Keralis:


Please what's the process of travelling with an expired passport?

There is no process. Just book your flight and go home. Make sure u start a renewal process before you travel and have concrete plans to get the passport in Nigeria before returning

ExpressBooking:


There is no process. Just book your flight and go home. Make sure u start a renewal process before you travel and have concrete plans to get the passport in Nigeria before returning

Thank you

Weldon everyone for your continued support on this thread

Dwebb55:


If you have an EU passport then you should be able to simply apply for any jobs on the popular websites like indeed.

I don't have EU passport but I can travel to Irish and apply for residency as family member of an EU citizen.

My concern is if its possible to get jobs outside Ireland. Must be difficult cos I have tried but no response.

@expressbooking et al, how else do I make payment for passport renewal online? Dollar debit card didnt work neither did the Anpost card. What else can I do please. Very urgent! Thank you.

[quote author=ICaSNg post=60494509]Republic of Ireland
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The Republic of Ireland occupies most of the island of Ireland, off the coast of England and Wales. Its capital, Dublin, is the birthplace of writers like Oscar Wilde, and home of Guinness beer, it is also home to top-tech organisations such as Facebook, Google INC, PayPal etc.

Capital: Dublin


Dialing code: +353
Currency: Euro
Legislature: Oireachtas
President: Michael D. Higgins

Ireland, is the only English speaking Country in Europe asides the UK.




Good morning ,please you mind putting some words in regards to do traveling for tourism, am a Nigerian with Lesotho passport which is visa free to Dublin please what are the documents required from a tourist

Keralis:
@expressbooking et al, how else do I make payment for passport renewal online? Dollar debit card didnt work neither did the Anpost card. What else can I do please. Very urgent! Thank you.

I paid with naira mastercard

Olaiyatunnex:
I am here mainly for those migrating base on critical skills permit or general, pls let's gather here. A lot of information to be shared to help others, I prefer email to share to stuff, this is not commercial o pls email Admin don't delete my post again, not here for business, here to help

You are banned from this section since all you do is dropping your email address, you don't want to share info here then don't spam this thread with your email address.

[color=#006600][/color][quote author=ICaSNg post=60493538]Hello All,

WELCOME TO IRISH STUDY VISA THREAD
==========================

I am creating this thread to answer any queries on how to get :

1. Admission offers in Ireland
2. Visa processing
3. The post study work visa types available in Ireland


4. Opportunities for IT , Engineering and Health scs Students /Graduates.

Ask me any questions on the above and I believe I should be able to provide valid information.



Good morning ,please you mind putting some words in regards to do traveling for tourism, am a Nigerian with Lesotho passport which is visa free to Dublin please what are the documents required from a tourist

Good day house please what's the best way to prove ties with home country?

Good day house please what's the best way to prove ties with home country?

Please for let's say an exam Visa application can employment letter suffice ?

Cc: dwebb55
Dotcomnamename

Thanks in anticipation of ur contributions

I feel there is no template to follow, each person has unique circumstances that could act as proof of ties to your home country and while your proof of employment could serve as one, there are many others such as your plan to return to the family that will be left behind e.g. spouse, children etc., Study leave approval from your employers stating that the job will be available for you upon your return, details of investments in pension, real estate etc. The list could be endless. I guess you should direct your question to the gurus here such as ICaSNG.

Doctorfitz:
Good day house please what's the best way to prove ties with home country?

Please for let's say an exam Visa application can employment letter suffice ?

Cc: dwebb55
Dotcomnamename

Thanks in anticipation of ur contributions

obongkaks:
I feel there is no template to follow, each person has unique circumstances that could act as proof of ties to your home country and while your proof of employment could serve as one, there are many others such as your plan to return to the family that will be left behind e.g. spouse, children etc., Study leave approval from your employers stating that the job will be available for you upon your return, details of investments in pension, real estate etc. The list could be endless. I guess you should direct your question to the gurus here such as ICaSNG.

Thanks for the response. I asked this incases where some organizations aren't ready to issue a formal letter to the visa office directly.

Samuelsontom:
Please I need a help from someone that has the best idea how I can treat this reason for Refusal last year, so that I will get it right this year thanks.

Make sure you have sufficient funds as proof of funds in you or your sponsors account. If you can, you should put your living expenses in an education bond, that shows the money is really available.

Emphasise that face that since you paid for medical insurance, have sufficient funds for living expenses and paid full tuition (I hope you did), you won't be a burden to the Irish govt.

Good morning, please I need your help urgently.
Please is the medical insurance compulsory for CrItical SKills employment visa applications and how do I get one quick? I also need to know what closing balance date to use for my 6 month bank statement. Is it the date the visa application was submitted online or the date of the appointment at vfs for submission of documents? Also please how much is deemed suitable funds in the bank statement for Employment visa applications? I can’t seem to find this info anywhere. God bless you as you reply.

Doctorfitz:
Good day house please what's the best way to prove ties with home country?

Please for let's say an exam Visa application can employment letter suffice ?

Cc: dwebb55
Dotcomnamename

Thanks in anticipation of ur contributions

I am unaware of an exam visa application and its intricacies

Can one use ielts ukvi for Ireland postgraduate study visa?

Dwebb55:


I am unaware of an exam visa application and its intricacies

. Oh ok.thanks

Dwebb55:


I am unaware of an exam visa application and its intricacies

I'd like to know when one can apply for Stamp1g visa? The semester officially ends in June
Thanks

Right after you get your final result/transcript if you are in a county outside Dublin, I guess in Dublin you may have to wait until the 30 Days window prior to the expiration of your stamp 2 permit.

Floyd45:


I'd like to know when one can apply for Stamp1g visa? The semester officially ends in June
Thanks

obongkaks:
Right after you get your final result/transcript if you are in a county outside Dublin, I guess in Dublin you may have to wait until the 30 Days window prior to the expiration of your stamp 2 permit.

Thank you.

Floyd45:


I'd like to know when one can apply for Stamp1g visa? The semester officially ends in June
Thanks

You cannot apply for the Stamp 1G until you graduate and your final results are out. The school will need to send a letter and your final results will also be requested.

However, you can begin to work full time (40 hours a week) once you complete your second semester exams and the results are out. For courses that begin in September, that means you can start work from June 1st as stated in the guidance

Dwebb55:


You cannot apply for the Stamp 1G until you graduate and your final results are out. The school will need to send a letter and your final results will also be requested.

However, you can begin to work full time (40 hours a week) once you complete your second semester exams and the results are out. For courses that begin in September, that means you can start work from June 1st as stated in the guidance

Thanks for this detailed explanation.

Hello,

Please I need help from those resident in Republic of Ireland. I got a job in a job there but I am being asked to pick 5 locations of my choice in ascending order. I don't want Dublin because my findings says it's expensive.

If you don't mind; I need a suggestions on locations with affordable rent, good public transport system with low waiting times at the bus stops/stations and access to African stores.


I have attached the Locations. Some of the locations in case the attached are not care is Kildare, Dundalk, Portas, Portlaise, Kerry, Gorey Co Wexford, Limerick, Sligo, South Tipperary, Nevan, Dublin 24, 14, 11, 9 , 7, 2 Athlone, Longford.

sirgigs:
Hello,

Please I need help from those resident in Republic of Ireland. I got a job in a job there but I am being asked to pick 5 locations of my choice in ascending order. I don't want Dublin because my findings says it's expensive.

If you don't mind; I need a suggestions on locations with affordable rent, good public transport system with low waiting times at the bus stops/stations and access to African stores.


I have attached the Locations. Some of the locations in case the attached are not care is Kildare, Dundalk, Portas, Portlaise, Kerry, Gorey Co Wexford, Limerick, Sligo, South Tipperary, Nevan, Dublin 24, 14, 11, 9 , 7, 2 Athlone, Longford.

Dublin and Cork at the big cities with all the amenities you mentioned, but trust me 60% or more of your income becomes your rent. If you are looking for cheaper accommodation consider places that are not close to Dublin or Cork. All around Ireland is pretty cool but trust me Dublin and Cork is the heart of the country. I am a truck driver and I have been opportuned to drive to all the counties in Ireland except Donegal and Kerry.

Kildare, Wicklow, Meath, Louth and Wexford are all close to Dublin but houses aren't cheap here as well. Going further down to Cavan, Carlow, Offaly, Longford, Roscommon, kilkenny, Waterford, Westmeath and Tipperary, you can find affordable accommodation as well but compared to Dublin, they are small towns

ExpressBooking:


Dublin and Cork at the big cities with all the amenities you mentioned, but trust me 60% or more of your income becomes your rent. If you are looking for cheaper accommodation consider places that are not close to Dublin or Cork. All around Ireland is pretty cool but trust me Dublin and Cork is the heart of the country. I am a truck driver and I have been opportuned to drive to all the counties in Ireland except Donegal and Kerry.

Kildare, Wicklow, Meath, Louth and Wexford are all close to Dublin but houses aren't cheap here as well. Going further down to Cavan, Carlow, Offaly, Longford, Roscommon, kilkenny, Waterford, Westmeath and Tipperary, you can find affordable accommodation as well but compared to Dublin, they are small towns

Wow! Thanks a lot for this information. I need get back to my drawing board be that.