Hi Vorona, Do you have any idea if we should deduct business trips or not? I was absent in 2018 for 83 days, 30 days for personal trips and 53 for business trips, i have HR letters to prove it, do you think i should deduct them? really appreciate your response! Yes. 5.6 Have you been absent from th...
How long does it take to get the refusal at the initial stage assuming they don't accept the explanation? Ineligibility is not a refusal. Refusal is a decision given by the Minister at the final stage. Applications failed at the initial stage are deemed ineligible as they do not satisfy reckonable ...
Business trips are usually fine as long as they are accompanied by company headed letters. Weddings I’m not so sure. Better safe than sorry I’d say. Btw - here is the explanation provided by the Minister on deducting the six weeks on their entirety: https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/debates/question/202...
In 2018, I spent 30 days of personal holidays and 54 days of work trips outside Ireland, do i have to dedect them? or will it be ok because it was for work?
I have HR letters to prove that these trips were for work
That's correct. A year is a fiscal year, not a calendar year. If you had a permission from June 2018 to June 2019 then you need to check if you have or haven't had more than 6 week of absence within that period. If you spent 6 or more weeks (42 days) outside of Ireland in that year, you have to ded...
Hi, You should count from the GNIP card dates. you have to deduct ALL the periods you were out in a single year if they exceed 42 days. #TLTR -->Realized to long text- so a brief for those who are interested: 1) What is the first counting date for reckonable residence: entry for registration purpose...
