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1. www.citizensinformation.ie › en › moving-countryComing to work in Ireland - Citizens Information

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   If you are from a country outside of the EEA, Switzerland and the UK, you need permission to live and work in Ireland. If you want to come to work in Ireland you may have to: Apply for an employment permit; Apply for a visa to enter Ireland; Some people can work in Ireland without an employment permit.

2. visaguide.world › europe › ireland-visaWork in Ireland - Guide to Applying for an Ireland Work Visa ...

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   Applying for an Ireland Work Visa. If you receive permission to work in Ireland (ie. an Irish employment permit), you can apply for an Ireland work visa. A work visa is a type of Ireland long stay (D) visa, which allows the holder to enter Ireland with the purpose of staying longer than three months.

3. dublin.ie › work › work-essentialsWork essentials: A guide to employment in Ireland - Dublin.ie

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   Luckily we’ve got all the information you’ll need to take up employment in Ireland without any hiccups. From employment law through to qualification recognition, we’ve got everything you need to know.

4. ie.indeed.com › career-advice › finding-a-jobWhat do you need to work in Ireland? (Skills and careers)

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   Aug 9, 2024 · Learning more about what it's like to work in Ireland can help you decide if you want to move there. In this article, we discuss what you need to work in Ireland, including some key skills to have or develop to increase your competitive advantage in the workforce.

5. nomadcapitalist.com › expat › expat-living-in-dublinThe Ultimate Guide to Expat Living in Dublin, Ireland

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   Sep 19, 2024 · Living in Dublin – Work and Business. Ireland’s robust job market has a lot to offer, with solid projected GDP growth of 2.2% in 2024 and 3.8% in 2025. Unemployment rates are expected to remain low in 2024, with the job market continuing to trend upward.

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6. dublin.ie › live › official-proceduresSkilled worker immigration to Ireland - Dublin.ie

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   Skilled worker immigration to Ireland. Tons of benefits come with living in Dublin. But, for immigrants with the most highly sought after skills, life in the city can come with some extra perks. To attract certain workers, Ireland offers Critical Skills Employment Permits.

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   What can I do with a Critical Skills Employment Permit in Ireland?

   • If you receive an Ireland employment permit as the dependent, spouse, or partner of a Critical Skills Employment holder, you can work in any profession, even those on the ineligible occupations list, except as a domestic operative. Your application will also be free of charge.

   Work in Ireland - Guide to Applying for an Ireland Work Visa and Permit

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   What is it like to work in Ireland?

   • (Skills and careers) Choosing to work in Ireland can be the start of a rewarding career. It has one of the highest standards of living in Europe and major multinationals set up in the country due to its low corporation tax rates. Learning more about what it's like to work in Ireland can help you decide if you want to move there.

   What do you need to work in Ireland? (Skills and careers) - Indeed

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   How do I get a job in Ireland?

   • To get permission to come to Ireland to work, you have to apply for an employment permit. In general, you must get your employment permit before you come to Ireland. You can apply for an employment permit when you have been offered a job. This means that you have to find a job and then apply for an employment permit.

   Coming to work in Ireland - Citizens Information

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   Do I need an Employment Permit to work in Ireland?

   • You have to apply for an employment permit to work in Ireland. Non EEA citizens who already live in Ireland and have certain types of immigration permission can work without an employment permit. You also might not need an employment permit if you are joining your family in Ireland. See ‘Immigration stamps and the right to work’ below.

   Coming to work in Ireland - Citizens Information

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   How long does it take to get a work permit in Ireland?

   • The Ireland employment permit processing time is about 13 weeks. If you receive permission to work in Ireland (ie. an Irish employment permit), you can apply for an Ireland work visa. A work visa is a type of Ireland long stay (D) visa, which allows the holder to enter Ireland with the purpose of staying longer than three months.

   Work in Ireland - Guide to Applying for an Ireland Work Visa and Permit

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   Can I work in Ireland without a visa?

   • If you want to come to work in Ireland you may have to: Some people can work in Ireland without an employment permit. If you are from the EEA (the EU plus Norway, Iceland and Lichtenstein), Switzerland or the UK, you can come to Ireland to work without a visa or employment permit.

   Coming to work in Ireland - Citizens Information

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8. www.workplacerelations.ie › en › what_you_shouldComing to Work in Ireland - Workplace Relations Commission

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   Telephone: 0818 80 80 90 or (059) 9178900. E-mail: employmentpermits@enterprise.gov.ie – (General Queries) epos@enterprise.gov.ie – (Online application/payment queries) Website: Employment Permits. Information for Employees. Employees in Ireland are entitled to receive certain basic employment rights.