August 29, 200620 yr • Please note that a foreign national does not automatically acquire Irish nationality through marriage to an Irish national. • If you are marrying a Thai national, he or she will require a visa to visit or settle in Ireland . this was copied from irish consulats guide to marriage in thailand. im an irish citizen recently moved to spain im wondering does this affect my applying for a family permit in spain for my wife? i wont have residencia or a contract there for work.
August 29, 200620 yr open a company in Spain on that ground apply for a residency. I think spanish consulate is less fussy than irish one - but still you need to bring your any bank statements.
August 29, 200620 yr • Please note that a foreign national does not automatically acquire Irish nationality through marriage to an Irish national.• If you are marrying a Thai national, he or she will require a visa to visit or settle in Ireland . this was copied from irish consulats guide to marriage in thailand. im an irish citizen recently moved to spain im wondering does this affect my applying for a family permit in spain for my wife? i wont have residencia or a contract there for work. Ireland is a member of the EEC countries; of course that doesn't make your wife an Irish citizen but it certainly isn't a problem to travel with her to Spain, at least as she is with you in Ireland or other EEC country. If she has an EEC Visa it shouldn't be a problem; if she is still in Thailand it might be better to have an EEC Visa first (applied by you+her from Ireland)*; she's free to travel within the EEC countries than. * wich would be much easier than done from within Spain, I think. LaoPo
Create an account or sign in to comment