Visa types of Irish immigrants

# Irish Immigrants # Introduction Irish immigrant visas mainly include visiting visas, studying visas, visiting relatives visas, work visas and permanent residence visas. The following are the categories of Irish immigrant visas compiled by KaoNet. Welcome to read!

1. Visa category of Irish immigrants

1 and Stamp0 (temporary short-term visas) are mainly temporary short-term visas, including: expatriates from overseas companies providing special service tasks for Ireland; Extend the stay time of tourists and business tourists; In some special cases, such as humanitarianism, sick people need their families to stay in Ireland to help them recover.

Such visa holders cannot enjoy any benefits or use publicly funded services (for example, they must have private insurance to receive treatment in public hospitals).

2.Stamp 1 (work visa)

It is allowed to work and run business in Ireland, and it is open to applicants with work invitation permission, mainly for those with local designated employment permission. Issued to persons with work permit, green card permit, spouse/dependent work permit or business permit.

Unless otherwise specified in the INIS license, you may not engage in any other business, industry or profession.

3.Stamp 1G (postgraduate visa)

Mainly for students who can legally work in Ireland within one year after graduation and can legally work full-time.

4.Stamp 1A (accounting internship visa)

Mainly for accounting trainees, full-time and paid accounting training is allowed within a certain period of time (in line with immigration rules or IAASA regulations and training contracts with Irish companies) under qualified conditions. Students who receive accounting training after studying related majors in Ireland generally hold such visas.

Unless otherwise specified in the INIS license, you may not engage in any other business, industry or profession.

5.Stamp2/2A (learning sign)

Student visas are issued to students who study full-time courses (S2) on the official list of temporary qualified items (ILEP) or full-time courses (S2A) not on the list during a specific period, that is, to students studying in educational institutions recognized by the Irish Ministry of Education.

Can't enjoy any welfare or use public services (such as public hospitals)

6.Stamp3 (charity/religion/spouse)

Non-EEA spouses or family members, non-EEA visitors, financially independent non-EEA retirees, non-EEA religious priests and members of religious groups issued to employment permit holders. Mainly for charitable volunteers, non-EEA spouses or family members of employment permit holders.

You can't work in Ireland or engage in any business, industry or occupation.

7. Stamps 4

The Stamp4 visa is an Irish-level status, and all non-EU citizen investors can apply directly!

Customers who own Stamp4 have long-term residency and are legal residents of Ireland. During the validity period, he can enjoy almost all welfare policies including education welfare, work welfare, medical welfare, women's welfare and children's welfare. That is, you have permanent residence status in Ireland, and you can apply for naturalization directly after meeting the residence requirements in the later period.

Stamp4 is also a business employment license in Ireland, and our approved customers can work, live and study freely in Ireland in the later period.

2. Reasons for investing in immigrating to Ireland

Irish culture and history are carefully intertwined, creating a unique experience. The local people are deeply integrated into this ancient tradition. At the same time, it is a forward-looking country and has made great progress in the past few decades. This makes it an exciting place. Once you get a work permit, it is also one of the fastest ways to obtain EU citizenship.

On the other hand, when it comes to the weather, it is notoriously dull. The cost of living in Ireland is one of the highest in the EU, and the public transport infrastructure is a nightmare. Like anywhere else in the world, it has good and bad aspects to weigh.

1, Irish passport

An Irish passport will enable you to travel to more than 185 countries in the world. Your family members can also apply for Irish passports. More importantly, you can apply for dual citizenship with an Irish passport.

2. Irish tax system

An attractive feature of Ireland's tax system is that global income of non-residents is not taxed.

This may be very important if you decide not to live in Ireland during your stay.

More importantly, the corporate tax rate is as low as 12.5%.

This tax rate has attracted many multinational companies to the country and attracted workers who want to move.

Due to the low corporate tax rate, Ireland was specially selected as its European base by more than 1000 multinational companies.

This means that the business opportunities in Ireland are unmatched in many other parts of the world.

Although Ireland relies heavily on international trade and markets, it is a stable and important member of the European Union, so even in difficult economic times, it can rely on other member States to achieve financial recovery.

3. The standard of living in Ireland

Ireland's education, health care and quality of life are among the best in Europe. Irish people are famous for their friendliness and hospitality. In fact, Ireland's living standard in the United Nations is even higher than that in Britain and America.

4. Political and economic situation

In contrast, Ireland can provide political and economic stability for people from countries in trouble. And it has been a member of the European Union since 1973.

3. Introduction of Irish Executive Residence Immigration Project

Ireland is a beautiful country with green mountains and pleasant climate. The country's booming economy and its geographical location (adjacent to Britain) make it the most popular place in the industry. The continuous development of enterprises and industries has opened up the job market and promoted economic prosperity.

Irish executive residence plan, guaranteed by the employer of 6.5438+0.6 million euros, has no language requirements, and is simple and quick.

Work and Residence in Ireland (stamp 1) is issued by the Irish Ministry of Employment and Enterprise Innovation and the Irish Immigration Bureau as a non-EEA citizen, and is a legal work and residence permit for Irish non-EU applicants. Applicants can directly apply for permanent residence in Ireland (stamp4) after meeting the conditions for applying for permanent residence in Ireland, that is, having legally held work residence (stamp 1)2 1 month.

This project matches the employers of Irish companies for non-EU applicants who meet the requirements and apply to work and live in Ireland.

The applicant requires:

The main applicant is between the ages of 25 and 55.

College degree or above.

At least three years working experience or business management experience.

/kloc-accompanying children under 0/8 years old

Application materials:

1. passport (original and copy)

2. Household register (original and translated)

3. Photos (4 2-inch color bareheaded photos)

4. Birth certificate

5. Academic certificate

6. Resume

7. No criminal certificate