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In addition to requiring a work permit, individuals from certain countries also require visas to enter Ireland. It is very important that you allow enough time for a subsequent visa application. The Irish Government have been implementing new procedures for people acquiring visas for living and working in Ireland. Traditionally this process has taken any number of months, but recently this processing time seems to have been significantly reduced.
Department of Justice
Immigration and Citizenship Office,
72 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin 2, Ireland. Tel: 353-1-602-8202
immigrationinfo@justice.irlgov.ie

Working Visa
Manpower welcomes applications from candidates currently living overseas. Applicants need to demonstrate they have the right to work in the Republic of Ireland in line with the Asylum and Immigration Act.

To facilitate the recruitment of suitably qualified people from non EU countires, where skills shortages are particularly acute, the above scheme has been introduced. This makes it possible for prospective employees with job offers from employers in Ireland to obtain immigration and employment clearance in advance from Irish Embassies and Consulates. The new scheme does not replace but is a faster alternative to the work permit procedure which continues to be available to employers in Ireland.

At present the designated categories are:

  • Information and computing technologies professionals
  • Information and computing technologies technicians
  • Architects, including architectural technician / technologists
  • Construction engineers, including engineering technicians
  • Quantity surveyors
  • Building surveyors
  • Town planners
  • Registered nurses
Who doesn't need a Permit?
EU Nationals
Citizens of member states (European Union together with Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein)
 
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