regd dependent visa on Irish work permit

Last activity 08 July 2014 by navikk

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navikkMember30 June 2014 15:54:05

Hi all,

Can you please share if you anyone have got experience in bringing your dependents on Irish work permit?

Your EuropeContributor01 July 2014 10:59:01

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Are you an EU national or are you a legal resident in the EU? If yes, then this link can be useful for registering your non-EU family members in an EU country: europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/residence/documents-formalities/non-eu-family-members-residence-card/index_en.htm

Amel13New member07 July 2014 17:01:07

Hi
This can get a bit complicated and messy the best thing you can do is to contact the Migrant right centre www.mrci.ie or the migrant service of crosscare www.migrantproject.ie as well you can check www.immigrantcouncil.ie all these sites have frequently asked questions and you might find the response to that. The 3 services are in Dublin city centre and have drop in services so you can call in to them as well.
I hope that was helpful

navikkMember08 July 2014 14:36:09

Thanks for the response and links shared Amel.

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