Bringing someone you love to Ireland is one of the most important applications you will ever make.
Irish family immigration rules changed significantly in November 2025. If you are planning to apply, make sure your information is current before you submit anything.
Clear Steps
A simple process from start to finish.
Strong Applications
Careful preparation that increases your chances.
Peace of Mind
You're supported at every stage.
A straightforward process, step by step.
Initial Consultation
We talk about your goals, eligibility and the best path forward for you.
Document Review
I review your documents and create a personalised plan for your application.
Application Preparation
I prepare and submit your application accurately and on time.
Liaison & Updates
I communicate with the authorities and keep you informed at every stage.
Decision & Next Steps
Once decided, I advise you on your best next steps.
Every family case is different. What worked for someone you know may not apply to your situation, and the rules that applied last year may not be the same rules today. We assess your specific circumstances honestly and build your application with the care it deserves.
We help with:
De Facto Partnership
Spouse of Irish Citizen
Family Reunification
Family Dependency
Parent of Irish Citizen Child
Long Term Residence
A note on de facto applications: this is the most document-intensive family application in the Irish system. Two years of cohabitation evidence must be demonstrated convincingly. We will tell you exactly what is needed before we begin.
If your application has been refused, the appeal window is now 30 days. Do not wait.
Helpful guides to get you started.
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- Established in Cork, working with clients across Ireland and internationally.
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It depends on your immigration permission and individual circumstances. Eligibility, financial requirements and other conditions are assessed under the current Irish Family Reunification Policy.
Possibly. Ireland recognises certain de facto partnerships where the required evidence of a genuine and durable relationship is provided.
Applications involving parents or other dependent relatives are subject to additional requirements and are assessed individually under the current Family Reunification Policy.