Basic information of Irish green card permit

1. target of application: green card holders are usually required to do the work specified in the work permit for the designated employer. The employee's salary level must reach one of the following categories:

(1), the annual salary provided is 6, euros or more, and the green card permit can be used in all occupations except those that violate the public interest.

(2) There are a limited number of strategically important occupations with annual salary ranging from 3, yuan to 59, euros.

2. Unlimited renewal

The green card permit is valid for 2 years for the first time, and can be renewed indefinitely after that. This means that the green card permit can be renewed once and for all.

3. Don't change your job in the first year

Immigration agencies don't encourage you to change your job in the first year after you get a green card. They usually expect green card holders to work for their original employers for at least one year (unless there are special circumstances). After working for the original employer for one year, this person can change employers and need to apply for a green card permit again.

4. Benefits for spouses and family members

If the spouse or family members of the green card work permit have legally stayed in Ireland, they can apply for a work permit and the employer does not need to conduct a labor market test. Spouses or family members can also apply for a family reunion visa, which is purely for them to live in Ireland with the green card holder, not for work purposes.

5. A green card permit is not equal to a residence permit

86. I understand that many people mistakenly believe that they have the right to stay in Ireland if they get an employment permit (including a green card permit). If the green card permit is issued to foreign citizens, if necessary, they have to obtain appropriate permission and correct immigration status from the relevant departments, so that they are allowed to stay in Ireland as workers. Green card permits are issued to foreign citizens, and when necessary, they have to obtain appropriate permits and correct immigration status from relevant departments, so that they are allowed to stay in Ireland as workers.