Guidance on EU Treaty Rights for #EEANationals and their family members.

Service	Fee
Abbey Blue Legal Fee	€1000
VAT (23%)	€230
Total	€1230

EU Treaty Rights – Married (Stamp 4)

Abbey Blue Legal assists non-EEA spouses of EU citizens residing in Ireland under EU Treaty Rights to obtain Stamp 4 residence permission — ensuring every document, declaration, and requirement meets INIS standards.

€1,230.00

How we work

Consultation: Assess your situation, immigration history, and spouse’s EU status.
Eligibility assessment: Verify lawful residence, marriage documentation, and shared address evidence.
Document preparation: Gather proof of marriage, cohabitation, and financial independence.
Application submission: Prepare and lodge your complete Stamp 4 EU Treaty Rights file.

Ongoing support: Communicate with INIS and assist with updates or clarifications until decision.

Scope of Work

Collection and verification of all supporting documentation.
Proof of marriage and cohabitation with the EU citizen spouse.
Review of EU spouse’s employment, study, or self-sufficiency records.
Preparation and submission of the full residence application.

Eligibility

Valid, legally-recognised marriage to an EU citizen.
EU citizen exercising Treaty Rights in Ireland (employed, self-employed, studying, or self-sufficient).
Proof of shared residence in Ireland.
Applicant’s current lawful immigration permission (Stamp 1, 2, or 3).
Evidence of good character and financial stability.

EU Treaty Rights – Married (Stamp 4)

Abbey Blue Legal provides complete assistance for non-EEA nationals married to EU citizens who are exercising EU Treaty Rights in Ireland through employment, study, or self-sufficiency.

This permission, granted under Directive 2004/38/EC, allows the non-EEA spouse to live and work lawfully in Ireland on the basis of their marriage to an EU citizen.
We guide you through every step of the process — from assessing your eligibility and gathering evidence to preparing and submitting the application to INIS — ensuring full compliance with Irish and EU immigration law.