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Hi everyone! I am living in Ireland since eight months ago. I get married in Cuba and i went to live here in ireland with my husband, but we are separate now and i met a German man and we are in a relationship serious by distance, but with real desires to live toguether, get marry and have kids.
I have permission to reside here in Ireland, but i dont care this anymore..i just want to travel to him, even if i loose the Irish residence.
So my question is if i can travel with my residence card from Ireland to Germany?
Please if someone is in the same situation, or can cast any information to me i would appreciate!!!! feel free to eamil me...[...]
Yes you re right
dodane przez Lainel Orbera w Niemcy forum
I just touch bottom with my situations days ago. I called to the German Embassy, they advice me to apply for a German visa, which in my case is for travel first time. I saw the application form and the there is different s fields where i can choose the way i want to travel... (work reasons, Tourist, Visit friends etc)
I d better go throw the whole stuff and bite soil, as we say here in Cuba.
Again many thanks....
Work Permit
dodane przez Frank (confidential) w Niemcy forum
There is no EU-wide work permit, so you'd need a German national one.
That is only possible if there is no available EU citizen who can do the job (and needs to be hired preferentially). Tough, unless you are in IT, engineering, a medical profession or some other with a lack of skilled professionals.
Or you marry your German BF first - but I wouldn't rush it (you've done the mistake once!).Hi Frank
dodane przez Lainel Orbera w Niemcy forum
I have Cuban citizenship, but permission to remain here in Ireland under a reckonable renovation of my card. I will find it out if i am entitle to travel free within the Schengen countries, but i was hoping maybe to find a job once in Germany, and thus to apply for a residence. Is this correct?
Thanks for your information.Eu Visa
dodane przez Frank (confidential) w Niemcy forum
I assume you have Cuban (or any other non-EU) citizenship.
Then most probably (but please check this with the Irish authorities who issued your visa) you are allowed free travel within Schengen countries for a limited time (usually 3 months). But in order to move to Germany, you need to apply for a German residence visa.