His kids have a German mother, so they actually are of dual-nationality, they aren't just looking to get an EU passport in a bit of a **** you to Brexiters
Getting Irish nationality for children?
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His kids have a German mother, so they actually are of dual-nationality, they aren't just looking to get an EU passport in a bit of a **** you to Brexiters
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So they can keep the benefits of EU citizenship for his kids while shafting everyone else with the other hand.
Welcome to politicians 101.
It's only a benefit if they actually want to work in the EU, and even if they do want to work in the EU there are routes for people to take. Look how many immigrants from outside the EU are living and working in Germany.
Cheaper university courses (with the benefit of learning another language at the same time) is one of the main things on the radar.
Before the referendum I grabbed an Italian passport (dad is Italian). I have no concerns about being able to work in any country. I buggered off and worked in both the States and Oz as I had skills and people can do the same. However, if you think 'oh hey I'll work in a bar in Naples for a year' then it's a bit trickier.
Who knows how things will be in 20 years - your kids may thank you or it may not even be an issue. If you can get a second passport no reason not to.
Who knows how things will be in 20 years - your kids may thank you or it may not even be an issue. If you can get a second passport no reason not to.
Isn't he under police investigation for allegedly providing false information. in trying to get a german passport for himself
Just a thought, if anyone was super keen on their kids having an immediate option re: an EU passport - just have them delivered in a NI hospital.
Currently anyone born on the island of Ireland is entitled to Irish citizenship if they have no other citizenship or if one of their parents is Irish or British or entitled to Irish citizenship.
You don’t have to move their, just take a holiday, have baby, come back to mainland.
Currently anyone born on the island of Ireland is entitled to Irish citizenship if they have no other citizenship or if one of their parents is Irish or British or entitled to Irish citizenship.
You don’t have to move their, just take a holiday, have baby, come back to mainland.
what happens in these days of international travel you fall in love with a EU Girl/boy. post Brexit with a irish passport i can simply go live with them in their country. with a British passport ill spent years on the outside looking in, as the process my application to live in the EU
given the state of the N.I. health service you be better taking that holiday in RoI
I guess you'd need to fork out some $$$$ then, I doubt anyone's travel insurance company would be too happy about a deliberate/pre-planned attempt to use medical services. Perhaps a nice private hospital in Dublin would do the trick.
You'd be rather unfortunate to spend years... I mean if you wanted to get married/get engaged then most countries cater for that. I guess if you didn't want to do that but just wanted to move to the same country on some other basis, work visa etc.. then that is more dependent on your personal situation - perhaps fine for Dave the developer and not so fine for Larry the labourer.
Well in the land of the real world it doesn't actually take years because you've just made that up
under the CTA British/Irish have full access to each other health care, you might have a few minor charges but that should be covered by insurance
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You've linked to cases where others don't meet the minimum requirements for the UK. Not sure how relevant that is to your previous post "with a British passport I'll spent years on the outside looking in, as the process my application to live in the EU".