Brexit Update – Non EEA Family Members of UK Citizens Living in Ireland INIS has issued the following update in relation to non-EEA Family members of UK citizens residing in Ireland: “ If your application is still being processed – At this stage, no specific action is required from you if your application is being processed.…
Brexit Update – 12th March 2019 What is Brexit? On 23 June 2016, the United Kingdom (UK) voted to leave the European Union (EU). The UK leaving the EU is known as ‘Brexit’ (short for ‘Britain’ and ‘exit’). On 29 March 2017, the UK gave notice to the European Council under Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union of its…
The Statute of Limitations in Ireland The Statute of Limitations refers to the amount of time which you have to make a claim for personal injury or other loss or damage through the Irish Courts. The Courts and Civil Liability Act 2000 sets out the statute of limitations and in most cases, a potential plaintiff has…
Immigration Law Ireland Change of Immigration Permission or Status Permission to remain in the state is in the form of an endorsement in your passport confirming the conditions and period of time for which you have permission to remain in the State. It is only possible to apply for a renewal or variation in immigration…
Deportation From Ireland Under Section 3 of the Immigration Act 1999, the Minister for Justice and Equality has the power to issue a deportation order against any non EEA national who is in the State without lawful permission. The first step in the process involves the issuing of a letter notifying you of the Minister’s…
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