Can I move to Ireland from India?

You may be eligible to move to Ireland despite not having a job; there are various routes to securing leave to remain in Ireland which do not require employment. To find out more, contact our friendly client care team on (+353) 061 518 025. We can arrange a consultation with one of our expert immigration lawyers.

How much money do you need to immigrate to Ireland?

Begin by reading the Irish Immigration and Naturalization Service guidance for persons of independent means under the Stamp O permit section of their website. At present, requirements include an income of at least 50,000 euros a year and a sum of savings.

Can I bring my spouse to Ireland?

If your spouse or civil partner is a citizen of a non-EEA country, they may need to apply for a visa before they can travel to Ireland . If your spouse or civil partner needs a visa, they must apply for a Join Family Member (D) visa. They must apply for a visa online.

Can I live in Ireland if Im married to an Irish citizen?

At present, there is no automatic entitlement for Irish citizens to bring their non-EU family members to live in Ireland. This means that someone who is in a de-facto relationship, in a civil-partnership or married to an Irish citizen, must apply for permission to allow them to live and work in Ireland.

How can I get permanent residency from India to Ireland?

In general, you can apply for citizenship after 5 years of lawfully residing in this nation. This excludes those with a General Employment Permit. After two years, holders of a Critical Skills Employment Permit can qualify for permanent residency.

Is it easy to get job in Ireland for Indian?

It is easy to get the Ireland Work Visa provided certain requirements are fulfilled by the applicants from outside the EU. They must have a job offer for a minimum of 2 years or plus and the salary must be more than 30,000 Euros.

Does Ireland accept immigrants?

As a member of the European Union, Ireland does not require citizens of EU member states to hold visa to enter the country. Ireland’s immigration system is not points based, and instead is geared towards allowing migrants with the skills and expertise needed by the Irish economy to get a visa with ease.

Can my wife work in Ireland?

The Irish Dependent/Partner/Spouse Employment Permit allows the family members of certain Irish work permit holders to live and work in Ireland. A spouse or de facto partner will be granted permission when they register with the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS).

Can my wife become an Irish citizen?

Citizenship for spouses of Irish citizens If you are married to, or in a civil partnership with, an Irish citizen, you can apply to become an Irish citizen by naturalisation. You can apply if you live in Ireland or Northern Ireland and meet the following conditions: You have been married for 3 years or more.

Can I live in Spain with an Irish passport?

Even if you’re not thinking of applying for residency in Spain, an Irish passport (or any EU passport) means you will not be subject to the 90/180 days Schengen area travel restrictions. EU documents do not need an Apostille stamp and you can request a Multilingual Standard Form, so no need to pay for translations.

Can I live in Ireland with my partner?

Your spouse or civil partner must be in Ireland before they can register with immigration authorities and apply for residency permission. Residency permission allows your non-EEA spouse or civil partner to live with you in Ireland.

Can a spouse of a Spanish citizen work in Spain?

Basically, this right applies to spouses and registered civil unions that start living with their Spanish or EU partner in Spain for a period of time longer than 3 months. They can apply for a residence and work authorization that will enable them to work in Spain under the same conditions as any other EU citizen.

Can Irish citizens bring family members to live in Ireland?

Irish citizens do not have an automatic entitlement to bring family members who are not nationals of the European Economic Area (EEA), EU or Switzerland to live in Ireland.

How can my non-EEA spouse or civil partner move to Ireland?

If you are returning to Ireland from outside the EEA with your non-EEA spouse or Non-EEA civil partner, your spouse or civil partner must get permission from the Irish National Immigration Service (INIS) to live with you in Ireland. This is a step-by-step guide to the immigration process for your Non-EEA spouse or Non-EEA civil partner.