Filipina, how to get irish visa to join spouse

Last activity 31 October 2013 by newellfamily

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justjMember22 October 2013 15:50:46

I would like to get help from you as we don't know where to start.
I am a Filipina residing in the Philippines married to an Irish citizen who is currently staying and working in South Ireland.

I've never been to Ireland, but both of us decided to start a family together in Ireland. However, we don't know what type of visa should we apply, and what are the requirements, we want visa good for long stay. We tried to read online but we are confuse. So we hope you can enlighten us on what should we do.

GuestPoster794Guest24 October 2013 12:44:35

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As you are merried to an irish citizen this is very easy to get visa.
You get the all the information on inis.gov.ie

justjMember24 October 2013 21:33:59

Yes, I am, do you have any sample of Letter of Assurance and Affidavit of support

newellfamilyMember31 October 2013 05:47:33

Hi
Can anyone asssit, my family and I are wanting to move to ireland from South Africa, I have a british passport aswell as my kids, my wife is on a south african passport.
What do we do in order for her to stay,how easy is it to stay for her.

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