I want to go to Ireland...?

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paul b

I don't know what country you're from but if you're within the EU you should be fine but maybe just check with your irish consulate and see if you can get your tax number before you go so u can start work straight away!

conor210782

depends where u are from and now i think u need proof that u have a job before u come into ireland

paulpoulboy.

Hi ..I am Irish and live near Dublin..Its a great place to live now truly.
Dublin is growing and improving massively.
Ireland is a very wealthy nation now and has a very fast growing economy, there are a lot of job opportunities in Dublin.

Re a visa, where are u from?
Im unsure but there are all nationalities living in Dublin and Ireland is relaxed in allowing immigration so I see no problem.

Orla C

If you are an EU national you don't need a visa, just bring enough money for the first couple of weeks if you don't have a job or accommodation lined up.

Be prepared for a shock at the cost of living here. Rent is expensive. Dublin is the most expensive place to live, and anyway, it's not really Ireland, more a distant suburb of London, to be honest. The real cities of Ireland are Cork, Limerick, Kilkenny, Waterford and Galway.

red lyn

You want to live & work in Ireland - well firstsly where are you coming from try getting in contact with the Irish Embassy in your country for advise

peter k

You don't need a visa lololololololol..I just came here with half a dozen friends from Ghana and they started work right away no visa no nothing anyone can come here

JAEB81

I've looked into this myself, but aparently for Americans (not sure if you live in US or another EU country) its very hard to find work there!!

Nor O

peter k is bluffing you probably didn't get visas to work here but truly all employers are very strict onwork permits etc. Why dont you admit that you and and your ghanain friends are using other peoples names on their stolen eu passports with your picture on it to work

lees

im not sure if you need a visa,you may do any future employers may wnt some proof of i.d especially if youre foreign.and it is a great place to live,us irish a very warm people!!!!!

The Sexy Evertonian.

No visa required.

caitlyn

If your from a non EU country you need a work permit visit this site it tell you all you need to know about moving to Ireland and working there.

www.irishlinks.co.uk

lynno

you don,t need a visa for ireland,we went to live there and just opened our own bussiness,and no need for anything. its a fab place to live we loved it .a slower pace of life, and so friendly,

Katyushka

As a student here for 6 months I only needed my passport coming from the U.S. You just need to register with immigration, and as long as you're hear longer than 9 months you can work.

Laur

Come to Cork! It's WAY better than Dublin - ha! No seriously it is! As regards the visa I don't think you need one - we're pretty relaxed here....

mickl84

I want to go to USA.

ashkicker420

i wanna go to AMSTERDAM

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