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EU Treaty Rights

Expert guidance on exercising your #EUTreatyRights in Ireland.

Simplify Your EU Treaty Rights Process

As a Member State of the European Union (EU), Ireland offers freedom of movement to nationals of the European Economic Area (#EEANationals) and their family members. Whether you’re an EEA national or a family member, Abbey Blue Legal can help you navigate the complex process of securing your #EUTreatyRights in Ireland.

The relevant legislation includes:

  • Directive 2004/38/EC: Governing the right of #EUCitizens and their family members to move and reside freely within the EU.
  • European Communities (Free Movement of Persons) Regulations 2015 (S.I. No. 548 of 2015): Irish regulations implementing the Directive.

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Steps to Secure Your EU Treaty Rights in Ireland

Qualifying family members of EEA nationals meeting requirements for residence.

Who Are Qualifying Family Members?

Qualifying family members of an #EEANational include:

  • Spouse or civil partner.
  • Direct descendants (children under 21 or dependent grandchildren).
  • Dependent direct relatives in the ascending line (e.g., parents or grandparents).

To qualify, your #EEANational family member must be exercising their free movement rights in Ireland, such as being employed, self-employed, or studying.

Who Are Permitted Family Members?

Permitted family members include:

  • De-facto partners of the EEA national.
  • Family members who were:
    • Dependent on the EEA national in their previous country of residence.
    • Part of the household of the EEA national.
    • In need of personal care due to serious health grounds.

To apply, both you and your #EEANational family member must reside in Ireland, and your family member must be exercising their free movement rights.

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