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.

One thing to be careful of is that you are being asked of where you want work/live. As far as I know, apart from jobs in healthcare, most jobs and offices are already located and established in certain areas. If you are not in healthcare like nursing and medicine, radiography etc, I would be very sceptical of a job offer asking for where the applicant wants to work. Especially if you are being asked to pay for some services! That should definitely be a red flag!

Thanks for your advice. But ain't one of those scams okay.

Cheers

Hello guys ,

Just some advise from anyone who is aware of critical skill employment permit work conditions.

Is it advisable for someone working with critical skill employment permit with an employer to take up a casual job apart from his main employment ? This fellow is working full time with his main employer where the work permit is issued to and he’s hoping to do a part time casual work .. can this be an issue when he wants to transfers to stamp ? He will be applying for join family visa for the wife soon as the sponsor, they need his Irish bank statements of 6months … if he’s doing a casual job aside his main employment, do you guys think the salary coming from both employers showing in his bank statements be an issue with immigration? I will appreciate yours response guys and God bless you all for the good work here

Efe07:
Hello guys ,

Just some advise from anyone who is aware of critical skill employment permit work conditions.

Is it advisable for someone working with critical skill employment permit with an employer to take up a casual job apart from his main employment ? This fellow is working full time with his main employer where the work permit is issued to and he’s hoping to do a part time casual work .. can this be an issue when he wants to transfers to stamp ? He will be applying for join family visa for the wife soon as the sponsor, they need his Irish bank statements of 6months … if he’s doing a casual job aside his main employment, do you guys think the salary coming from both employers showing in his bank statements be an issue with immigration? I will appreciate yours response guys and God bless you all for the good work here

While I do not think it will affect any future applications (emphasis on think), can the person cope with a full time job and a casual job? If it is a weekend job, maybe but if the hours are clashing then the main headache will be from your full time job because if your employer finds out, you may be out of a job soon.

I would advise for cautiousness. One doesn't know what or where a fault may come from and it's better to err on the side of caution

juniior:


Yeah, it says 50% in the UL website. But I wasn't quoting the UL website. I was just trying to give advice so ppl don't fall into the same mistakes a made. If you pay 50%, UL will give you the visa support letter, but the Irish embassy in Nigeria will take the 50% school fees paid as insufficient finance (Even if you show that you have the balance of the fees in your bank account). And once they smell blood, they will start looking for other unnecessary errors such as birth certificate, lodgement, observing the conditions of your visa, obligation to return etc. It's crazy. Best to play safe and pay the full tuition or a bulk of it.

Will a 10 millio. Balance account enough for personal statement after paying tuition for undergraduate course of 3 years

Qqqo:


Will a 10 millio. Balance account enough for personal statement after paying tuition for undergraduate course of 3 years

Use 4m out of that 10m to purchase an education bond. Trust me, it will save you a lot of head ache.

Edubond is the surest way to avoid finance related refusal.

Once you show just 10m balance,
1. they will look at inflow and outflow
2. Check if you provided receipts or evidence for lump sum lodgements
3. Request for TCC
4. Scrutinize your relationship to sponsor
5. Feel as if the money might still not be enough. Etc


It happened to me. I got refused even though I had sufficient balance

I had to appeal after applying for edubond.

I was hella scared I would loose my money but I didn't.

Submitted my edubond receipt and got the visa

juniior:


Use 4m out of that 10m to purchase an education bond. Trust me, it will save you a lot of head ache.

Edubond is the surest way to avoid finance related refusal.

Once you show just 10m balance,
1. they will look at inflow and outflow
2. Check if you provided receipts or evidence for lump sum lodgements
3. Request for TCC
4. Scrutinize your relationship to sponsor
5. Feel as if the money might still not be enough. Etc


It happened to me. I got refused even though I had sufficient balance

I had to appeal after applying for edubond.

I was hella scared I would loose my money but I didn't.

Submitted my edubond receipt and got the visa

Ok I have a company and planning to use the company account

Anyone in the technical support industry here?

I need help to secure job outside Ireland, though I am resident in EU

What are the career prospects of a Health Safety and Environmental Specialist in Ireland after masters program

Hello house, does NCI accept 60% installment payment before visa interview?

At NCI Can one resume with a 60% payment of tuition and balance up

Hello everyone, i am a novice when it comes to travels but i want to visit a friend in Ireland, how do i go about it?

Also is there a site for applying for jobs in Ireland

Hi please does my sponsor require to present his international passport too?

Hi! Please may I get ur email address? I need some guidance from u.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgSGpeFzQ4w

I will be applying for my Ireland study visa soon and it's not really clear what support documents are required.

I've seen on this thread someone talking about attestation of documents by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and National Population Council.

I can't find any of such here: https://www.irishimmigration.ie/coming-to-study-in-ireland/what-are-my-study-visa-options/how-to-apply-for-long-term-study-visa/#guide

From those who are more experienced and have walked this path, are there any local requirements one should be aware of?

E.g I was born before 1992, will I need attestation of DoB from NPC?

Hello guys living in Ireland �� please can someone advice me on which location is best living apart from Dublin and which hospitals pays higher apart from Dublin . My younger sister just got her decision letter from Midwifery and nursing council and really need locations and hospitals to apply for jobs. She’s a RN and will be relocating soon

Thanks

Kokobuzz:
Hello guys living in Ireland �� please can someone advice me on which location is best living apart from Dublin and which hospitals pays higher apart from Dublin . My younger sister just got her decision letter from Midwifery and nursing council and really need locations and hospitals to apply for jobs. She’s a RN and will be relocating soon

Thanks

Decision letter is the beginning of nursing registration process. A lot of factors will determine your sister's fate and location where she will end up in Ireland.
For your sister to become a fully registered nurse with NMBI and get her Pin she will either do a clinical adaptation in an approved hospital or take the RCSI examination. Now listen attentively,
Both processes are cost intensive and most times nursing agencies gets people with decision letters to be interviewed and offered provisional job offer upon successful completion of clinical adaptation or the RCSI exams(under the sponsorship of the employer hospital)

Your sister if signed off after clinical adaptation will get her nursing Pin and resume work with the employer by converting her AWS(Atypical Work Scheme) visa to GEP or CSEP. Then if she goes the RCSI route, she will apply for exam visa to come to ireland and do the RCSI exams and if she passes, she will return to Nigeria and the employer who sponsored her will apply for her GEP or CSEP with which she will apply for employment visa to relocate and start working in Ireland. Most agencies and hospitals offering these sponsorships are based in Dublin and environment

From facts and evidence available to me, it's better your sister take the option of RCSI exams under employer sponsorship. E get why. People who went through clinical adaptation have sour stories to tell about it.

I wish your sister good luck and all the best

selenium:
I will be applying for my Ireland study visa soon and it's not really clear what support documents are required.

I've seen on this thread someone talking about attestation of documents by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and National Population Council.

I can't find any of such here: https://www.irishimmigration.ie/coming-to-study-in-ireland/what-are-my-study-visa-options/how-to-apply-for-long-term-study-visa/#guide

From those who are more experienced and have walked this path, are there any local requirements one should be aware of?

E.g I was born before 1992, will I need attestation of DoB from NPC?

Not an expert, but having read a couple of years back into the thread (I recommend you do the same, to confirm yourself) haven't seen any local requirement as you call it. Gather all your documents as shown in the screenshot you uploaded, ensure they follow the guidelines as stated in the expanded section [+] , ensure your sponsor and proof of funds are well explained and enough to cater for your needs, again as stated in the expanded section of the proof of funds, follow Vfs guidelines too, which can be found on the Vfs website. You should be good to go having satisfied all the requirements to the provided guidelines.
Again i'm NO expert and recommend to read back into the thread to clear your doubts and get clarity.
Best!

sirgigs:
Thanks for your advice. But ain't one of those scams okay.

Cheers

Hey bro, I am planning on moving from another EU country to Ireland with my family. How easy is it to find a job? I have 3 years experience in technical support.

Please I need advice on how the embassy treat tax clearance certificate.

Please house, I am in my forties. Is it possible for me to secure an admission in an Irish School with my HND to do a top up program. Also how possible is it for me to get permanent residency after the program.

Thank you

chy55:
Please house, I am in my forties. Is it possible for me to secure an admission in an Irish School with my HND to do a top up program. Also how possible is it for me to get permanent residency after the program.

Thank you

Be advised that you require at least 3 years Post study continuous residence in Ireland to get permanent residency which is stamp 4 and above. That is assuming after your study, you spent 1 year on stamp 1G and was able to get an employment under critical skills employment permit, then after 2 years on critical skills employment permit, you can apply for stamp 4. If you are so lucky, you may get critical skills employment immediately after graduation from school

Please I need list of schools in DUBLIN that accept installment payment of postgraduate tuition.

I have an admission with NCI but they require payment of full tuition

selenium:
I will be applying for my Ireland study visa soon and it's not really clear what support documents are required.

I've seen on this thread someone talking about attestation of documents by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and National Population Council.

I can't find any of such here: https://www.irishimmigration.ie/coming-to-study-in-ireland/what-are-my-study-visa-options/how-to-apply-for-long-term-study-visa/#guide

From those who are more experienced and have walked this path, are there any local requirements one should be aware of?

E.g I was born before 1992, will I need attestation of DoB from NPC?

If you read through the post it was clearly stated that those are the requirements for a join family visa. You do not need it for a study visa. However, reconfirm from the Irish Immigration website

chy55:
Please house, I am in my forties. Is it possible for me to secure an admission in an Irish School with my HND to do a top up program. Also how possible is it for me to get permanent residency after the program.

Thank you

Yes it is. You can also try the UK if you intend to move with your family at once.

ExpressBooking:


Be advised that you require at least 3 years Post study continuous residence in Ireland to get permanent residency which is stamp 4 and above. That is assuming after your study, you spent 1 year on stamp 1G and was able to get an employment under critical skills employment permit, then after 2 years on critical skills employment permit, you can apply for stamp 4. If you are so lucky, you may get critical skills employment immediately after graduation from school

It is possible to get your CSEP immediately after your stamp 2 study visa. I would assume that you have several years of work experience which should help you get a good job before you graduate and while negotiating your offer, ask your prospective employer to apply for a CSEP on your behalf. That will shorten the time for a Stamp 4 to just under 2 years. Once you have your Stamp 4, you are good to go

Dwebb55:


It is possible to get your CSEP immediately after your stamp 2 study visa. I would assume that you have several years of work experience which should help you get a good job before you graduate and while negotiating your offer, ask your prospective employer to apply for a CSEP on your behalf. That will shorten the time for a Stamp 4 to just under 2 years. Once you have your Stamp 4, you are good to go

Well the law for Stamp 4 support letter says 20 months of continuous employment, so technically its less than 2 years, if she gets a stamp 1 based on Critical Skills Employment Permit immediately after graduation from school

Hi guys,

Please I need help. I have applied and just received my Ireland Visa for a PhD Studies last month.

Now I want to begin the process of bringing My Wife and Daughter as dependants, anyone with idea and experience to go about this please guide me, thank you.

Congratulations brother on your PhD studies and visa. I was told you have to spend up to a year in Ireland before you can bring your department along. But you have to show adequate financial proof because they can't work.

I am also a PhD student, please can you work me through on the documents you submitted. Thanks

benmac4sure:
Hi guys,

Please I need help. I have applied and just received my Ireland Visa for a PhD Studies last month.

Now I want to begin the process of bringing My Wife and Daughter as dependants, anyone with idea and experience to go about this please guide me, thank you.

Who else got admission in Limerick institute of Technology for September 2022 intake, Please Let's connect with each other, Thanks.