Joexit-is Joe back for 2020?

Brendan Bendar

Does everyone in RTE come from Sandymount?

Gods Gift

Who put the ball in the English net?

Should be question No 1.

BPKS

If I have to go to Dublin - 300km away - for 9.30am, I don't need to stay the night before Joe.

It might be a difficult concept but its true.

Odyssey 2005

Just pay up ya miserable bint

2smiggy

more hotels/accommodation per person in killarney than anywhere in the country, definitely not expensive to stay there. Also has a train station. Whats Duffys problem with Killarney. No funny friday freebies ??

McDermotX

'North of Ireland' ?


Sorry luv......we don't like that

PieOhMy

It should be held in Dublin of course according to joe even though he instantly contradicted his own argument about the expense of it in the very same sentence. Truly bizzare mindset.

Mena Mitty

Gods Gift wrote: »

Who put the ball in the English net?

Should be question No 1.

Followed by whoy do you want an Irish passport.

dvcireland

our Cilla

BPKS

2smiggy wrote: »

more hotels/accommodation per person in killarney than anywhere in the country, definitely not expensive to stay there. Also has a train station. Whats Duffys problem with Killarney. No funny friday freebies ??

Probably wanted to do it on a busy Bank Holiday Friday and couldn't figure out why hotels were falling over themselves trying to get him and his hilarious crew to stay.

PieOhMy

Brits in?

ButtersSuki

BPKS wrote: »

If I have to go to Dublin - 300km away - for 9.30am, I don't need to stay the night before Joe.

It might be a difficult concept but its true.

I drove from Ratoath in Meath to Cork city for a 7:30am on Monday. If I worked in RTÉ I’d probably have gone down the previous Wednesday to acclimatise for the meeting so to speak.

2smiggy

2smiggy wrote: »

more hotels/accommodation per person in killarney than anywhere in the country, definitely not expensive to stay there. Also has a train station. Whats Duffys problem with Killarney. No funny friday freebies ??

Would de Gleneagle not oblige?

Borderfox

Is your lover long haired?

Odyssey 2005

Fees to become a Brit !!!!


This includes fees for reconsiderations, status checks, duplicate certificates, confirmation of the non-acquisition of British citizenship and certificate corrections.

Fees must be paid in full in order to complete your online application(s) or if you send your paper form application(s) to the Home Office.

If the full fee or biometric data is not provided, then the application will be rejected as invalid. The application will not be considered and the fee will be refunded less an administration fee of £25.

The only exception to this applies to requests for a certificate correction. The fee for a certificate correction will be requested once the caseworker has decided what correction is appropriate. Please ensure that you have sufficient funds to cover the fee payment. Certificates of citizenship cannot be issued until fees have been received.

Paying for your application
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If you make your application using the online form, you will be asked to pay by credit or debit card during the online application.

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If you make your application using the paper form, you must use the payment slip - citizenship or right of abode applications to send your payment by credit or debit card or cheque with your application. Please do not send cash, transcash or postal orders.

Fees are prescribed in law and only part may be refundable if applications are unsuccessful or withdrawn, except for declarations of renunciation.

You should read the guides that accompany application forms, to ensure that you meet the statutory requirements, before applying. If you are paying using a bank or credit account which belongs to someone else, you should give their details on the payment slip in case any refund becomes due.

The fees shown below are for applications submitted to the Secretary of State at the Home Office. Applications submitted to a different receiving authority must be sent, or handed in to that authority. The appropriate receiving authorities are:

the Home Secretary if, on the date of receipt, the applicant is in Great Britain or Northern Ireland
the Lieutenant-Governor if, on the date of receipt, the applicant is in any of the Islands (for example, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man)
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Applications for registration or naturalisation as a British overseas territories citizen normally have to be referred to the Governor of the British overseas territory with which the applicant is connected, for his decision. Where this is necessary, applicants will be notified about the fee payable after they have sent in their applications.

The overall fee for British citizenship comprises 2 elements. They are:

Fee for handling and processing an application
You will not get a refund if your application is refused or withdrawn.

Citizenship ceremony fee
You need to pay this if you are required to attend a citizenship ceremony. You would only get a refund if your application is refused or withdrawn.

This document has no legal authority as an interpretation of the British Nationality Act 1981 or the current Fees Regulations. It is intended as a guide.

Application fees
Adults applying for British citizenship
Application form Type of application Total fee payable
AN Naturalisation £1330
B(OS), B(OTA), RS1, S1, S2, S3 T, EM Registration £1206
UKM, UKF Section 4C, 4G, 4H, 4I registration (ceremony fee only) £80
Applications for other types of British nationality
Application form Type of application Total fee payable
AN(modified) Adults applying to naturalise as British overseas territories citizens £1000
RS2, S1, S2, SE P1 Adults applying to register as British overseas territories citizens, British Overseas citizens, British protected person or British subjects. It is possible to be registered or naturalised as a British overseas territories citizen in the UK only in exceptional circumstances £901
Children
Application form Type of application Total fee payable
B(OTA), B(OS), EM, MN1, S2, S3, T Child under 18 applying to register as a British citizen. **An additional £80 per applicant is required to cover the ceremony fee should the child turn 18 during the application process. This will be required at point of decision £1012
MN3, MN4, S2 Child under 18 applying to register as British overseas territories citizens, British Overseas citizens or British subjects £810
Renunciation of British nationality
Application form Type of application Total fee payable
RN Application to renounce British citizenship, British Overseas citizenship, British Overseas Territories citizenship, British subject, British protected person status or British National (Overseas) £372
Right of abode
Application form Type of application Total fee payable
ROA Application for a certificate of entitlement to the right of abode in the UK £372
Other
Application form Type of application Total fee payable
Duplicate certificate £250
NS Confirmation of status as a British citizen £250
NQ Confirmation of non-acquisition of British citizenship £250
NR Reconsideration of an application for naturalisation or registration £372
RROA Reconsideration of an application for a certificate of entitlement to the right of abode £372
RR Correction to nationality certificate. (RR fee - Payable only on request after the application has been considered) £250
Invalid application
Application form Type of application Total fee payable
If the full fee or biometric data is not provided then the application will be rejected as invalid. The application will not be considered and the fee will be refunded less an administration fee of £25

BPKS

I used to be English!

Roger_007

There’s obviously no FF planned for Killarney anytime soon?

PieOhMy

Theres just under 20,000....
Incoherent babbling..... 21,000

He sounds a bit Newfoundland with the half Cornish half Oirish accent.

McDermotX

That sounds crap mate.

dvcireland

their still able to go back to the UK to avail of the NHS

Odyssey 2005

BPKS wrote: »

I used to be English!

Sorry for your troubles

BPKS

Go on caller

PieOhMy

How many researchers and none of them capable of finding out what the ceremony consists of? Lads TYFYS but get to work

Odyssey 2005

The voice of reason.

2smiggy

Deleted User wrote: »

Would de Gleneagle not oblige?

i'd imagine they would give a good rate for the whole thing. They know how to make money and what works well for them in Killarney !!

PieOhMy

Great point!

dvcireland

there's a new SF Sheriff in town

Odyssey 2005

Duffy doesn't like the sound of sense

BarryD2

Come on Joe, how many of the people going along to the Killarney bash are paying this €1200?