Family Reunification Is the Door the Quota Does Not Guard
Answer
The general rule applies to you
No exception is recorded for citizens of Ireland on this topic. That is the answer, not a gap - everything below is the rule you get, unchanged.
195 exceptions recorded across 74 countries · none match Ireland to Liechtenstein · Residency through marriage
A person who already holds a Liechtenstein residence permit may bring their family, and for an EEA or Swiss national the free-movement act says they may do so "at any time" - there is no draw, no waiting list and no quota in the family chapter. The family member who arrives this way may work. Under the aliens act the family route is narrower and slower: it covers only the spouse or registered partner and common unmarried children under eighteen, the sponsor must show a stable job or means guaranteed by a bank established in Liechtenstein and a dwelling with room for everyone, the spouse living abroad must have basic German, and the application has to be made within three years of the permit or of the marriage. A sponsor who themselves came by family reunification must wait four years before bringing anyone.
At a glance
- Timing on the EEA and Swiss track
- At any time, with no quota and no draw
PFZG article 41(1) uses the word "jederzeit". The family chapter of the Act contains no numerical limit.
- Work by a family member
- Permitted
PFZG article 42, one sentence long. Under the EEA Agreement a family member who takes work is counted against the quota for the economically active, by section III of the sectoral adaptations to Annex VIII - but the same section forbids refusing the permit because that quota is exhausted.
- Who counts as family on the EEA and Swiss track
- Spouse or registered partner, descendants under 21 or dependent, and dependent ascendants
PFZG article 4(1)(d). Article 2(1)(c) and (d) extend the Act to de facto partners and to further beneficiaries.
- Who counts as family on the third-country track
- Spouse or registered partner, and common unmarried children under 18
AuG article 32(2). Dependent parents are not in the list.
- Language requirement
- Basic German for a spouse living abroad, on the third-country track only
AuG article 33(1)(c). It may be waived under article 33(3) where the sponsor holds a work permit and the family enters with them.
- Deadline to apply, third-country track
- Three years from the grant of the permit or from the marriage
AuG article 34(1).
- Wait where the sponsor arrived by family reunification
- Four years of lawful uninterrupted residence
AuG article 34(1a).
- Wait after a divorce before bringing a new spouse
- Two years from the divorce judgment becoming final
AuG article 34(2).
- Permanent residence for a family member of an EEA national
- Five years of uninterrupted residence
PFZG article 45(1). For a family member of a Swiss national it is five years holding a residence permit, giving a settlement permit instead (article 45(2)).
- Marriage of convenience
- Permit refused or revoked where sufficient indications show the marriage was entered into to circumvent the Act, or where a spouse was coerced
PFZG article 43.
Requirements
- EEA and Swiss track: a permit to take up residence, an official certificate of the relationship, copies of the family members’ travel documents, and comprehensive sickness insurance covering all risks in Liechtenstein
- EEA and Swiss track, where the sponsor is a student, a tourist or a person without gainful activity: proof of means for the whole family so that no social assistance is drawn
- Third-country track: a valid residence or settlement permit, both spouses of age under Liechtenstein law, basic German for the spouse living abroad, a suitable dwelling with room for the family, and a secure job or means guaranteed by a bank established in Liechtenstein
- Third-country track: the application made within three years of the permit or of the marriage
What applies to you
Nothing changes for a citizen of Ireland
We have no rule recorded that treats your citizenship differently here, so the general rule above is the one that applies to you. That is an answer, not a gap.
What the law says
«Ausländische Personen mit einer Bewilligung zur Wohnsitznahme können jederzeit ihre Familienangehörigen nachziehen lassen, wenn folgende Nachweise vorliegen: a) eine amtliche Bescheinigung, die das Verwandtschaftsverhältnis, die Obsorgeberechtigung bzw. die Unterhaltsgewährung nach Art. 4 Abs. 1 Bst. d Ziff. 2 und 3 bestätigt; b) Kopien der gültigen Reisedokumente der zuziehenden Familienangehörigen; c) aufgehoben 30 d) in den Fällen nach Art. 17, 18 und 22 ein Nachweis über notwendige finanzielle Mittel für den Lebensunterhalt aller Familienangehörigen, sodass keine Sozialhilfe in Anspruch genommen werden muss; und e) ein Nachweis über einen umfassenden Krankenversicherungsschutz, der sämtliche Risiken in Liechtenstein abdeckt.»Our translation - not official
Foreign persons with a permit to take up residence may bring their family members at any time, where the following evidence is present: a) an official certificate confirming the family relationship, the custody right or the maintenance granted under article 4(1)(d)(2) and (3); b) copies of the valid travel documents of the family members moving in; c) repealed d) in the cases of articles 17, 18 and 22, proof of the necessary financial means for the subsistence of all family members so that no social assistance has to be drawn; and e) proof of comprehensive sickness insurance cover which covers all risks in Liechtenstein.
Letter c of the list was repealed and the printed text says so. The means test in letter d applies only to sponsors who are students, tourists or without gainful activity.
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«Nachgezogene Familienangehörige dürfen eine Erwerbstätigkeit ausüben.»Our translation - not official
Family members who have joined may pursue a gainful activity.
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«Die Erteilung einer Bewilligung im Rahmen des Familiennachzugs ist zu verweigern oder eine bereits erteilte Bewilligung zu widerrufen, wenn nachgewiesen wird oder zumindest hinreichende Indizien den Schluss zulassen, dass: a) die eheliche Gemeinschaft wenigstens seitens eines der Ehegatten überwiegend in der Absicht eingegangen oder fortgesetzt worden ist, um die Vorschriften dieses Gesetzes und der Ausführungsbestimmungen zu umgehen; oder b) einer der Ehegatten zur Eingehung der Ehe genötigt wurde.»Our translation - not official
The grant of a permit in the context of family reunification is to be refused, or a permit already granted revoked, where it is shown or at least sufficient indications permit the conclusion that: a) the marital community was entered into or continued, at least on the part of one of the spouses, predominantly with the intention of circumventing the provisions of this Act and its implementing provisions; or b) one of the spouses was coerced into entering the marriage.
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«Der Familiennachzug bezweckt die gleichzeitige Zusammenführung der Familienangehörigen im Haushalt des Gesuchstellers. 2) Als Familienangehörige im Sinne des Abs. 1 gelten: a) der Ehegatte oder eingetragene Partner; 31 b) die gemeinsamen ledigen Kinder unter 18 Jahren, einschliesslich der Adoptivkinder und der Kinder, bei denen ein Pflegschaftsverhältnis besteht.»Our translation - not official
Family reunification serves the simultaneous bringing together of the family members in the household of the applicant. 2) Family members within the meaning of paragraph 1 are: a) the spouse or registered partner; b) the common unmarried children under 18, including adopted children and children in a foster relationship.
"Simultaneous" is in the provision: the aliens act contemplates the family arriving together.
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«Der Gesuchsteller hat vor Erteilung der Zusicherung einer Aufenthaltsbewilligung oder der Ermächtigung zur Visumerteilung für die Familienangehörigen nachzuweisen, dass: a) er über eine gültige Aufenthalts- oder Niederlassungsbewilligung verfügt; b) beide Ehegatten nach liechtensteinischem Recht volljährig sind; c) der im Ausland lebende Ehegatte einfache Kenntnisse der deutschen Sprache besitzt; d) er über eine bedarfsgerechte Wohnung verfügt (Miet- oder Kaufvertrag), die genügend Raum für die Aufnahme der Familienangehörigen bietet; und e) er sich in einem gefestigten und für ihn und die Familienangehörigen Existenz sichernden Arbeitsverhältnis befindet oder über genügend finanzielle Mittel für den persönlichen Lebensunterhalt und denjenigen der Familienangehörigen verfügt, sodass keine Sozialhilfe in Anspruch genommen werden muss (Garantie einer Bank mit Sitz in Liechtenstein).»Our translation - not official
Before the assurance of a residence permit or the authorisation to issue a visa for the family members is given, the applicant must show that: a) he holds a valid residence or settlement permit; b) both spouses are of age under Liechtenstein law; c) the spouse living abroad has basic knowledge of the German language; d) he has a suitable dwelling (lease or purchase contract) which offers enough room to take in the family members; and e) he is in a settled employment relationship securing subsistence for himself and the family members, or has sufficient financial means for his own subsistence and that of the family members so that no social assistance has to be drawn (guarantee of a bank established in Liechtenstein).
The bank guarantee appears here as it does in article 20: the proof of means is a Liechtenstein bank’s word for it.
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«Der Familiennachzug muss spätestens innerhalb von drei Jahren ab Bewilligungserteilung oder ab Entstehung der ehelichen Gemeinschaft geltend gemacht werden. Vorbehalten bleibt Abs. 1a. 32 1a) Wurde dem Gesuchsteller die Aufenthaltsbewilligung im Rahmen des Familiennachzugs erteilt, kann ein Familiennachzug frühestens nach Ablauf eines ordnungsgemässen und ununterbrochenen Aufenthalts von vier Jahren ab Bewilligungserteilung geltend gemacht werden. Nach Ablauf dieser Frist muss das Gesuch um Familiennachzug spätestens innerhalb von drei Jahren ab Entstehung der ehelichen Gemeinschaft oder, wenn die eheliche Gemeinschaft während der vierjährigen Frist entstanden ist, innerhalb von drei Jahren ab Ablauf dieser Frist gestellt werden. 33 2) Ein weiterer Familiennachzug kann frühestens nach Ablauf von zwei Jahren ab Rechtskraft des Ehescheidungsurteils bewilligt werden.»Our translation - not official
Family reunification must be claimed at the latest within three years from the grant of the permit or from the formation of the marital community. Paragraph 1a is reserved. 1a) Where the applicant was granted the residence permit in the context of family reunification, family reunification may be claimed at the earliest after a lawful and uninterrupted residence of four years from the grant of the permit. After that period the application for family reunification must be made at the latest within three years from the formation of the marital community or, where the marital community came into being during the four-year period, within three years from the end of that period. 2) A further family reunification may be authorised at the earliest two years after the divorce judgment becomes final.
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«Familienangehörige eines EWR-Staatsangehörigen, die sich seit fünf Jahren ununterbrochen in Liechtenstein aufgehalten haben, erhalten eine Daueraufenthaltsbewilligung. Art. 24 findet sinngemäss Anwendung. 2) Familienangehörige eines Schweizer Staatsangehörigen, die sich seit fünf Jahren ununterbrochen mit einer Aufenthaltsbewilligung in Liechtenstein aufgehalten haben, erhalten eine Niederlassungsbewilligung. Art. 27 findet sinngemäss Anwendung.»Our translation - not official
Family members of an EEA national who have resided uninterruptedly in Liechtenstein for five years receive a permanent residence permit. Article 24 applies mutatis mutandis. 2) Family members of a Swiss national who have resided uninterruptedly in Liechtenstein for five years with a residence permit receive a settlement permit. Article 27 applies mutatis mutandis.
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Practical notes
The family chapter of the free-movement act is where the quota stops applying, and it is the only part of Liechtenstein residence law we read that uses the word "at any time".
This record rests on the PFZG and the AuG. We did not read the Integrationsvereinbarung provisions of the ZAV in detail, which govern the integration agreement a reunified child’s permit renewal can be made to depend on.
- consolidatesPersonenfreizügigkeitsgesetz (PFZG), LGBl. 2009 Nr. 348
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- consolidatesAusländergesetz (AuG), LGBl. 2008 Nr. 311
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- consolidatesEEA Agreement, Annex VIII (Right of establishment), sectoral adaptations for Liechtenstein
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