non - EU (visa required country) spouse of an EU member

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Member since 01 September 2013

anaanaMember01 September 2013 17:23:29

Hello!
I am an EU citizen but my husband is not and also he is from visa required country. We are planning to move to Ireland, but I'm not sure what's the procedure.

Is it possible to travel together - him as a family member/spouse who wish to accompany EU citizen under EU treaty rights?
Will he still need a visa or he can enter with me(passport and marriage certificate)?

Or should I go first, get everything done (accommodation, pps, job...) and then invite him as a spouse - familly reunion?

What to do?

Thank you in advance.

anaana Member

Member since 01 September 2013

anaanaMember03 September 2013 16:04:14

Anyone anything?

GuestPoster794 Guest

GuestPoster794Guest03 September 2013 17:12:37

214245

Don't so sad.
this website is for your issue "inis.gov.ie"

you definitely find a remedy there and you can also contact with concerned authorities via e-mail.

now Cheer up

GuestPoster794 Guest

GuestPoster794Guest03 September 2013 17:15:11

214245

And remember never say thanks in advance.

People accept this shamefully and do not tell you the way out.

soterob Member

Member since 24 August 2013

soterobMember04 September 2013 12:08:09

you may call INIS office about your problem. I'm sure they could be of help.

Farway Member

Member since 28 February 2013

FarwayMember14 October 2013 11:56:23

You present yourself and your husband at your nearest Garda station and he will get a stamp 4....it certainly was that easy for me and believe it still is.

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