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The Irish government has announced that Ukraine nationals will no longer require a visa in order to enter the Irish State. Ordinarily Ukrainian nationals travelling to Ireland are required to obtain pre-entry clearance by way of an Irish visa in order to enter the State however in light of the Russian invasion of the Ukraine. If you want to learn more so click on the link and here is the blog for you.

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Part Time Job Opportunities In Ireland

All nationals are allowed to work in part-time jobs in Ireland. If you have the requisite skills as international students, you can land a job there. You can consult the alumni or connect with Admissify, who can help you in this. They also have complete knowledge of the courses, fees, and scholarships. So, call them now.

If you have finalized Ireland as your study abroad destination that is great news. Going abroad and studying in a foreign country is a dream that most students see, and is a big step in their careers. Moreover, students get all sorts of opportunities apart from just the academic part. You, as a student, reading this, might feel overwhelmed by reading this. Studying abroad is one of the biggest decisions of a student’s life, and it seems you just cracked it. 

One of the best and most emerging destinations for foreign education is Ireland. The study abroad consultant will also give you similar vibes. Most students are looking at the country, as the top universities are located there. University College Cork is amongst the most highly-acclaimed universities there. Moreover, you can get scholarships, as well. Many students from middle-income group families, are able to realize their foreign education dreams, due to such financial aid. 

Reasons To Study in Ireland- 

Apart from the best universities and colleges, Irish society is also quite receptive to foreigners. That is what the study abroad consultants in Delhi have to say. You also get a post-study work visa. If you are an international student in Ireland, you can stay there for two years, after the completion of your course, for work. If you are able to stick to any good company in that time, you can also secure a green card. Most corporate giants like Google, Apple, IBM, and Facebook, have their headquarters there. Above all, it is a friendly place to be. You can also work part-time, while studying there, as an international student. 

So, you are able to take care of a small part of your living expenses as well. You can get in touch with the best study abroad consultants in Delhi today, who will give you complete information on the same. 

Working Part-Time in Ireland- 

The best overseas education consultants in Delhi can help you to understand the requirements and also apply for such jobs. Apart from just easing the financial pressure, part-time jobs also help you gain work experience. However, there are some rules there, which you should keep in mind before working part-time. 

If you are studying for a course that has a duration of over a year, then you do not require any special permit to work there.

There are two types of student visas – Stamp 2A and Stamp 2. The former is not permitted to work part-time.

If you are a student with Stamp 2, you can work for a maximum of 20 hours every week when classes are running. When there is a vacation, you can increase that to 40 hours per week.

If you are studying for a course that has a duration of over a year, then you do not require any special permit to work there. 

There are two types of student visas – Stamp 2A and Stamp 2. The former is not permitted to work part-time. 

If you are a student with Stamp 2, you can work for a maximum of 20 hours every week when classes are running. When there is a vacation, you can increase that to 40 hours per week. 

However, this is not all. There are some more general entry requirements, and criteria that international students have to meet. You will get all the assistance from the best overseas education consultant in Delhi for UK, when you are searching for such work options. You can check the below list for the time being. 

Eligibility Criteria For International Students

According to the best UK consultants in Delhi, you should have a GNIB registration, before you start looking for part-time jobs in Ireland.

The Minister for Education and Skills, should recognize the course that you are studying there. 

You should be enrolled in a graduate level or higher-level program. 

You should give an undertaking for 15 hours of study every day. 

According to the best UK consultants in Delhi, you should have a GNIB registration, before you start looking for part-time jobs in Ireland. 

The Minister for Education and Skills, should recognize the course that you are studying there. 

You should be enrolled in a graduate level or higher-level program. 

You should give an undertaking for 15 hours of study every day. 

These are a few of the criteria, that you have to take care of. 

According to the best UK education consultants in Delhi, you can find part-time jobs in several sectors in Ireland. Some of the places, where you can get part-time jobs are cafes, restaurants, bars, entertainment, and show venues, customer service centres, tutoring jobs, cleaning, retail stores, and more. You will be assisted in the search, by the study abroad consultants Guwahati. You will be eligible for a minimum wage of EUR 9.80 per hour, in Ireland. 

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"What do you want for xmas?" "A freaking GNIB appointment"

Governments, I swear...

So the way it goes, to be able to have a two years work-travel visa in ireland, is

You buy a top notch travel insurance

You buy a plane ticket

You ask your bank proof you have a shit ton of money so that they know you won't be dependant on the state to live.

You send all of those proofs, two pictures of yourself, and your actual physical passport by fucking mail (posts Canada better not fuck me up on that one...) somewhere. In my case, because canada, it's Toronto.

This is the demand. Someone, somewhere, is going to look at this and say yay or nay. (Hopefully it's yay, cause that plane ticket and insurance aren't going to be useful to me much otherwise....)

Then all that's left to do is go to the GNIB website and book an appointment.

At this appointment you give €300 (be still my heart. That's almost 500$.)

In exchange, they give you a shiny card that says you're allowed to work (yay!)

You can't book an appointment earlier than 10 weeks before leaving

When I received this information (because it's a new way of doing things as of this summer) they had an 8 weeks backlog.

I'm moving on January 1st.

I've been trying three times a day for three weeks to book one.

So far all I get is "no appointment available"

Guess who's not going to be able to work after the new year?

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Re-registered with GNIB, it took less time to get to the office than it took for everything to get processed, which might be a record. I get my visa card next week just in time to go to the States 

I’ve also bought Greebo a scratching post and some non-prescription food

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London attacker believed to be Moroccan

London attacker believed to be Moroccan

One of the three attackers shot dead in London on Saturday night was carrying an Irish identity card and had lived in Dublin, according to a report Monday by RTE, Ireland’s national broadcaster.

Citing police sources, RTE said the man is believed to have been from Morocco and married to a Scottish woman.

“An Garda Siochana providing every assistance to our colleagues in the London Metropolitan…

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Viajar para Irlanda: guia completo para turismo ou para morar

Repleta de belezas naturais e história, a Irlanda sempre atrai brasileiros interessados em conhecer suas paisagens e cultura. Mas também atrai porque o país é um dos destinos favoritos de quem quer fazer um intercâmbio para pegar fluência no inglês podendo trabalhar para se manter financeiramente na Europa. Saiba aqui como viajar para Irlanda, seja a turismo ou com a intenção de ficar.

Viajar para Irlanda a turismo

Veja o que é preciso para viajar a turismo para a Irlanda.

Documentos

Para quem vai à Irlanda a turismo, não é exigido visto para permanência de até 90 dias. Você só vai precisar ter um passaporte com validade superior a 3 meses depois do fim da sua viagem, comprovante de hospedagem ou reserva de alojamento, comprovante financeiro e sua passagem de volta para o Brasil.

Vacinas

Não há recomendação de vacina para a Irlanda.

Seguro viagem

O seguro viagem não é obrigatório, mas é altamente recomendado. Isso porque, possivelmente, estando na Irlanda, você muito provavelmente estenderá a viagem até outro país europeu que exija o seguro por fazer parte do Tratado de Schengen. Então, o melhor é estar já segurado com, no mínimo, 30 mil euros para despesas médicas hospitalares.

Para adquirir seu seguro viagem, nós recomendamos o comparador do Euro Dicas, parceria com o Seguros Promo, onde você pode fazer uma pesquisa entre diversas opções de seguradoras e planos e encontrar o que mais se adapta à sua viagem.

Ganhe 10% de desconto em seu seguro viagem

Comprando seu plano no comparador do Euro Dicas, você ganha 10% de desconto. Você garante 5% de desconto no valor final da sua compra se inserir o código EURODICAS5 no box “Cupom” antes de finalizar a compra. Depois, pode optar por pagar via boleto bancário, o que garante mais 5%. Os descontos são acumulativos.

Cidades da Irlanda para conhecer

1. Dublin

A capital do país não pode ficar de fora do roteiro. Visite a cervejaria original da Guinness, o tradicional Temple Bar e os pubs vizinhos a ele e sinta toda a boemia de Dublin. Não deixe de conhecer também o Trinity College e o castelo de Dublin.

2. Galway

Galway é uma cidade portuária, localizada no encontro do Rio Corrib com o Oceano Atlântico. Tem casas de fachada colorida, ruas estreitas e pubs com comida, bebida e cantoria típica da Irlanda.

3. Belfast

Capital da Irlanda do Norte, esta é outra cidade que tem um papel crucial na história da Irlanda. O porto é onde o navio Titanic foi construído e embarcou na sua primeira viagem. Visite o Museu do Titanic.

4. Derry

A “cidade das muralhas” possui muita história e lugares a serem visitados. Passe pela Ponte Peace para atravessar o Rio Foyle.

5. Donegal

Conheça as Falésias de Moher, que fica na costa Atlântica e tem 600 metros de altura. A altitude faz com que se possa ver o país de todos os lados, do mar até o interior.

6. Limerick

Uma das cidades mais jovens da Irlanda, com a maioria da população na faixa etária de 30 anos. Se este for o seu perfil, certamente o lugar vai te agradar. �� o polo do rúgbi e do futebol gaélico.

O que fazer na Irlanda

No portal Get Your Guide, parceiro do Euro Dicas, há uma série de passeios imperdíveis na Irlanda. Selecionamos alguns:

Excursão de um dia inteiro às falésias de Moher: com visita à cidade de Galway, às paisagens lunares de Burren e ao Mosteiro de Kilmacduagh, com saída de Dublin;

Visita à sede da Guinness: com direito a cerveja grátis;

Excursão de um dia inteiro a Connemara e Abadia de Kylemore: com castelos de conto de fadas, aldeias tradicionais e um belo jardim murado vitoriano; com saída de Galway;

Excursão de Dublina Belfast: passando pela formação rochosa chamada de Calçada dos Gigantes; ponte de cordas Carrick-a-Rede; e a romântica avenida de árvores de Dark Hedges.

Viajar para Irlanda: quanto custa?

Passagem

A passagem para Irlanda mais em conta que encontramos em pesquisa realizada (no dia 18 de dezembro de 2019) no portal Kayak foi pela American Airlines: R$ 3.067 ida e volta.

Mas é também possível fazer a viagem em voos da TAP, Lufthansa, Swiss Airlines e Latam.

Veja neste artigo como garantir uma passagem aérea barata.

Hospedagem

No portal de reservas Booking, é possível hospedagem na capital Dublin, por exemplo, a partir de R$50 a diária. Airbnb também é uma boa opção de pesquisa para hospedagens mais em conta.

Custo dos produtos e serviços na Irlanda

Selecionamos alguns produtos e sérvios básicos como exemplo dos custos na Irlanda. A pesquisa foi feita dia 16 de dezembro de 2019, no site Numbeo. Os valores são médios para todo o país.

Em termos comparativos, Dublin, Cork, Galway e Limerick se apresentam nesta ordem entre as opções de cidades do país com custos mais altos, de acordo com levantamento do site Numbeo.

Preço dos serviços/produtosIrlandaRefeição em restaurante econômico15€Refeição em restaurante média gama, para 2 pessoas, com 3 pratos60€Lanche no Mc Donalds8€Cerveja nacional (0,5L)5€Capuccino normal3,08€Bilhete de transporte unitário2,50€Gasolina (1 litro)1,49€Ligação de celular (tarifa local, 1 minuto)0,25€Cinema (1 entrada)10,50€

Viajar para Irlanda para morar

Agora se a sua viagem para a Irlanda tem como meta ficar por lá, saiba que o país é um dos favoritos dos brasileiros para estudar e também trabalhar. Isso porque, na Irlanda, é possível estudar inglês de seis a oito meses e ter a permissão para trabalhar 20 horas semanais (40 horas nas férias). Além disso, o país oferece boas oportunidades para brasileiros das áreas de tecnologia, saúde e engenharia.

O país tem um dos maiores salários mínimos da Europa – 1.656 € – e a qualidade de vida compensa: no quesito segurança, saúde e lazer, você estará bem.

Leia também nosso artigo sobre morar na Irlanda.

Como morar na Irlanda: entrada com visto de turista

Outra vantagem da Irlanda é que você só precisa solicitar o visto já estando no país. Brasileiros podem entrar na Irlanda sem visto e permanecer até 90 dias por lá. Veja os tipos de visto concedidos a brasileiros após esse período de 90 dias:

Stamp 1 (visto de trabalho)

Esse visto destina-se para quem tem uma proposta de trabalho de empresa estabelecida na Irlanda. A autorização é submetida ao Ministério da Justiça e da Igualdade, que emitirá ao empregador a permissão de contratar um imigrante.

Stamp 2 A (visto de estudo sem permissão de trabalho)

Menos requisitado, é um visto com duração de três a seis meses, autorizando estudar no país, mas sem trabalhar. É preciso apresentar a carta da escola comprovando a matrícula no curso (seja de idiomas, cursos técnicos ou superiores).

Stamp 2 (visto de estudo com permissão de trabalho)

O mais requisitado, tem duração de seis a oito meses, precisando ser renovado duas vezes (período total de dois anos). Ele permite trabalhar 20 horas semanais durante o período do curso em questão e 40 horas semanais durante o período de férias. Também é preciso apresentar carta da escola comprovando a matrícula.

O agendamento para solicitação de visto é feito online, pelo site do Ministério da Justiça e da Igualdade.

Desde dezembro de 2017, as autorizações de permanência no país, que antes se chamavam GNIB card, foram substituídas pelo Irish Residence Permit (IRP). Os documentos apenas mudaram de nome, mas seguem com as mesmas regras e condições para emissão.

Por isso, os documentos para morar na Irlanda são: passaporte válido, comprovante de condições financeiras,  comprovante de hospedagem e comprovante da razão para morar no país (comprovante de matrícula em cursos, contrato de trabalho, carta convite, etc).

Seguro viagem é fundamental

Novamente, o seguro viagem será necessário, seja você turista ou alguém interessado em fincar raízes na Irlanda. Esta será a maneira que você garantirá atendimento médico sem gastar uma fortuna em euros. Faça sua cotação no Seguros Promo e garanta o seu.

Vantagem de viajar para a Irlanda antes de morar lá

Toda mudança de cidade exige pesquisa e se a mudança for de país, então, vale mais ainda gastar recursos e tempo para conhecer melhor o destino onde pretende morar. Passando uma temporada como turista, você consegue sentir o clima da cidade, conferir se a temperatura é agradável para você, vivenciar um pouco do dia-a-dia e da relação entre as pessoas. É, sim, a melhor maneira de “testar” seus limites para as diferenças de cultura e ambiente.

Clima

Não há temperaturas extremas. A média é de cerca de 10°C. No verão (de maio a julho), a média das temperaturas mais altas é de 18 a 20°C e há dias com cerca de 18 horas de luz solar (só anoitecendo depois das 23h). No inverno, as temperaturas ficam geralmente em 8°C, e os meses mais frios são janeiro e fevereiro. O país é conhecido por sua constante chuva e muitos dias nublados.

Idioma

Existem duas línguas oficiais na Irlanda: o inglês e o irlandês. Então, quem tem a pretensão de aprender ou treinar o inglês para pegar fluência, pode ir para a Irlanda sem medo. Não por acaso, o país é destino de intercâmbio para brasileiros, e sempre figura nas listas dos países mais procurados para o estudo do inglês, como na lista dos destinos mais procurados de 2019, da Associação Brasileira de Agências de Intercâmbio.

Segurança

A criminalidade é baixa e a polícia é considerada eficiente. Nas regiões mais turísticas e nos pubs, podem ocorrer roubos de bolsas e carteiras. Cuidado com as brigas em bares: os famosos “pubs” deixam de servir comida por volta das 21h30. E o consumo maior de bebidas alcoólicas pode levar a desavenças.

Agora que você já sabe tudo sobre viajar para a Irlanda, seja para morar ou para turismo, prepare toda a documentação, faça seu planejamento financeiro, organize as malas e boa viagem!

Viajar para Irlanda: guia completo para turismo ou para morar publicado primeiro em https://www.eurodicas.com.br/

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School is Starting!

Orientation

Before school can start for any visiting students, orientation is a must. And I am very glad that their was. I had so many questions about picking classes, trying to figure out where to go for my classes, and my last minute anxiety questions.

When I walked into Áras na Mac Léinn, the student union building, I was expecting just a small orientation held for the Visiting U.S. students, but there was so much more than that. In fact, the visiting U.S. students make up only a small fraction of the visiting students here at NUIG. I was definitely surprised. There were so many Erasmus students at the orientation. 

We all met in the Bailey Allen Hall to listen to several different speakers from the International Affairs Office, the campus security, the Garda, and the university’s president. Most of the speakers just talked about how excited they were that we had all chosen to attend NUIG. Some had very important information that I didn't even know about. For example, the Garda talked to us about the GNIB cards that all visiting students are required to have. It is a lot like a Student Visa, but since the U.S. is Visa exempt in Ireland, I will need to get a GNIB card. With this card, it makes it easier for me when I travel around Ireland or in and out of Ireland. I didn't know much about this before the Garda presentation. 

There were also speakers there to talk about clubs and societies. When I first heard this, I thought they were referring to what we consider clubs and societies in the U.S.. However, clubs here are what we would typically call sports, and societies are what we would call clubs. I found this really interesting. This is a simple example of how things can change. The speakers talked to us about the different clubs and societies that are available to join, and there was a lot. To name a few, there was archery, crew, football (soccer), rugby, and many more. 

I personally wasn't that interested in the clubs, but I was very interested in the societies. The speaker came out and talked about Society Day. This day all the clubs set up tables for students to sign up. There are over 120 societies here at NUIG. They also said that if there wasn't one that we wanted to join, we could make our own society. 

Picking Classes

The second day of orientation was designated for helping us pick our classes. All of the departments came to the meeting hall one by one to talk to us about the departments. They talked to us about time tables and how to find them. This was a very difficult process. Every departments posts their own time tables on their website. When picking classes I had to search each class individually and look up their time tables to make sure that the classes I wanted to take wouldn't conflict with each other. This took quite a while to find a schedule that worked with everything I wanted to do. 

While researching my classes, I found that classes are normally only one hour long and only meet twice a week. The classes that are two hours long only meet one a week. These classes are normally used for lecture. Most classes also have tutorials. Tutorials are used as out of class time for discussions to be had with a TA. I currently do not know when any of my tutorials are, but they are typically a weekly occasion. So far with my schedule, I was lucky to only have classes Monday through Thursday. This is apparently a very common thing here. It is very different from SU’s MWF and TTH schedules. I am taking six classes which is 30 ECTS here, but that will transfer back as 15 credits at SU. 

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Ireland immigration visa consultants in Hyderabad

Ireland is a phenomenal country having beautiful landscapes, ancient castles, green hills, scenic castles, grand cliffs, and great locales. Dublin is lively city with a great history and has Georgian architecture, finest music, and is regarded as a popular European location. It is easy to explore and meet wonder, history and fun. The Emerald Isle has always held a certain allure and mystique.

Ireland Immigration Visa is cherished. The country has emerged as a top destination for immigrants today.

Introduction

People need a valid Irish entry visa before arriving in the State, whether by air, sea or land. An Irish visa is placed on your passport to indicate that you are authorized to enter in the State subject to conditions.

You do not need a visa to land in Ireland if You hold a valid travel document issued in accordance with Article 28 of the Geneva Convention and if You are a family member of an EU citizen and you hold a document called “Residence card of a family member of a Union citizen”

Visa is given when you give the most up-to-date information.

If you plan to stay for more than 3 months, you should register with the immigration authorities and apply for a Residence Card. If you receive a Residence Card, you will not need a re-entry visa for travel into Ireland in future.

Types of visa When you desire to visit Ireland for a period of less than 3 months, for holidays, or business meetings or to pursue a short course of studies you can apply for a short stay ‘C’ visa for either a single entry or multiple entries. The maximum stay allowed is 90 days. It cannot be extended.

If you intend to travel to Ireland for more than 3 months, to study, or work or to settle permanently with family members (who are already resident in Ireland), please apply for a long stay ‘D’ visa for a single entry.

Re-entry visas The first visa issued to you is valid for a single entry. If you wish to leave for a short period you are required to apply for a re-entry visa. Before you can get a re-entry visa you must be registered with the Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB).

Rates The standard visa application processing fees are:

Entry and re-entry visas: A single journey visa costs €60 and will be valid for one entry up to a maximum of 90 days from the date of issue.

A multi journey visa costs €100 and will be valid for multiple entries up to a maximum of 5 years from the date of issue.

A transit visa costs €25.

You should apply 8 weeks before you plan to come to Ireland.

Ireland has a strong economy, and an immigration system which is specially designed for working of highly skilled immigrants. The immigration system is not points based, but is geared towards allowing skilled migrants with experience and expertise required by the Irish economy. Northern Ireland is distinctly separate from the Republic of Ireland, and the immigration rules of the United Kingdom apply there.

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What things do you require to claim for after an injury?

Most people aren't aware that, associated with personal injury compensation claims, such as medical bills, they can sue for nearly any damage caused by an accident. In addition to medical expenditures, you can file a claim.

General Damages

Nonspecific damages, such as pain and suffering, are widespread yet hard to prove because of their unspecified character.

Damages unique to the situation

They're known as measurable damages because they include lost wages, the expense of in-home care as a result of your accident, and property damage. Such harm is easily proved, and the success rate is great.

Medical Expenses

Medical bills and expenditures include the cost of medical testing and treatments (whether covered by insurance or not). Such costs are also easily provable because they are simple to record.

Costs of travel:

It refers to the entire cost, which includes transportation between your home and the hospital. If the therapy is available from the other country, it will also include in the traveling expenses. Such assertions are uncommon, but they are easily verifiable provided accurate records and documentation are acquired.

The Right Attorney Can Assist

You may learn that the entire process of "Building Site Accident Compensation" can be quite stressful.  As a result, getting in touch with the correct professionals, Sinnott Solicitors is essential. Speaking with one of our specialists can assist you in obtaining successful compensation.

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Day 29

September 15: Today was.. annoying.

I had to get my entire life together to go to immigration and get my GNIB card - basically a temporary green card. They require so many documents and items so I spent all morning at the library getting my things together.

Then I walked a half hour to the immigration office to find out that they’re CLOSED. And not for any particular reason.. just randomly closed. I HAVE to go back Monday morning because my passport allowance ends on Monday and after that I’ll technically be here illegally. Cool. I sure hope they’re open on Monday.

I walked back through the city and stopped at a music store for something I need for class. Then I got a smoothie because I deserved it!!

I stubbornly went back to my apartment for dinner.

Later in the evening, there was an international party happening in the city that we were planning on going to. Hannah and Abby have been going to volleyball practices and got invited to a volleyball pre-party. Naturally they brought me along because we’re three peas in a pod.

We never actually made it to the international party because the volleyball party was so fun! There weren’t that many people there, but that almost made it more fun. We played some games and made some frozen pizzas and it was 2am before we knew it.

At least the day turned around for the better!

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When you decide to fill out the Irish citizenship application, you must consider contacting a professional to get help. It will ease out the process and avoid any hassle.For now you click on the link and read the guidance here.

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The Irish government has made important amendments in the process of the Irish Citizenship Application regarding the extension and suspension of Re-entry visas for Children under 16. For in-depth study click on the link and read about it. 

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If you or someone else has been hurt as a result of someone else's irresponsible behavior or negligence, you have the right to pursue a personal injury compensation. Once you submit a claim against the person who caused the accident, the personal injury claim process will begin. However, this would mean that you have to prove that the other party breach the duty of care. And to prove his negligence one needs to hire personal injury solicitors in Ireland. Do call on this no and open the link below.