Duration
Duration
If you wish to work in Ireland, you need to have an Employment Permit issued by the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment (DETE). Once you have acquired your this visa from the Department of Enterprise, Trade, and Employment, you may apply for Employment (permits, etc.) Visa (DETE). DETE issues various employment permits, including Critical Skills Employment Permits and Work Permits.
DETE will soon issue a new set of employment permits. Employment (permits, etc.) Visa is the correct visa type for a bearer of any DETE employment permit.
You will need to fill in the following criteria to be eligible:
Documents required include:
Answer all questions in AVATS fully and honestly. After completing the online application, you must follow the directions on the overview application form generated by the online system. The summary form will include instructions on where to send your supporting documentation.
The summary form must be printed, signed, and dated before being submitted with your supporting documents. You may be asked to provide biometric information.
When to Apply
Processing times can vary between countries. They can also vary during high volume periods during the year. However, you can generally expect a decision within eight weeks from when your application is lodged at the visa office, embassy or consulate.
Visa Processing Time
Processing times can vary between countries. They can also vary during high volume periods during the year. However, you can generally expect a decision within eight weeks from when your application is lodged at the visa office, embassy or consulate.
Duration
The Long Stay 'D' Employment Visa allows you to work for two years but can be extended for another three.
Fees
The fees for visas are:
The visa fee is an administrative fee that covers the costs associated with processing your application. You may require to pay additional fees, such as those associated with submitting your documents. Note that the fee is non-refundable.
The employment permits are usually issued for two years at the start; however, they can be extended for up to 5 years. After that, you can even apply for permanent residency in Ireland.
Work
You cannot do any form of employment other than that you have already been approved.
Residency
You can apply for residency after five years in Ireland.
Extension
You can extend your visa after two years if you meet their criteria.
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