To answer my own question, that is a special kind of student visa that lets you work full time. Also at GNIB they said that the stamp you get at the airport counts as registration. So if you have a gap, you stop counting from the day you came back to Ireland and not from the day you got the GNIB ...

Thank you very much for your reply. Could you explain point 2 for me? If I understand correctly according to 2004 students program I will be given a student visa for 2 years. During these 2 years I can only work part-time. After the 2 years if all requirements are met I will be given Stamp 4 which ...

Hi, I have several questions. 1. During the last 4 years I was receiving a scholarship for my PhD program, which is tax exempt. I asked my institute and they said they don't give P60 to students on scholarship. I didn't work part-time at the same time. Will it be sufficient to bring a letter from ...