Thinking of a holiday there.
Heard that there are no christians there and that it is a drug and gun spot with loads of crime. ?better to avoid the city itself?...
My best friend and I are planning a trip to Ireland and trying to figure out how much we need to save for the trip. Is it best to rent a car and drive ourselves around the sites or can we count of ...
I've nearly finished my Junior Cert (all honours) and would really like to get into the work force. Anybody any ideas? I live on the north side of Dublin city. Ta all!...
I'm looking for dye at a cheap-as-dirt price.
I'm a guy so I don't care about how soft my hair feels after.
A guy I know mentioned one called Salon Supplies or something like ...
I am going to Dublin on July 21st for four days. I will be staying in the city centre, and will be dependent on public transport. Any recommendations for good shops to visit, nice places to have ...
Right now I live in North America and I am moving to Northern Ireland. We bought in America and we fell in love with it..so now we want to take it with us when traveling to Ireland. I checked every ...
ha ha! I met an irish boy last summer. We're to be married in the spring (and yes, i'm MOVING there. From NYC.)
If you are a student, you can get a temporary work permit through here:
http://www.bunac.org/
When you get there, you might be able to apply for a work visa through your job (my cousin did it this way)
Slippy
Maybe you should try to contact the Irish consulate. I'm sure they could help you with that.
JD
visit the websites below, you might be able to get a temporary visa then when you get there go talk to the officials, i had a friend who just moved there and worked without a visa, of course your job choices will be limited..'
And a passport is not the same thing....
2kool4u
It's really difficult for non-EU citizens to work in Ireland. One fast-track way could be to get married (assuming your boyfriend is an Irish citizen or has legal status). Check with an Irish lawyer.
Or if you enroll as a student you're allowed to work a certain number of hours. But student fees for non-EU citizens are horrendous, so it mightn't be worth it.
Michael
A pass port would do the same thing.
But don't be stupid. Going to Ireland for the boyfriend is radical and senseless. Unless of course you have nothing better to do here.
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