Ireland visit visa for work permit holder parent

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I am currently working on a critical skills employment permit, I am married and have a daughter, my wife and daughter were issued dependent visas November last year. Now I would like to apply for a visit visa for my parents to come here to visit us here in Ireland, both of them haven't worked in a conventional way, like my father was self employed as farmer and never had a bank account. What would be the best route to follow. I know about stamp 0, but I don't think that I would be able to show that I can sponsor both of my parents, and that is I also think about long term visa, rather than a visit.



Best Answer

Why not the short stay 'C' visit (tourist) visa? which would allow them a stay in Ireland for up to 90 days? They can include in the applications a letter from you that says that you will host them throughout their stay and cover their costs.

If you (the family member in Ireland) are funding their trip, in whole or in part, you would have to include your financial details (bank statement, payslips, P60), and your employer letter, along with their own financial details. Underwriting their travels does not relieve them of the obligation to disclose their own finances; indeed, it may raise the bar. They should take care to offer proof of their home country obligations and that they will return there.

Stamp 0 may be an alternative, as it does take into consideration older dependent family members. It is not for long term residence or citizenship but, rather, for those whom INIS approves entry for a limited and specific stay.

For guidance, you could contact such not-for-profit organizations as the Citizens Information or the Immigrant Council of Ireland.

Additional resources:

How to prove that you have significant ties with family in your home country

Should I submit bank statements when applying for a UK Visa? What do they say about me?




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Can I bring my family to Ireland on work permit?

If you have an employment permit (other than a Critical Skills Employment Permit) or a Stamp 4, then your family can apply to join you in Ireland after 12 months.

Can I bring my parents to Ireland?

Their parents or guardians will be able to apply for a re-entry visa for them, to ensure that they can travel in and out of Ireland while living here. This re-entry visa can be applied for when living in Ireland (all other visas must be applied for from outside the State).

Can my parents stay with me in Ireland?

If you are a US citizen then they can travel to Ireland as a tourist and stay for 3 months with you. provided they have a return ticket and you can prove you can support them or they have enough cash in the bank to support themselves.

Can I sponsor my mother to Ireland?

Irish citizens wishing to apply for elderly dependent parents must have earned \u20ac60,000 for one parent or \u20ac75,000 for both parents after tax for each of the previous three years. There is also a requirement to provide detailed documentary evidence of the relationship history and dependency.



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