For international students in Ireland who want to transition from a study visa (Stamp 2) to a work permit (Stamp 1), understanding the process is

If you’ve recently completed your studies in Ireland and hold a Graduate Visa (Stamp 1G), the next step to continue living and working in Ireland

If you work for a multinational company and are transferring to the Irish branch, you will need an Intra-Company Transfer (ICT) Work Permit. This permit

If you hold a Critical Skills Employment Permit in Ireland, you may want to bring your family with you. The Dependent/Partner/Spouse Permit allows eligible family

The Internship Employment Permit allows non-EEA students to gain valuable work experience in Ireland for up to 12 months. This permit is ideal for students

Ireland also offers Specialist Work Permits for situations outside standard employment permits, such as cultural exchanges, temporary contract work, or reactivating a lapsed permit. These

If your Irish work permit is approaching its expiration and you wish to continue working in Ireland, you must apply for an extension. Following the

Having your Irish work permit application rejected can be disappointing, but it doesn’t mean the end of your plans to work in Ireland. Understanding the

Ireland’s tech industry is rapidly growing, making it an excellent destination for non-EEA IT professionals. There is strong demand for roles in software development, data