My unmarried partner applied for a defacto to join me in Ireland with our four children wh all live in Nigeria with their mother - two of the kids are Irish citizens. The application was refused based on the reason that I have not continuosly lived in Nigeria with her for two years, the granting of Preclearance may result in a cost to public funds, Insufficient evidence provided of where applicant and sponsor will reside in Ireland. Please is there any other route I could take to address this or any advise at all?
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mohammad mehdi ghanbari
Nov 27, 2025
Nov 27, 2025
Hello,
Thank you for reaching out regarding your defacto visa refusal for Ireland. I understand this is a difficult situation. The refusal is often based on strict cohabitation requirements, financial proofs, and housing evidence. I can assist you with detailed legal advice and guide you on possible appeal or alternatives through WhatsApp consultations at a low cost. Please contact me there to discuss your case further and find the best way forward.
Kind regards.
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