Ireland's immigration policy for highly skilled talents.

# Irish Immigrants # Introduction According to Ireland's New Island Weekly, in order to attract more "highly skilled" workers, the Irish government announced a major revision of the spouse visa. Anyone who holds an employment permit for key skills can directly obtain a Stamp 1 visa, and can work directly without applying for another employment permit. This major change will not only attract more high-tech people to seek opportunities in Ireland, but also help to retain technical talents who have already worked in Ireland. The following is Ireland's high-tech immigration policy, welcome to read!

Article 1 Irish immigration policy for high-skilled talents

In recent years, with the rapid development of Irish economy, more and more companies choose Ireland as a strategic base in Europe and set up European headquarters or factories. This has not only brought more employment opportunities to Ireland, but also brought more challenges to the Irish government in talent introduction. Prior to this, according to the relevant regulations of the Irish Immigration Bureau, spouses of foreign high-tech talents with key skills licenses must apply for a spouse work permit in addition to a spouse visa if they want to work in Ireland. This visa restriction has prevented many families of high-tech talents from choosing to develop in Ireland to some extent.

In fact, generally speaking, the spouse of a person with a key skill employment permit is also a high-tech talent and can make great contributions to Ireland's economic development. Past research shows that many foreign talents leave Ireland largely because their spouses could not find jobs in Ireland under the old visa system.

The Irish Minister of Commerce, Enterprise and Innovation explained, "In order to further attract higher-level talents to work in Ireland, we must provide them and their families with more attractive treatment and benefits. Fundamentally speaking, this move has further made Ireland a place suitable for living, working and investing. "

The introduction of Ireland's new visa policy will help visa holders achieve family reunion, thus mobilizing their enthusiasm for work. Generally speaking, this change has created a good business atmosphere for Ireland, and also greatly met the demand for talents of enterprises interested in investing in Ireland, which also released the signal that Ireland's national immigration policy will also be flexibly adjusted with the needs of the labor market.

Chapter II Introduction to Irish Immigration Application

First, the advantages of Irish immigration projects

1. Without immigration supervision, investors and relatives only need to stay in Ireland for one day each year;

2. There is no need for enterprise management experience, and there is no strict requirement for the background and experience of investors;

3. No language skills or educational requirements, no English language skills or educational requirements;

4. Roaming in Schengen visa countries in Europe, Irish residents can easily obtain Schengen visas and travel freely in Schengen for 90 days;

5. Investors who have lived in Ireland for five years can apply for Irish citizenship;

Second, Irish immigration conditions

1. Principal applicant 18 years old;

2. No criminal record;

3. Invest no less than 6,543,800 euros in immigration projects approved by the Immigration and Naturalization Bureau of Ireland for at least 3 years; Or a one-time donation of 400,000 euros;

Proof of assets of 42 million euros (cash, real estate, investment and wealth management products, net assets of enterprises and other assets);

Three. Irish immigration procedure

1. Prepare application materials;

2. Submit immigration application materials;

3. The Irish Ministry of Justice issued a notice to approve the application;

4. Investors and all related applicants report for employment and sign an affidavit at the law firm;

5. Investors and all affiliated applicants, accompanied by lawyers, go to the Immigration Bureau to issue medical insurance and collect biological information. After the swearing-in ceremony, the Immigration Bureau will stamp stamp4 on the passports of investors and all affiliated applicants, obtain identity cards and apply for multiple entry visas.

Chapter III Driving Rules for Irish Immigrants

In Ireland, you often drive on the left side of the road. If you come from a typical right-handed country, such as the United States, you may feel uncomfortable. Repeat the slogan of "hard left, wide right" to help yourself stay on track. This means that you can turn left and right, and it can also help you remember which way to drive.

At unmarked intersections, cars passing on the right have the right of way. Otherwise, look for a yellow sign with a black mark. Thick lines indicate roads with right of way, while thin lines indicate less important roads.

Ireland's two-lane highways are very narrow. The car may turn to the opposite lane and overtake a slow car. If you see a car trying to pass in the driveway, habitually move the car to the left to avoid collision.

In Ireland, it is illegal to drive with a mobile phone in your hand. It is usually dangerous to use a mobile phone while driving, so put it behind the car seat.

Ireland usually strictly accelerates speeding by moving high-speed cameras. Pay attention to the road signs indicating the speed limit. As in other countries, the speed limit may change rapidly. Generally speaking, the speed limit in Ireland is between 80- 120 kilometers per hour. But considering the driving conditions, if it rains or storms, it needs to be lower than the speed limit.

The road marked "M" is "Expressway". The speed limit of expressways is usually around 120 km (75 miles) per hour.

The roads marked with "N" are national first-class and second-class highways. You can usually drive at a speed of 100 km (62 miles) per hour.

Roads marked with "R" are regional roads. Regional roads generally have a speed limit of 80 kilometers (49.7 miles) per hour.

In Ireland, drunk driving is a very serious crime. The legal limit is 50 mg of alcohol per 100 ml (3.4 fluid ounces) of blood. Usually, according to your metabolism and weight, if you drink a glass or two of wine within a few hours, you can drive safely. Please be careful if you drink more than this. Especially when driving in a strange place, it is best to avoid drunk driving. There are buses and subways in big cities in Ireland. Don't drive while drinking, use public transport.