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Thursday, 22 May 2014

Irish Immigration Visa Approvals Analysis Feb 2014 to May 2014

Since my last blog I have been doing some analysis on the visa approvals by Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Services. The list available on INIS website.
The analysis shows the figures between 26-02-2014 and 19-05-2014. There is a 59% approval rate. Total number of applications accessed within the time period is 1915 and there is a 59% approval rate.  A good number of visas were Visit B/O. The bar chart below shows the top 20 approvals according to the visa types.



Explanation of some of the Visa types.
Visit B/O : Short stay visit visa usually up to 90 Days  . It can be either visiting a family member or visiting as a tourist.

Study B/O: It is a Long Stay visa type. The purpose of the visa is to enter and reside in the state in order to carry out a course of study. The students are allowed to work 20 hrs a week during the study sessions and 40 hours during holidays. Students will get an Immigration stamp 2.

Conference B/O: It is a type of short stay visa. The purpose is to attend a conference in the State.

Join Parent B/O: Long term residence visa to join Parent in Ireland if the Parent has one of the following status

  •  Work Permit
  • Green Card Holder
  • EU citizen
  •  Irish Citizen
  •  EEA Citizen
  • Long Term resident
Join Spouse B/O :  Long term residence visa to join Spouse in Ireland if the Spouse has one of the following status         
  •  Work Permit
  • Green Card Holder
  • EU citizen
  •  Irish Citizen
  •  EEA Citizen
  • Long Term resident

EU treaty Rights: A non-EEA family member of an EU citizen, who meets the requirements as laid out in the European Communities (Free Movement of Persons) Regulations 2006 and 2008,  can apply to the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS) for permission to remain under EU Treaty Rights.

In my next blog I will try to point out the common refusal reasons for the visas.

Thank you all for reading the blog.








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