Obligations / responsibilities after getting non EU girl pregnant

you need to do the right thing, whatever that is

strictly speaking, yes, as she would no lomger have a visa. If she did stay on for the extra few months i can't see her having any issues.

Also, tell your friend to use a condom in future. Even leaving pregnancy concerns aside, it's mental not to use a barrier method with someone you're not in a 100% committed relationship with.

I don't think that is correct any longer: a child born here is not automatically a citizen.

Here's the cheap and cheerful link ( I'm sure there are better ones): https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/moving_country/irish_citizenship/irish_citizenship_through_birth_or_descent.html

Your "friend" also needs to research his obligations under Brazilian law, I suspect.

Not correct.

the child can stay as it’s an Irish citizen but the mother would have too sort her immigration status out.

it might be slightly easier as she is the parent of an Irish citizen but it’s not given automatically.

she could apply for a stamp 4 EU family visa.

Ireland is the only country in the EU who is not part of the Schengen scheme so that does not apply here.

they could apply for stamp 4 EU family

No, at least one parent needs to be Irish now.

Yes but he needs proof it's his lead.

Too much at stake here for everyone not to get the paternity test done.

About €1,100-1,500!

You know, I doubt it.

Its actually not too difficult to get working visas for Ireland if you have some skills and money.

Really it just takes time.

That's a legalistic perspective but these are people who have been in an intimate relationship.

You can't get a paternity test until the baby is born afaik and I'm hoping the OPs friend wants to be a good father if he turns out to be the father so he'll need a good relationship with the mother.

I'm nowhere near a lawyer but I think the mother might have to return to Brazil if she can't get a working visa extension but she should be able to get a residency visa if her baby is an Irish citizen and return to Ireland after the child is born. The OPs friend needs to make financial preparations now if he wants to support the child.

Ah.

Tbh, it's all getting even more scooby dubious at this point. She was home testing before she had missed a period?

It's not actually at all clear from the timelines posted whether she actually has missed a period, though.

The whole thing seems very "off", tbh. Who's referring her for the ultrasound? The doctor who did two negative pregnancy tests???

I'm well aware that you can test before a missed period these days but the only women I know who do that are actively trying to conceive. Why a woman in an on-off relationship who's supposedly on the Pill would do it is beyond me, unless, again, she was deliberately trying to get pregnant.

I think the best thing the OP's friend can do at this point is wait for the ultrasound/for her to get her period (again, it's unclear to me which is due to happen first) and hope to god she's not actually pregnant. And for the love of god, zip (or at least suit) up his mickey.