Can i get irland visa if i have finger in uk or holand?

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Sshhhh! It's Podge and Rodge

You'd probably want to get your finger back before you come here.
They might be able to sew it back on for you if you hurry.

froggequene

I don't wish to be rude but your written English is terrible & you're not communicating your information very well. If your wife is a British citizen and speaks and writes English it might be a better idea for her to post questions on your behalf.

You also mentioned a previous question that you were deported from the UK - this could have an impact on whether or not you're allowed into either the Republic of Ireland or The Netherlands. You need to apply for a visa before you leave your country of origin. Wherever you are now make contact with the Irish or Dutch Embassy in that country to get information on applying for a visa and they should be able to tell what impact the deportation from the UK will have on your application.

You also need to bear in mind the Republic is an expensive country to live in & it is currently in recession which means you will both have difficulty finding work.

Don't tell my boss I'm on here

Cutting your finger off seems like an awful lot of trouble to go to for a visa. We don't grant visas based on loss of extremities anyway.

But on a serious note. As the other guys have said , Ireland is in a recession right now and is an expensive place to live at the best of times so you may not have the quality of life that you envisage.

Secondly, visas would only be granted if you have a sought after profession and going by the fact that you were deported from the UK, that looks like it is not the case.

Good luck anyway.

Eddie F

You really need to polish up on your writing skills (seriously), If your speech is as bad, and I suspect it is, you will find great difficulty trying to find gainful employment in Ireland or England.

Your previous posting stated that you were deported from the UK, if this is the case, you have no chance of obtaining a visa in Ireland.

You need to speak to the British embassy, and see what rights you are entitled to as a spouse to a British citizen?

Something does not add up.. Your previous post states you got deported from the UK, yet.. this one states you got married in the UK at Christmas? Please explain this discrepancy??

Misty Blue

If you were deported from the U.K then I wouldn't even bother trying.

irishgirl2009@ymail.com

i think you can come to ireland and apply while you are here

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