Visa Work Permits

Immigration to Ireland

Our expert team will explain the entire process in clear and simple terms, ensuring you understand each phase of your relocation.

We assist with filling out all required forms correctly and accurately to avoid common mistakes that could delay your application, ensuring compliance with the latest regulations and requirements.

We help gather and organise the necessary documentation and verify that all documents meet the standards set by the Irish authorities.

Visas for Ireland

In Ireland, visas are primarily managed by the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS), with enforcement and registration handled by the Immigration Delivery Services (IDS) and Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB).

Visas are categorised into Short Stay (Class C) and Long Stay (Class D). Visa-required nationals must obtain the correct visa before arrival and, if staying longer than 90 days, register with IDS/GNIB for a residence card (IRP).

Maintaining valid immigration status is essential throughout your stay.

Employment Permit

Non-EU/EEA nationals need an employment permit to work in Ireland, managed by the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment (DETE).

Permit types include the Critical Skills Employment Permit (CSEP), General Employment Permit (GEP), Intra-Company Transfer (ICT) Permit, and Atypical Work Authorisation.

Each is tailored to specific job types, wages, and employment conditions. Permit holders must comply with conditions and apply for renewal or a Stamp 4 before the permit expires.

Pet Immigration

We completely understand the bond formed with your pets is an unbreakable one. We do all that we can to ensure the safe immigration of your beloved pet. 

Ireland has strict pet immigration laws, but with the right advice from us, we can ensure that you’ve fully prepared your pet to meet the immigration requirements. This includes microchipping, veterinary documentation and a pet passport. We can even arrange to collect your pet from the airport upon arrival in Ireland!