Obie wrote:You may be Ok. Best to see what the department makes of it. The fact that she was granted permission to enter Ireland, may be an indication that they are satisfied with things.

Thanks Obie! I am going to keep the boards up to date about my case.

If the employment is not genuine and effective them the department may reject it. The fact that you are receiving jobseekers allowance on top of your wages indicates that you employment may well not be genuine and effect. It all remains to be seen as I do not hold all the facts of you case. How ...

Yeah Noajhtan, I understand it now. I don`t think that my job would be serious issue for refusal. I am working at my company for more than four years. And there is high possibility that they are going to hire me in full time in future. Only thing that as a part timer I receive job seeker`s benefit ...

EU rules do not specify minimum income or working hours; such economic activity merely has to be genuine & effective rather than marginal & supplementary . This EU information will help you get up to speed on free movement: http://ec.europa.eu/justice/citizen/document/files/guide-free-mo-2013_en ...

Exercising your treaty rights in the EU member state mean you have to be employed or self employed in Ireland, I don't think the department would accept if you say you are employed in UK. Hy Kunfayakun, First of all I would like to say thanks to your helpful posts. Yours help us a lot. My story: I ...