Wondering what the departure of the UK means for EU Treaty Rights applicants in Ireland?

Happy Christmas and Best Wishes for 2020 from Aaron Flynn Solicitors

Supreme Court clarifies procedures in Subsidiary Protection applications in Ireland

Working short term in Ireland? Then you need a permission. Here is what you need to do.

Why you should invest in and obtain an investor visa in Ireland

The Irish Independent report that non-European de facto partners of Irish Citizens will soon be able to use pre-clearance to apply for a permission to live in Ireland. At the moment the process is to submit an application once the de facto partner arrives in country and the processing time can be from 6-12 months. For immigration purposes a person may be considered the De Facto Partner, opposite or same sex, of another person if: they have a mutual commitment to a shared life

As the Data Protection Commission ('DPC') have stated the use of the Public Services Card ('PSC') for anything other than social welfare does not have any legal basis applicants for passports and citizenship in Ireland cannot be compelled to provide one. The Department (of Social Protection) are reviewing the DPC report and will respond. Until we see a Government response I do not believe applicants for passports or citizenship should feel they must supply the PSC card as pa

Thinking of retiring? Ireland is an ideal place to enjoy your retirement

By the 21st century, an estimated 80 million people worldwide claimed some Irish descent, which includes more than 36 million Americans who claim Irish as their primary ethnicity. If you have an Irish grandparent (that is born in the island of Ireland) I can help you obtain Irish Citizenship. At the moment I am helping clients in the USA and the UK with completing a registration process that results in registration of a foreign birth and ultimately an application for your Iri