Filipina trapped in the Caribbean

[pinayinslu]

Ok I understand. Thank you for the clarification. Would you know if we can go to Ireland even if my husband don't have a job offer yet but I will?

[Terpe]

Ok I understand. Thank you for the clarification. Would you know if we can go to Ireland even if my husband don't have a job offer yet but I will?

Ireland is not part of the Schengen zone (so Schengen Visa not possible) but Ireland is part of the EU and so comes under the Freedom of Movement directive. It does have slightly different forms to complete compared to other EU countries.

In principle you husband does not need to prove employement. But he must secure employment at some point (preferably within 3 months of arrival) in order to comply strictly with treaty rights.
The fact that you yourself may or may not have employment does not count in connection with EU freedom of movement/treaty rights. However it can only be a good thing in the practical sense of actually managing to survive financially.

I do think the the EEA route is ideal for you both.
Ireland is a pretty good choice.....but please do review the Irish requirements for the needed visa for non-EEA nationals.

Take a look here at this link it should provide good info