@evans Hi Evans, Arrived in style 🙂 That's great! Which port did you sail into? It's been a little quiet of late on here with regard to stamp 0 applications. I'm sure the pandemic has greatly influenced that. We'd love to hear from you as you progress through the application process. Please keep us updated. I'm glad to hear you have found useful information on here. I'm dropping a couple of links below with posts/articles tagged with 'stamp 0' as a useful way to find past info. Keep in mind, not all of it may be current as of now.

Betsy Pierson here. My husband and I arrived in Ireland from the US the end of August with plans to apply for stamp O visa and most of the required paperwork in hand. Got in touch with Jim O'Donavan of O'Donovan Lavin Accountants in Limerick as someone who had successfully obtained a stamp 0 had recommended him. He not only audited ourincome and assets andprepared a comprehen-sive financial positionreport for our initialStamp 0 year, but draft-ed a cover letter for our application and succinctly spelled out everything else we wouldneed to include in the app ...

Lori, I cannot give you guidance on stamp 0 renewals although I would suggest you follow the E3 visa negotiations that are on-going with the US. In exchange for access to thousands of US visas for the Irish, it is reported that Ireland will loosen the rules for stamp 0 and perhaps other categories so more Americans can live or work in Ireland. I think we will learn more in the coming months. While we wait, would you mind telling us how your initial stamp 0 process went? I am curious about the following: 1. How long did it take from beginning to end? 2. ...

We picked up our GNIB cards last week, and are now living in Ireland with a "Stamp O" status for the next year. I am grateful to Liam and this site because we could not have done it without you. Here's a few final tips I wanted to pass on. 1) Don't submit a stamp 0 application before you arrive in Ireland. Enter Ireland on the usual 90 day visa, and THEN submit the huge packet of paperwork. 2) The "health certification" that they need must come from your doctor. I wasn't sure what it was that they expected, so I wrote something for my doctor to sign. I ...

Hello everyone, this is Kate's husband Joe and I wanted to discuss the Visa stamp 4. So my experience was completely different then @mairead and her husband. When I arrived in Ireland in May we told immigration that we were moving here and he simply stamped my passport with my entry date and no visa. He directed me to my local Garda station in Carlow and to report to the immigration officer there. We have visited with the local officer twice, and he has yet to stamp my passport or register me. I am not sure if there are different rules that apply for m ...

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Thanks for replying Liam. The notice about the suspension is kind of hard to find. I’ll attach it here. As far as I can see, this affects ministers of religion, and volunteer workers. We used to be able to get a three year stamp. They did this suspension literally a week before we arrived. Really, I’m asking about the re-entry with a landing stamp for 90 days, just so we would be able to come back and get our affairs in order that we will leave behind, if we are not able to get long term residence.

Hi Brittney, The stamp is an ink stamp which goes in your passport. Another reader kindly shared a picture of theirs with us here : Welcome to the site 🙂 Liam

You do not need accountant if you are applying as your dependent but need sponsor's financial paperwork bank statement etc . There is a facebook group where couple of Indians applied you can contact there . Also you can contact here Dependent Parents Visa – Ireland – Journey on Planet Earth (home.blog)

... this under the stamp 0 visa. I was informed that altho it is not mentioned anywhere on the immigration site, when receiving the stamp 0 acceptance letter it spells out that you can not leave Ireland for more than 10 days in the 12 month period. I was hoping to travel to EU and UK during my time there and also a two week trip for Medical appointments. If I have the stamp 0, I will be pretty much stuck in Ireland for the year, this is not acceptable and would like to clarify this limitation if it is true.