nairacountry:


Good move.
By the way, how costly is the current accommodation you are in now? Hotel/short stay etc

ekpotek:


Yes that true. But the question is do INIS regularly approve extension for visitor visa?

ekpotek:


Currently staying with family friend. Hotel Accommodation is expensive here and average about 80 euro per night. B&B is about 60 euro per night.

Babaelemu:
what about hostels ?

Taiwofait:
I’m happy to find this thread.
I have a virgin passport, no travel experience. I wish to travel to Ireland, but the agent is processing tourist visa for me, meanwhile my real intention is to go there to work. I have tried securing an employment from here but I couldn’t. I have a friend who is willing to assist regarding work, but the conditions surrounding it is such that she can only help me with the Job only when I am physically present in Ireland.

My question is...
Can I proceed with going to Ireland with a tourist visa.
When I get to Ireland, will I be allowed to pick up a Job and then proceed with further documentation to enable me stay and work, putting into consideration I will be there on a tourist Visa.
Won’t I be made to return to Nigeria and having to reprocess another visa for work.
Is there any way around this,

Please kindly assist, thank you.

Taiwofait:
Another question I have is regarding citizenship.

If I’m married to an Irish citizen, and I only possess a tourist visa, is there a chance I can extend my stay on the basis of marriage pending when I can apply for citizenship, provided I can work to support myself.

I am aware I have to stay a couple of years in Ireland before I can apply for citizenship based on marriage,

Kindly help with that too.
Thank you very much.

JandyJ:
How much is Ireland visit or long term visa

dotcomnamename:


Ireland visa is not for sale

niyogeol:
Thanks for the clarification.

ekpotek:


Got my PPS number issued. Expecting my PPS card within this week.

nairacountry:


Congratulations! Keep the flag flying. Are you Dublin based?

ekpotek:


No. I’m in Waterford.

Moriyadisa:
Evening gurus in the house, please I need advise
Am wanting to apply for a visitors visa with Italian embassy,but my question are
1- what are the necessary documents I need to apply for the visa
2- my best staff for 2017 is also going with me as part of the company promise to always give the best staff two weeks holiday in their choice country
3- apart from my own business am also a Chief operating officer / company secretary of a company which are also willing to sponsor my 14days trip to Italy. I just want a concrete advise to guide me, so to know exactly what to do
Thanks

efizyhenchmen:
Hello, I wish to have my next child birth in Ireland, I work with one of the PFA and my wife is working in one of the FMC, I need a kind of total cost,-Visa fees,hospital bill and accommodation for such purposes. Thank you.

Seynex01:
@ekpotek

I have an irish niece,whose mother is my elder sister and we lost her to death few years ago....while in the hospital, the welfare officer in charge my sister and her child did sent us(family) invitation letter to come visit her at the hospital. Due to the mix up in process my other sister who was suppose to go was refused visa and my sister in dublin passed on..... My niece is in the forster home, we call her as offten as we can and she misses us alot,cos she is been here in nigeria 3times before her mother became sick and eventually passed away.


How do we get the process done? Your advise will be very appreciated....

ekpotek:


Having a child in Ireland does not confer any benefit to the child, if the parents are visitor visa holder. Infact you will spend on hospitals bills etc. So I would suggest that you aim to have the child in USA or Canada where the child would have automatic citizenship.

Seynex01:
She is 14 years, yes, she got an irish passport, yes the forster parrent knows, i communicate with her through the foster parent....i am married with kids, i work in a reputable firm. And my niece still have a grandmother, who happens to be my mom. Thanks

KirikiriStar:

quote author=dordan97 post=68231823]

why is this so, please can you explain more.


All children born to non Irish parents after 1st January 2005 cannot be issued Irish passport.
Ireland has put a stop to the issuance since this date.