Want your family to join you in Ireland?
If you want your spouse, partner, child or
another eligible family member to come and live with you in Ireland, you may
simply think of the process as needing a “family visa”. The correct route,
however, can depend on your nationality, your immigration status in Ireland,
the family relationship and the circumstances of the person who wants to join
you.
Depending on the circumstances, the process
may involve a Join Family visa, another family-based immigration permission, EU
Treaty Rights or a family reunification route. You do not need to know the
exact name of the application before contacting us. We help you identify the
route that may apply and understand the requirements and supporting evidence
involved.
We can assist with
·
Join Family applications
involving Irish citizens.
·
Applications involving eligible
non-EEA sponsors living in Ireland.
·
Spouse, civil partner and de
facto partner cases, where the relevant route permits.
·
Applications concerning
dependent children and other eligible family members.
·
Family applications connected
with EU Treaty Rights.
·
Reviewing supporting evidence
relating to the family relationship, finances, accommodation and immigration
history.
·
Applications where previous
immigration circumstances may require closer consideration.
A careful approach to family applications
Family cases can involve much more than
completing a form. Evidence of the relationship, the sponsor’s circumstances,
financial requirements, accommodation and previous immigration history may all
be relevant. Requirements can also change.
We begin by establishing the family
relationship and the sponsor’s status in Ireland. We then identify the
applicable route and help you understand the documents and information that may
be required before an application is submitted.
Family reunification is about more than paperwork
We know that delays or uncertainty can be
especially difficult when a family is living apart. Our approach combines careful
preparation with clear communication, so you understand the process rather than
feeling lost in it.
Want to bring your family together in Ireland?
Speak with us about your family
circumstances and the immigration route that may apply. We will explain the
requirements clearly and help you plan the next steps.