Thursday, July 14, 2011

How does one go about getting a work permit in Ireland


How does one go about getting a work permit in Ireland?
I hear that employers applying for your work permit need to prove that the position could not be filled by a local?
Other - Ireland - 4 Answers
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1 :
There are job vacancies in Ireland? Please tell me where because my partner is going to be laid off next week. This website give you information about work permits http://www.globalvisas.com/ireland/ireland_work_permit.html I can't imagine an employer would have to prove that the position could not be filled by a "local" but I'll stand corrected if I'm wrong. I would hope they could hire the most suitable person for the job be that an Irish person, EU national or an non-EU national as long as their permit/visa allowed them to work in Ireland.
2 :
Maybe you should find work first and then get the permit! There's nothing but lay offs in Ireland at the moment
3 :
You have to find an employer registered in Ireland who is willing to employ you. Once you have the letter offering you the position, you can apply for your necessary documents. However, this is still no guarantee that you will get the permit. Oh yeah, you also have to be outside of Ireland when making your applications.
4 :
hey what a job in ireland no way this is a joke question could not be filled by locals im a local ill do it