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Ireland with Spouse who is British - Surinder Singh

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Ireland with Spouse who is British - Surinder Singh

Post by boyaali » Tue Dec 22, 2015 5:46 pm

Hello,

i am looking for some advise. My partner is from UK we got 3 months old daughter together we are married. I am from Pakistan. i applied for visit visa and got refused, i applied for visit visa before my daughter was born.. The ECO advised on the refusal letter for my partner to visit me in pakistan. She is with me in pakistan just now. We are thinking to go for sukhbinder singh route or if i can accompany her to ireland. She got 3 other kids from two different fathers. My partner will be going with me to ireland.

1) Can i accompany her to ireland and get 90days visa?
2) What documents we need to show for accompany visa?
3) Can i just book the ticket and bored on the flight and go to ireland and request for entry visa at the port.

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Re: Ireland with Spouse who is British - Surinder Singh

Post by khanmzk » Wed Dec 23, 2015 1:18 pm

If you want to accompany your wife you need a visa you being a non-eu national you cannot board any flight
without visa.moreover for SS route if you choose ireland where your wife can exercise her treaty rights by working self employed etc.you need a visa from pakistan.you can book an online appointment and then you have to submit your application at vfs center islamabad,lahore or karachi whichever is your nearest city.
EU spouse accompany visa for ireland is taking very long time know-days check this forum for more info about it..or check the below topic

http://www.immigrationboards.com/irelan ... 95325.html
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