Khalid Gill

He's serving Irish people, his own people.

And he is married.

And they are saying that it will take a year to give you a visa to your wife.

Now it's more than a year.

It's very frustrating.

But to answer your question about myself is, when I was married, it was a very ridiculous experience I had that just six months before I was married, the people, my colleagues, my other friends, they were getting the visa for their wives without any problem.

So I had the same problem.

impression that when I will be married, I will take my wife with me to Dublin.

Rather, I was based in Letterkenny for my training at that time.

But I got the news that they refused the visa to my wife.

I said, OK, there must be some confusion.

So I told her that, hold on, I will go back and I will ask the Department of Justice the reason and then hopefully you will get the visa.

Don't worry.

I went back and I contacted the Department of Justice.

very ridiculous and very nonsense answer I got that she can make another application.

And I said, but if you tell me the reason why it was refused in the first place, we can remove the reason and then make a new application.

No, no, no, she can make another application.

So the second application was made, was refused again.

Then I contacted them.

I said, why is it refused now?