Irish Immigration Solicitors
If you are trying to obtain a visa or legal status for a relative or yourself, or are from another country looking to invest in Ireland, Gibson & Associates LLP Solicitors understand how to make that happen.
Immigration law is complex and can be difficult to understand. We specialise in helping people with their own unique circumstances to navigate the legal issues related to moving to Ireland.
Whatever your needs, our Irish immigration lawyers are in the best position to help, no matter where in the world you are based. To speak to a solicitor about an immigration matter, contact us on +353 (0)1 872 3143 or complete our online enquiry form and we will get back to you within three hours or less.
Our Irish Immigration Services
There are many immigration applications in which you may need expert legal help, such as:
Why Choose Gibson & Associates LLP?
Our immigration team is one of the most experienced in Ireland, providing easy and clear explanations of complicated Irish immigration law matters.
We understand that each immigration case is unique, so we will get to know you and your case personally, making sure we explore all your options. Once we have found a way to help you immigrate to Ireland, your friendly and experienced immigration lawyer will take care of the entire process for you.
The aim is to make the process as simple and stress-free as possible, and we will stop at nothing to ensure that you receive the best possible solutions to your legal concerns. For us, ‘good enough’ is not acceptable and we will work tirelessly to get you the best results.
We offer 45 min long consultations, so you have plenty of time to ask all the questions you need. Appointments are conducted via video link.
Meet Our Immigration Team
FAQs About Immigration
We often receive general enquiries about Irish immigration – many of which are easily answered and don’t require our assistance. Before you get in touch with us today, please check if your query has already been answered below.
If you are unable to find an answer, and still require help with your immigration matter, we can help.
What do I do if I am living in Ireland but have not yet been issued with a notification of intention to deport?
The time frame for issuing a notification of intention to deport can vary from applicant to applicant. Generally, it will be issued in approximately four to six weeks but, in some cases, it can take a number of months.
If you are living in Ireland and your visa has expired or become invalid, and you haven’t yet been issued with a notification of intention to deport, you can appeal to the minister outlining your circumstances for leave to remain in the state. We can help you to begin proceedings.
Do I need to apply for residency as the parent of a child who is an Irish citizen?
Yes, you can apply for permanent residency in Ireland. Applications are granted depending on whether applicants have not been involved in any criminal activity during their prior residency.
Do I need to apply for permission to remain if I am married or civilly partnered to an Irish national?
If you are a non-EEA national, you must apply for permission to remain in Ireland even if you are married or in a civil partnership with an Irish national.
How do I apply for Irish naturalisation/citizenship?
To apply for naturalisation/citizenship, you need to have lived in Ireland for at least five years out of the last nine. All applications are decided on with the absolute discretion of the Minister for Justice and Equality. There are strict rules about applying for Irish citizenship.
We Are Waiting to Hear From You
For help with any immigration matters, contact us by phone on +353 (0)1 872 3143 today, or complete our online enquiry form and let us know a convenient time to call you back.
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