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Visa to UK H Visa

Discussion in 'Investment, Work Visa' started by findit13, Sep 25, 2008.

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  1. Sep 25, 2008 #1
    findit13

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    Hello,

    My fiancee and I just got married. Im a US citizen, living in the US. He has duel citizenship, British/Irish, and is here on a work visa. His visa is about to expire, and will be returning to Ireland. As his wife, how do I get a visa to Ireland and go with him? I currently have a US Passport.
     
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    presutin

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    Ireland visa is not required for citizens of United States for a stay up to 90 days. Once there, consult with the consulate on how to change your status if your stay is longer than 90 days. Good luck to you!
     
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    findit13

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    Is there a website, or another legal advice forum regarding that issue? I don't want to get to Ireland, and then have them say I have to leave after 90 days. I'm sure there is paperwork of some kind they would require. I thought I would need a visa to stay there, since I'm already married to an Irish citizen. I'm going to actually be relocating to Ireland as a US citizen.
     
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    What you need is not a website but an immigration lawyer in Ireland that will begin the sponsoring process for you to become a legal resident there. Once you are there, contact an attorney to begin the process immediately. Good Luck to you!
     
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