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| Mohammad Asim Makki Junior Member Member # 4212 | Posted July 04, 2002 10:57 AM With this board i want to give more information to every one who would like to go to Ireland for work / Settle down in Ireland -------------------- Best Regards, Mohammad Asim Makki |
| Mohammad Asim Makki Junior Member Member # 4212 | Posted July 05, 2002 08:06 AM Need Not to contact me directly .. I want a shared benefit here .. every one must post their message here ... All Posts available at Ireland .. and information regarding that... All Your posted message will always be received by me and i would reply you. -------------------- Best Regards, Mohammad Asim Makki |
| littlelaura Junior Member Member # 4232 | Posted July 05, 2002 02:57 PM hello i am interested to find out any info about getting a workinig hoilday visa for ireland i am from Canada and i am thinking of moving to ireland in November please forward me any info you may have' Laura |
| Mohammad Asim Makki Junior Member Member # 4212 | Posted July 05, 2002 03:04 PM As soon As any Situation is Created Laura you would find it here on the message Baord. This Website gives all the legal details to go through the procedure .. by the way why do you wanna shift Ireland ... ? -------------------- Best Regards, Mohammad Asim Makki |
| Elisa Member Member # 2487 | Posted July 05, 2002 04:53 PM Laura if you qualify for a working visa in Canada then you can apply for one in Canada which will allow you to go over to Ireland and look for jobs. No need to ask here for work, there are lots of jobs for students that have working visas over there. |
| Dipak Junior Member Member # 3992 | Posted July 07, 2002 05:03 AM Hi Mohammad.. I am highly interested to immigrate in ireland ..but first i wanna get work permit of ireland..so if you have information reagarding ireland ...please pass it to me... dipak -------------------- dipakchaudhary |
| Mohammad Asim Makki Junior Member Member # 4212 | Posted July 07, 2002 12:23 PM Dear Dipak, Information regarding immigration to Ireland / WP are both available on the national websites of Ireland. But its too much of procedure that you have to go through and need serious working. What i am interested here is to develope a community which would each other in finding Jobs there and also if i would have any in my knowledge i would paste there as i am already in a Irirsh related Setup. Please keep updating the Message board in future. Project Manager -------------------- Best Regards, Mohammad Asim Makki |
| kafil jairajpuri Junior Member Member # 2255 | Posted July 10, 2002 10:07 AM hi its kafil here, i am looking out for a work permit for ireland. could any one help me out to get a job in ireland. i would be greatly obliged for this help. i am software professional. Languages - VB, ASP Scripting - VB Script, Javascript Database - SQL Server, Access OS - Win2k, Win 98, Win Me, Win XP. Well do contact me at this email : Waiting for any reply.. bye. |
| AAJ Junior Member Member # 4382 | Posted July 14, 2002 10:53 AM Hi, I have heard that Ireland is changing their work permit law for Non-EU civilians. Right now, they are giving work visas directly, without any interview. I have heard that now, from 1st August 2002, they are going to make interview compulsory for non-eu resident. Is this a true news? or truth is something else? |
| jai Junior Member Member # 3356 | Posted July 15, 2002 07:46 AM Hi everybody,i would like to know the prospects of getting cad/cam jobs in dublin,ireland.I'm a mechanical engineer with 3 years experience in cad/cam field. Expecting your early replies. |
| M&M Junior Member Member # 2921 | Posted July 15, 2002 11:03 AM Hi, Can any one plz help me as I want to know more abt Ireland immigration rules,requirements?I am a teacher working for last 8 yrs & want to apply for immigration to a better place where it would be paid well & the good work is appreciated. |
| rajnish101 Junior Member Member # 4093 | Posted July 20, 2002 01:48 PM Hi everybody,i would like to know the prospects of getting systems-NT4.0, web-IIS & SQL7.0 administration jobs in ireland.I'm a electronics engineer with 5 years experience in related field. Expecting your early replies |
| Mohammad Asim Makki Junior Member Member # 4212 | Posted July 20, 2002 09:36 PM Hello Every Body, This message board is going well ... Now i would request the Potential Recruiters announce about them on this message board ... also provide "Every one for Irealand" with useful information regarding the whole procedure. -------------------- Best Regards, Mohammad Asim Makki |
| name_1 Junior Member Member # 4499 | Posted July 20, 2002 09:56 PM Hi, Can any one plz help me as I want to know more abt Ireland immigration rules,requirements?I am a teacher working for last 8 yrs & want to apply for immigration to a better place where it would be paid well & the good work is appreciated. ------------------- Best regards Touheed alam -------------------- touheed alam |
| Mohammad Asim Makki Junior Member Member # 4212 | Posted July 20, 2002 10:39 PM Hello Everybody.. Check out this information for Work permit rules.. -------------------- Best Regards, Mohammad Asim Makki |
| mattg Junior Member Member # 4612 | Posted July 28, 2002 02:44 PM I was just wondering if you could answer a few questions regarding Irish Visa's. I have been sponsered by a company for the past 18 months and was wondering what the deal is with regards to seeking new employment within Ireland and the issues involved in changing the visa. At the moment companies are asking about visa details and it appears to be hindering employment because of the hassle of the paperwork involved to employ a non EU citizen. Is there an easy route for the Employer?? Also I was wondering if a partner could possibly sponser you or a member of there family if they are an Irish national. I heard there maybe a partner/spouse type of visa but cant seem to find any information on it anywhere. Thanks in Advance |
| Witt Member Member # 567 | Posted July 28, 2002 09:21 PM quote: If you are married to a EU citizen, you can stay with this person together in Ireland. No unmarried partners are recognized, though. |
| yogi Junior Member Member # 4267 | Posted July 29, 2002 09:09 AM Ireland now in spotlight: Life hope in Ireland for skilled workers abroad. "Ireland unemployment is virtually zero" http://www.workpermit.com/ireland/ireland.htm |
| Witt Member Member # 567 | Posted July 29, 2002 11:13 AM quote: bulls**t, sorry. |
| vyara Junior Member Member # 102 | Posted August 01, 2002 11:18 PM I don't quite understand what is the purpose of this topic. I am not sure that there will be any employers interested in looking for people like that, especially taking into consideration the current situation with work permits. It takes a minimum of 3 months to obtain a work permit (that is if no one of those reponsible gets sick, goes on holidays or just oversleeps for work)... It is a pretty intimidating procedure for inexperienced employers which makes me a bit more sceptical. Anyway, good luck with the forum and I will try to share any information I have about Ireland. |
| azfar Junior Member Member # 4714 | Posted August 03, 2002 02:28 AM dear i am the student of final year communication engineering here in pakistan. i am expert in networking specially in win. nt and linux. i want to go to ireland 4 job and more education .how can i get visa 4 work there. thanks in advance azfar. my email is azfar_h@yahoo.com |
| Imran Dogra Junior Member Member # 4746 | Posted August 05, 2002 12:22 PM Hi i am looking out for a work permit for ireland. could any one help me out to get a job in ireland. i would be greatly obliged for this help. i am software Engenir.Languages i use VB,Java ,Access plt4rm- Win2k, Win 98, Win Me, Win XP. Well my contact add is imran16@hotmail.com Waiting for any reply. imran06@hotmail.com -------------------- Imran |
| merman Junior Member Member # 4926 | Posted August 16, 2002 02:14 AM I just get a work permit in Ireland,who can tell me how to apply the visa and whether i need a interview. Thanks |
| Marcis Member Member # 4 | Posted August 19, 2002 11:00 AM Hi everyone, There are still many people asking "How can I get a work permit/working visa so that I can start look for a job in Ireland?" or something the like. Please consider the following: you need a job offer from an Irish company company first. It is not possible to obtain a work permit and then start looking for a job - you've got to do it the other way around. We do recognize that most potential employers in Ireland (and in fact in most countries of the world) would not even consider you for a job interview if you do not already hold a work permit for their country. The reason is that they are usually rather ignorant of work permit application procedures and they do not want to go through this 'extra hassle' for hiring a new employee. This leads to a classical 'chicken and egg' situation: they don't want to hire you if you don't have a work permit, but you can't get a work permit if there's no one who wants to hire you. To help you in this difficult situation, we have invented the Workpermit.com Assessment Certificate. The basic idea is to assure potential employers that if they wish to hire you, Workpermit.Com is happy to handle the work permit application on their behalf. If you wish to order an assessment certificate, please visit the following URL: http://www.workpermit.com/certificate.htm Apart from that, here are some websites for online jobsearch in Ireland: www.jobserve.com www.firsttuesday.com www.planterecruit.com www.marlborough.ie Some Irish newspaper sites with information on job vacancies: www.examiner.ie www.loadza.com www.ireland.com www.sbpost.ie www.tribune.ie
Best regards, Marcis Gobins, Consultant -------------------- Marcis Gobins, Consultant |
| Mohammad Asim Makki Junior Member Member # 4212 | Posted August 19, 2002 01:02 PM Thank you Marcis Gobins, I am sure the above information would help many around. I would try my best to keep on updating the information here. [ August 19, 2002: Message edited by: Mohammad Asim Makki ] -------------------- Best Regards, Mohammad Asim Makki |
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