Thanks for your reply if they're legally married, why wouldn't visa be tied to their marriage and they can renew it based on it? or what's Mary's current status and where does she live? Mary is currently on a visa from when Mary was single (Stamp 4 I think). Residing in Ireland theoretically, if the ...

(N.B. I use "rights" loosely, as in what options are available or referring to a process which has a high chance of succeeding etc)

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Hi, Apologies in advance is this is a very basic question, but I'm getting lost jargon on the Irish government websites. How can a UK citizen ("Bob") who lives/works in Ireland (who moved since the UK's departure from the EU) remain unified with their non-EU/EEA/UK spouse ("Mary") if Mary's visa ...

Oh I see! He's on a Stamp 1 and he'll also have no problem getting sponsored by his employer if immigration are reluctant to renew his Stamp after its expiry. Regarding the year with a large absence, he's going to write that off. Even with that, he's still got enough reckonable residence. His ...

I just found this from xxxxxxx website “ If a residence permission is revoked, it is usually revoked from the time that the person stopped abiding by the conditions of the permission, for example the date that their Irish/EU national spouse left the State. It means that this period will also no l ...

Thank you for your reply Could you clarify what you mean by a valid visa throughout? He appealed the stamp 4 revoking at every stage (though they did firmly state it was revoked and he no longer has permission) and was eventually granted a stamp 1. Are you saying this short period isn’t counted as r ...

Hey I'm posting about a non-EEA friend, who is looking at applying for citizenship via naturalisation. I'd appreciate a sanity check whether it is possible/likely that their application will be accepted. Their background is this: - 4.9 years on an EUFam Stamp 4 while married to EU national. - While ...