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Visa Applications

Dáil Éireann Debate, Thursday - 16 June 2022

Thursday, 16 June 2022

Questions (437)

Holly Cairns

Question:

437. Deputy Holly Cairns asked the Minister for Justice the number of visa applications that have been received which relied on paragraph 1.12 of the policy document on pon-EEA family reunification due to the fact that the sponsor did not meet the financial criteria; the number of those applications which were granted and refused, respectively, by country covering the period between 1 June 2021 and 31 May 2022, inclusive, in tabular form; the number of those applications which involved minors; and the number of those which were granted and refused, respectively. [31732/22]

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Written answers

The information requested by the Deputy in relation to visa applications which rely on paragraph 1.12 of the Policy Document on Non-EEA Family Reunification, is not readily available to my Department.

However, to be of some assistance to the Deputy, the following table shows the number of join family applications, by nationality of applicant, granted and refused between 1 June 2021 and 31 May 2022.

Nationality

Granted on Appeal

Application Granted

Application Refused

Revoked

Total Granted

Total Refused

Afghanistan

24

252

311

0

276

287

Bangladesh

29

103

50

0

132

21

Cameroon

8

12

13

0

20

5

Congo Democratic Republic of

6

50

15

0

56

9

India

41

8123

111

5

8159

70

Iran

9

99

12

1

107

3

Iraq

7

35

13

0

42

6

Nigeria

54

241

169

1

294

115

Pakistan

155

834

233

1

988

78

People's Republic of China

32

261

25

3

290

-7

Philippines

53

472

53

0

525

0

South Africa

11

38

14

0

49

3

Thailand

12

48

13

0

60

1

Zimbabwe

21

478

33

0

499

12

Other*

134

2737

398

4

2867

264

Grand Total

596

13783

1463

15

14364

867

*Where the total number of people of any given country of origin is less than five, no further breakdown is provided to protect the identity of the people concerned.

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