Hi there!!
I applied for Join Spouse Visa for Ireland, I'm from Philippines and my husband is an EU citizen living in Ireland. We were waiting for almost 8months time now for the decision, we were wondering until when we have to wait.. Is there anybody experiencing this kind of situation.? Or is there other way we can do? Thanks in advance!! Hopefully you can give some advice.. Quick response would greatly much appreciated!!
Best Regards,
Jez
Spouse Visa waiting times please help
jez burnecki
25 October 2017 15:48:35
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chantallee1980
25 October 2017 23:26:35
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Hi there
I have heard it can take them 12 months to approve, this is advertised when you make the application. Are you living in Ireland? I was advised I can move to Ireland with my partner and get a work permit and then apply for the spouse visa. Are you wanting to work?
Emmammock
06 January 2018 18:09:48
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Hi Jez,
My husband and I are experiencing the same thing. I wonder if your case has been finalized in the past months. It will be twelve months since we applied the first of February. I don't have any information that will help you as we are in the same situation but I can empathize!
Emma
Emmammock
06 January 2018 18:11:26
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Let me know if you want to share experiences!
Bouba1985
23 October 2018 17:09:24
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Hi everyone
I'm New hier looking for advice
I'm dual citizens irish british born in northern Ireland.i live and work in France I want to apply for visa for my morrocan husband to get him in northern Ireland.
Do I have to renunce my british nationalities to be ave too use eu rout
Every help appreciate thank you.
Cynic
23 October 2018 19:08:10
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Bouba1985 wrote:Hi everyone
I'm New hier looking for advice
I'm dual citizens irish british born in northern Ireland.i live and work in France I want to apply for visa for my morrocan husband to get him in northern Ireland.
Do I have to renunce my british nationalities to be ave too use eu rout
Every help appreciate thank you.
I don't think so, the United Kingdom permits dual citizenship with other countries.
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