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Hi
I am living with my wife and kids in UK and we all have british nationality. I am planning to use Surrinder singh route to bring my non-EEA parents to UK by moving to Ireland with my family for 6-9 months.
I will leave my UK job and will be working in Ireland. My wife will not work over there but she is on maternity leave of 1 year from her UK job. Could this be a problem?. Or should I simply not try to provide evidence that my wife is also in Ireland? I am aware I will need to show evidence that I moved my "centre of life to Ireland" and so I will provide documents like GP registration, kids schooling etc.
I will be grateful for your comments/guidance.
Thanks

As an aside to your question, as your wife and you are British citizens, if your child is born in Ireland, s/he will be eligible for an Irish passport in future as well. That may come in handy if the UK and the EU were to part ways.

secret.simon wrote:As an aside to your question, as your wife and you are British citizens, if your child is born in Ireland, s/he will be eligible for an Irish passport in future as well. That may come in handy if the UK and the EU were to part ways.

Thanks, baby is already born in UK

Hi. Anyone please?

Hi,

We are in the same position. Please can anyone advise? In our case, its me who is on a maternity leave and my husband will be moving to Ireland and seeking a new job also bringing in my parents and his in-laws. Will this be possible? Many thanks for your advise.

Hi

Did either of you move to Ireland and manage to bring your parents over there?