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naturalised citizen question

RedPlanet · 2005-08-15 08:27:50

Not sure where to put this. Since Citizenship is ultimately a political matter i guess it goes here. Q: If someone as a naturalised Irish citizen, and they married a non-EU national here in Ireland. Can that person attain Irish citizenship too (after 3 years or whatever)?

15-08-2005 08:27AM

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Not sure where to put this. Since Citizenship is ultimately a political matter i guess it goes here.

Q: If someone as a naturalised Irish citizen, and they married a non-EU national here in Ireland. Can that person attain Irish citizenship too (after 3 years or whatever)?

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#2 15-08-2005 08:37AM

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More like 9 years. They will get a visa to stay for 1 year, then 3 years then 5 years if I recall correctly.

There might be a way to speed that process up though. This isn't really a politics question.

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