Employment Permits in Ireland

Non-EU/ EEA nationals generally require an employment permit to work in Ireland. Employment permits in Ireland are managed by the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment (DETE). There are several types of employment permits designed to suit various employment needs and personal circumstances.

Selecting the appropriate permit type is crucial and depends on various factors, including:

• Nature of Employment: The type of job and industry.
• Duration of Stay: Whether the employment is short-term or long-term.
• Salary and Qualifications: Meeting specific salary thresholds and qualifications for each permit type.
• Employer Requirements: Compliance with employer conditions and labour market needs tests.

Types of Employment Permits

1. Critical Skills Employment Permit (CSEP):
2. General Employment Permit (GEP):
3. Intra-Company Transfer (ICT) Permit:
4. Atypical Work Authorisation:

Application Process

1. Application Submission:
   • Submit the application online through the DETE website.
   • Provide necessary documentation, including job offer, proof of qualifications, and salary details.
   • Pay the application fee.
2. Processing Time:
   • Processing times vary based on permit type, the DETE processing times and if it is Standard or Trusted Partner (please see below).
3. Approval and Compliance:
   • Upon approval, adhere to the conditions of the permit.
   • Notify DETE of any changes in employment status.
4. Trusted Partner: Your company can apply to become a Trusted Partner at the DETE – this cuts down on processing time and administrative burden. We are experienced in making Trusted Partner applications on you behalf and acting as the Agent of Record

We assist with the employment permit application process from start to permit grant, making the process efficient and seamless. Please contact us for assistance.

Navigating Employment Permits in Ireland: Your Guide to a Smooth Process

Securing Employment Permits in Ireland

For non-EU/EEA nationals, obtaining an employment permit is essential to work in Ireland. Managed by the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment (DETE), employment permits come in various types tailored to different employment needs and personal circumstances. Here’s what you need to know.

Selecting the Right Permit:

Choosing the appropriate permit type is crucial and depends on:

• Nature of Employment: The type of job and industry.
• Duration of Stay: Whether the employment is short-term or long-term.
• Salary and Qualifications: Meeting specific salary thresholds and qualifications.
• Employer Requirements: Compliance with employer conditions and labour market needs tests.

Types of Employment Permits:

1. Critical Skills Employment Permit (CSEP):
2. General Employment Permit (GEP):
3. Intra-Company Transfer (ICT) Permit:
4. Atypical Work Authorisation:

Application Process:

1. Application Submission:
   • Submit the application online through the DETE website.
   • Provide necessary documentation, including job offer, proof of qualifications, and salary details.
   • Pay the application fee.
2. Processing Time:
   • Processing times vary based on permit type, DETE processing times, and whether it is Standard or Trusted Partner.
3. Approval and Compliance:
   • Upon approval, adhere to the conditions of the permit.
   • Notify DETE of any changes in employment status.
4. Trusted Partner Scheme:
   • Your company can apply to become a Trusted Partner with DETE, reducing processing time and administrative burden.
   • Cronin Group are experienced in making Trusted Partner applications on your behalf and acting as the Agent of Record.

Comprehensive Support from Cronin Group

At Cronin Group, we assist with the entire employment permit application process, from start to permit grant, ensuring efficiency and compliance. Our expertise makes your transition to working in Ireland seamless and stress-free.

Call to Action:

Simplify your employment permit process with Cronin Group. Contact us today for expert assistance and ensure a smooth, efficient journey to working in Ireland. 

Let us handle the complexities while you focus on your career. 

For detailed information, visit the DETE official website.