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http://www.rte.ie/news/2007/0830/deport.html?rss
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здесь на форуме были люди в подобной ситуации, не могли бы Вы подтвердить/опровергнуть наличие повестко о депортации? спасибо |
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Cегодня отвозил жену в аэропорт в Корк, на обратном пути до Лимерика слушал радио - там как раз это обсуждали. Читали SMSки слушателей, некоторые в отношении этого закона слов совсем не стесняются, просят пристрелить тех, кто это придумал. В общем гемморою они теперь многим с этим добавя....
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Thousands of couples get deportation notice letters
Thousands of married couples have been issued with notices of intention to deport non-EU spouses, The Irish Times has learned. Kitty Holland reports. The situation has emerged following a High Court ruling in June which said the Department of Justice was within its rights to insist non-EU spouses of EU citizens must live in another member state before residing here. The European Commission has confirmed it is investigating the stance taken by the Department of Justice and said that it has received "numerous" complaints from couples affected by the court ruling. Couples are being issued with "Section 3" letters informing the non-EU spouse that "the Minister proposes to make a deportation order in respect of you" on the grounds of being "unlawfully present in the State". The letter gives the recipient three options - to leave the State voluntarily, to consent to being deported or to make representations to "remain temporarily in the State" within 15 days. The Immigrant Council of Ireland (ICI) says it has "about 750 cases" of couples in this situation. "And that is just those that have come to our offices," says Catherine Cosgrave, legal officer with the ICI. "There will be others going to Citizens Advice Centres, the Migrant Rights Centre and solicitors." In an unpublished ruling, seen by The Irish Times in June, Mr Justice Michael Hanna said the Department of Justice was intra vires in demanding that non-EU spouses of EU citizens reside legally in another member state before being eligible for residency here. The case is being appealed to the Supreme Court. The solicitor taking the case, Derek Stewart, said his office was receiving "about 15 cases a day" from couples with "Section 3" letters. The Department of Justice insists it is correctly implementing the terms of SI 656/2006, introduced in April last year, which lays down that non-EU family members of an EU citizen must reside lawfully in another EU state before being permitted to work and live here. This was introduced despite a directive from the EU introduced three years ago, 2004/38/EC, which says non-EU family members of EU citizens should be automatically permitted to work and live in the EU. Ms Cosgrave said that the notices were being issued against couples who had married in Ireland. She believes the measures are being taken to stamp out so-called "marriages of convenience". A spokeswoman for the Department of Justice said all non-EU spouses who failed to satisfy SI 656 would get "Section 3" letters. Those who had been in the country legally at the time of their wedding could "contact their local immigration office with a view to regularising their status in the State by renewing their original permission to remain". Those who were here illegally when they married, however, "are unlawfully present here". They could make representations to the Minister to be allowed to stay on humanitarian grounds.
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Да это началось еще при дяде Мише - волноваться особо нет причин, счас еще аппеляция на пару лет, которую скорее всего удовлетворят.
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EU Treaty Rights Information
Applications for a Residence Card for a non-EEA Family Member of an EU Citizen, which have been refused under Regulation 3(2) of S.I. No. 656/2006 The conditions of Regulation 3(2) have recently been upheld by the High Court but an appeal to the Supreme Court has been lodged. Therefore, the provisions of Regulation 3(2) continue to have effect. Regulation 3(2) requires that applicants must show evidence of lawful residence in another EU Member State prior to arrival in Ireland before they will be granted residency rights in the State. If insufficient, or, if no, evidence is submitted by the applicant, then an EU Fam card granting residence for a five year period cannot be issued and the application will be refused. In these cases the applications for permission to remain in Ireland will be considered under national criteria and procedures. What happens now if an application for a Residence Card under EU Treaty Rights has been refused according to Regulation 3(2)? If the applicant was legally resident in the State at the time of the application and had one of the following Stamps in their passport: Stamp 1– Issued to non-EEA nationals in possession of a work permit and to persons granted permission to engage in business in the State Stamp 2 – Issued to full-time students Stamp 3– Issued to visitors, tourists, spouses of work permit holders, persons receiving medical treatment and retired persons – employment is prohibited to holders of this Stamp Stamp 4– Issued to spouses and dependents of EEA nationals, spouses of Irish nationals/parents of Irish citizens who have been granted permission to remain in the State on that basis, persons granted refugee status under the terms of the 1951 Geneva Convention, former asylum seekers granted humanitarian leave to remain and Programme refugees. Holders of this Stamp do not require a work permit or business permission. This Stamp is also issued to holders of Work Authorisations or Working Visas Stamp 5– Issued to persons who have dual citizenship through; birth in Ireland; parent(s) born in Ireland; grandparent(s) born in Ireland (Foreign Births Register Certificate required from Department of Foreign Affairs); naturalization or post nuptial citizenship Stamp 6– Issued to non-EEA nationals who have resided in the State for at least 8 years. It is issued based on the individual merits of each application; the applicant can return to the local Immigration Registration Office to enquire about a renewal, or regularization, of permission to remain in the State. However, the applicant should only do so where the refusal letter instructs him or her what to do next. Where the applicant has previously received a refusal letter, which does not contain an instruction as to what to do next, he or she should now write to EU Treaty Rights Section, Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service, Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform, 13/14 Burgh Quay, Dublin 2 seeking a review of their case. If the applicant was not lawfully resident in the State at the time of the application, i.e. the applicant did not have an entry visa or permission to remain had expired, the applicant will be issued with a notification under Section 3(4) of the Immigration Act, 1999 (as amended) by the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS). The applicant will be informed of the alternatives open to him or her, which include removal from the State and, in that context, will be given an opportunity to make representations as to why the applicant should not be removed. The Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB) can be contacted at: 13/14 Burgh Quay, Dublin 2. Telephone: (01) 666 9100 INIS can be contacted at 13/14 Burgh Quay, Dublin 2. LoCall No.: 1890 221 227 source: http://www.entemp.ie/trade/marketacc...ket/solvit.htm
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Угу, сейчас еще доп. раб. места в бюрократическом аппарате создадут для рассмотрения дел "Thousands of non-EU spouses"...
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nu da v ocerednoi raz ubedilas kakie oni debili,kak ekonomiku im podnemali tak imigratni a tut deportacija,uzas odin,da ix vzorvet kto nibud
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Да кто их знает... честно говоря, я уже ничему не удивлюсь... дебилизм - это диагноз - осталось только пожалеть, но почему-то даже таких чувств уже не вызывают
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Счастье есть, его не может не быть!!! Последний раз редактировалось Morena, 30.08.2007 в 09:24. |
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чета они загнули.. на форуме была статья о украинке которая работлаа по пермиту в Ирландии и вышла замуж за ЛИтовца на украине...
так и ей отказали в резиденстве.. после прочитанного парвила выходит что они сами себя орпвергают, ведь женсчина была в Ирландии на легальной основе, значит ей отказать в резиденстве на асное ЕУ споуз не должны.. |
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Счастье есть, его не может не быть!!! |
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Ещё раз убеждаюсь что жил , и живу в большой деревне - где деревенщине дали пожить самостоятельно. А он только начинает учится (так как он ещё не образован - да практики нету) придумывать всякое, да и сам запутываясь во что что придумал но в тоже время уверенно думая что Это что придумал - есть хорошо и работает прекрасно и в непанятке что мы ещё возмущяемся.
Эххх лучше бы выбрал я путь беженца (когда ещё можно было) - жил бы себе на социале - горя не знал, имел бы социальный дом, в холидэи разные бы ехал. А нет как Дурак приехал на пЭрмите, и пахаю как лошадь, LTR - свалил гдето за горами, "гражданство" - намудрят скоро чтото, живу в комуналке, без уверенности что будет завтра - всё думая, что они (поглаживая нас с улыбкой) ещё напридумают ![]() Эхх - где те времена (5 лет и ..... назат)
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Да эта ситуация была и 15 лет назад, когда например многим иностранным врачам официально работавшим в Ирландии по 5+ лет не разрешали привозить сюда супругу и семьи. Все задавали вопросы почему, но ответить толково никто по-моему и не ответил.
Тогда еще народом из бывшего СССР или Вост Европы почти и не пахло, но правила были те же. Их значит никто и не отменял. |
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Благодарность от: | Morena (30.08.2007) |
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