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Marriage visa for Ireland

Wompa1 · 2015-06-05 19:18:47

Here's an interesting one...it only just popped up in my mind with the other post on here. If you marry an American in America and then want to move back to Ireland. What do you do? I'm guessing you apply for a spousal visa or something like that and they live there on that for 2 or 3 years and then apply for citizenship.…

05-06-2015 7:18pm

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Here's an interesting one...it only just popped up in my mind with the other post on here.

If you marry an American in America and then want to move back to Ireland. What do you do?

I'm guessing you apply for a spousal visa or something like that and they live there on that for 2 or 3 years and then apply for citizenship. What say you?

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#2 05-06-2015 7:30pm

Ruu

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http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/De%20Facto%20Relationships

Probably what you are looking for or the closest I can think of, then when you both are residents in the state for a few years, you can probably apply for citizenship or whatever.

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