I understand what you mean. I never picked the British Passport as I was a child when my parents got me it, even though I was born in Northern Ireland...although I have had zero contact with my parents for over 4years. As well, that British passport is now expired. I offically have no active ...

Does this apply to me? The good Friday brought forward that anyone living in NI can be of either nationality. It's up to that person to choose. I will ask the solicitor tomorrow, but a few we asked said I can have either passport. I doesn't matter if I am from ROI or NI and then invoke the treaty ...

So what am I able to do then? I want this person to stay in the country.

I was 100% born in Northern Ireland and just came to London to study my degree.

How can I renounce my British citizenship? What effects does this have on myself?

A solicitor today said we can apply under the EU rules which doesn't require the 18,600 fee, since I am Irish. Although I will need to be working once I apply for him to get his visa for 5-years. Also when I did the student finance thing, I put myself down as 'Irish'. I do not ever consider myself ...

I am 100% Irish. I am able to have Irish or British passport and can decide which rules I want to use.

I am only Irish. Also can you get married while the other person is in the UK on a student visa?

Hello this is my first post but a very important one at the same time. I am Irish (NI), gay male...and been living in London the past year as a student studying. I currently do not work as I am mostly busy studying my degree. The major problem is that I'm dating a guy from India for the past few ...