The Minister has a statutory power to amend or vary any permission to reside granted to a non national resident...
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This policy sets out the position for those who have been in the State on a work permit or permission for five years or more, and also sets out the position for those who have been made redundant while holding a work permit
An individual qualifies for asylum if they establish a well-founded fear of persecution for a reason set out in the 1951 Convention, and where they are unable to access protection in their country of origin or internally relocate safely.
The Business Permission scheme is operated by the Department of Justice and Equality so that non-EEA nationals may obtain permission to remain in the State to operate their own business
The Minister has a statutory power to amend or vary any permission to reside granted to a non national resident in the State pursuant to Section 4 (7) Immigration Act 2004.
A child born in Ireland is an Irish citizen by birth only if one of his/her parents had acquired three years of reckonable residency in the State within the four years prior to that child’s birth, and reckonable residence means lawful residence in the State granted for purposes other than study or asylum.
There is provision for a non-EEA national to apply for permission to remain on the basis of their partnership or de facto relationship with an Irish or a non-EEA national.
Deportation in practise means the forced removal of a non national from the State and is generally used in respect of non-EEA nationals. The deportation of non-EEA nationals is determined by Section 3 of the Immigration Act 1999.
The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Innovation run a number of schemes under which applicants can apply for permission to work in the State. The various categories include green card, work permit and intra-company transfer.
EU Treaty Rights refers to the rights EEA nationals derive from EU Treaty Law. The area is regulated by Directive 2004/38 (known as the Free Movement Directive) and the European Communities (Free Movement of Persons) (No.2) Regulations 2006 which transposes the Directive into Irish law.
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Deportation in practise means the forced removal of a non national from the State and is generally used in respect...
The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Innovation run a number of schemes under which applicants can apply for permission to...