Permission to Remain — Ireland (Section 49)

After an IPAT refusal, the Section 49 letter is your last opportunity to ask the Minister for Justice to grant permission to remain in the State. This tool builds representations that address every statutory consideration in s.49(2) of the International Protection Act 2015 — your connection with Ireland, character, the common good, humanitarian grounds, family and domestic circumstances, and your rights under the EU Charter and the European Convention — and drafts first-person representations in Microsoft Word.

IPO recommendation not to grant refugee status or subsidiary protection (s.39)
IPAT appeal refused under s.41 / s.46
Section 49 letter received inviting representations
Ministerial decision on permission to remain pending
Deportation order proposal received (s.3 Immigration Act 1999 context)