the Directive route and moving to Ireland with her husband who is a non- eeA national. She wanted help regarding a few matters before she went down the route 1) Is it okay for the wife to meet the husband in the airport or will they ...

Amber_ wrote:Yes, the decision was erroneous and should be either successful revised by the ECM or overturned by the tribunal.

Thank you.

That's regarding the border police. You've not even lodged an appeal which is what you need to do. Even if it's late send an appeal in stating it's late as you'd asked the ECM to reconsider first. Maybe i will do this. Do you know 100% if they are wrong in saying i cannot use my benefits towards ...

An appeal is your time a court. If you appeal the ECM will also review the decision. The IPCC is for police complaints :shock: Also, would you not have to go through the often terrible assessments for your disability benefits again in Ireland? On the ukvi website it says you can complain to IPCC ...

Appeal within 28 days. The 28 days are up now and i dont want to be throw money at them. My wife is coming to Ireland under the EEA directive to meet me British where i will renounce and claim my irish citizenship to bring her to northern ireland. Its more of if i have a case to make legally to ...

Wanderer wrote:I don't know the answer to your situation but bringing your wife into UK illegally via Ireland is not something you should consider.

I wont be bringing her to Ireland illegally, i will be bringing her under the EEA Directive.

hI, My wife was refused settlement visa UK under adequate maintenance by (Bangkok UKVI), I am on DLA so meet the financial requirements. I asked for an immediate review it has been refused and below i have included the email sent by the ECM Bangkok that we received today explaining. I find this to ...

You could try showing them the Ireland EU Directive visa guidelines to reassure them that they wont face any fine if they allow you to travel. 2.7 Other than the proofs listed at 2.3 above it is not permitted to request the applicant to provide additional proofs (of the sort that would generally be ...

Hi, My wife ( Thai ) will be travelling from Bangkok to Dublin ( Ireland ) to meet me ( British passport holder) with the intention of me exercising treaty rights. So she will be travelling with the c visa. The thing is when booking her flight i want to book 1 way as she will not be returning and ...

Hi, My wife got refused ukba settlement visa from using my benefits on the 24/02/2014. The refusal letter says only my DLA can be used. It said E.S.A, CHILD TAX CREDITS, CHILD BENEFIT, HOUSING BENEFIT CANNOT BE USED. I have asked for an immediate review by the ECM but not heard anything back from ...

Hi, My wife got refused ukba settlement visa from using my benefits on the 24/03/2014. The refusal letter says only my DLA can be used. It said E.S.A, CHILD TAX CREDITS, CHILD BENEFIT, HOUSING BENEFIT CANNOT BE USED. I have asked for an immediate review by the ECM but not heard anything back from ...

hI, Is an EEA2 different form the eeafp. I never heard of this one. Yes i spoke to the law centre and they are due to call me on tuesday again. i also will speak to someone from Madden and Finucane solicitors who i have to call on Monday. I found this in one of the appendix. Maybe its relevant to ...

You won't be applying for anything to do with Ireland if you're going to stay in NI. You would be applying for the EEAFP from the British Embassy in Thailand. ------ If you were planning to live in Ireland, you would have to apply at the Irish Consulate in Thailand (although this may be sent to the ...

I'm on my phone at the moment and I can't link so well but if you do a FB search on 'EEA visa..EU Free Movement' that particular group will show up. It has over a thousand members. It's a closed group so you'll have to request to join. Hope it can be of some use. Ok, i think i already sent a ...

Sorry lunagirl, do you mean if i was in Thailand and booked tickets and just arrived accompanied with my wife she would get in if i was to exercise my treaty rights as a worker. Or do you mean u have to get the permit 1st before we would leave Thailand. Yes, you'd have to get the Family Permit ...

Chaoclive is totally correct. When you seek legal advice it will save you precious legal fees by already being clued up on the procedure. Also, I recall reading in another forum that if you are applying under the Directive to bring your spouse to the UK you must apply at the British embassy to ...

R4B - I think you're doing the right thing - exploring all possibilities before doing the most drastic thing of all in renouncing your BC, which in my opinion should only be a last resort measure. Good luck with whatever you decide to do. Yes thanks, i think its better to no all options that are ...

Chaoclive is totally correct. When you seek legal advice it will save you precious legal fees by already being clued up on the procedure. Also, I recall reading in another forum that if you are applying under the Directive to bring your spouse to the UK you must apply at the British embassy to ...

You won't be applying for anything to do with Ireland if you're going to stay in NI. You would be applying for the EEAFP from the British Embassy in Thailand. ------ If you were planning to live in Ireland, you would have to apply at the Irish Consulate in Thailand (although this may be sent to the ...

Hi, again. I have been looking in the irish website and i cannot find the eea family permit. Would the irish version of this be the eu1 form.

Just something i found on this site in reference to my own case, I am thinking now if i could be classed as under worker If a person is unable to continue employment due to involuntary redundancy, they do not lose the right to reside if they had been working for at least a year before redundancy and ...

chaoclive wrote:Which other forum/board do you visit? Please let me know so I can have a look too.

Thai visa website. its as much use as a wet blanket on a winters morning. Lots of chat/internet trolls but no actual facts.

I'm sure it partly boils down to jealously but hey....who cares. How could you possibly lose residence in NI! That's just stupid hehe. I have a document that might be of some use for you but I wouldn't want you to put your email address on the board. You will get spammed! Go to Google and search ...

If some sent me private im unable to read due to being a new member. If its important info ask me for my email and i will post it on the board. Thanks

Have you worked in the past? If so, the paragraph that you found might be of use! Please make sure you prepare for the solicitors meeting. You will be paying for it and, therefore, you have to make sure you are clear about what you want to ask them. Please remind them of the McCarthy case (see here ...