Regarding the daft.ie rent agreement, I believe I have a legitimate legal agreement in place. However, I'm unsure if it fulfills the requirements for Residency Proof. My landlord advertised the rental property on daft.ie, and when I signed the lease, I received a rent agreement through daft.ie. For ...
Hello everyone, For Naturalisation process, I have a few questions related to Residency Proof and the required documentation for rent payment. I would greatly appreciate it if someone could help clarify these queries: 1. Residency Proof: Will a daft.ie rent agreement be accepted as a valid Residency...
I've received conflicting information. A solicitor mentioned that a total of 21 months is permitted for both permits combined as 12 weeks apply only if I'm on a single permit. I'm unsure if there is a definite answer.
Hi everyone, I need some advice regarding my employment permit. I'm currently on my second Critical Skills Employment Permit (CSEP) and have spent a total of 21 months under these permits. However, my current permit is set to expire in September 2024. I found a form for requesting a stamp 4 support ...
Thank you both for the prompt responses. Regarding the support letter documentation, I'm wondering if I need to submit both employment permits or not. I didn't see any mention of employment permits in the "Requirements for supporting documentation" section on the following page: https://enterprise.g...
Thank you for your response. To answer your questions, I have a new Critical Skills Employment Permit from my new employer. I did not work during the temporary permission period, and I started working only after I received the new employment permit. Therefore, I am using my new permit to work for my...
Hello everyone, I am a non-EU citizen who came to Ireland using a Critical Skills Employment Permit and I have some questions about my eligibility for a Stamp 4 Support Letter. Here is some relevant information about my employment history: I started working on 9th September 2021 with a Critical Skil...
Thank you for the prompt response. In regard to my previous inquiry, I would like to provide additional information. In one specific year, I travelled from January 1st, 2022, to February 12th, 2022. Let's say my departure from Dublin was on January 1st, 2022, but my arrival in my home country was on...
Hi all, (Asking this for a friend). Let's say that I have been a resident of this country for five years, with the exception of one year during which I remained outside the country for a period of seven weeks or 49 days. According to the regulations, time spent outside the country for more than six ...
Hello there, I am writing to inquire about the maximum period of absence from Ireland that can be considered for residency purposes when applying for naturalization. According to my understanding, an individual can be absent for a maximum of 6 weeks per year and still be considered a resident. I arr...
That's weird since all the stamps I had have the date hardcoded. Did he write it in manually or? I say you'll be fine if you put the stamp according to your actual arrival date; it can't be May 2025, however you count. You can (and, probably, should) include this in a cover letter. Nope, he didn't ...
Hi there, When I returned to Ireland from my native country in May 2022, the immigration officer at Dublin Airport stamped my passport with an arrival stamp. The year on the stamp is wrong, though. He stamped "May 2025" instead of "May 2022." I see that in addition to the citizenship application, I ...
I am posting this as it might help somebody. I discovered the following statement from the website irishimmigration.ie: Persons with more than 6 months remaining on their immigration permission (as indicated on their Irish Residence Permit (IRP) or GNIB Card) and who have been made redundant will be...
Yes, if it lies within those six months. Today, I spoke with the solicitor. The solicitor informed me that I could visit India and come back to Ireland only after receiving a new job permit and my new IRP using that permit. This is because I will be asked about how I'm trying to enter Ireland witho...
Thank you very much. One last question: my passport is about to expire in less than six months. Will there be any problems applying for a new permit or applying for the IRP extension after getting the permit?
What you mean BRP? Do you mean IRP? Apologies, I mean IRP. If you find a new employer during this time, they can apply for a new work permit. After you get your new work permit, you can start working then you need to update your IRP details with your new employer. You don't need to do new applicati...
Can anyone please help? Thanks a lot in advance. I basically would like to know when I can start working once I get the work permit. -Can I start working as soon as I receive my permit? -Or do I need to submit a new Stamp 1 visa application and then start working? The reason for the question is that...
Hello there I arrived in Ireland last year on a Critical Skills Employment Permit and am a non-EU citizen holding Stamp 1 visa. Last week, I was made redundant. When I called the EPMS DETE office, they advised me that I needed to email them to let them know that I had been made redundant and that I ...
With regards to "Stamp 4" eligibility — I see this official website says, Foreign Nationals are eligible to apply for their Support Letters from this Department only when they have completed 21 months continuous employment in the State on foot of their Critical Skills Employment Permit and not more ...
Hi there, I am on a Critical Skills Employment Permit (Stamp 1 visa). A couple of questions please: Question 1: To be eligible for Stamp 4, I guess I must have lived in the state for 21 months. That means I can leave Ireland for 3 months in the next 2 years. Am I right? Question 2: You can leave Ire...
