Reviewed and approved by Paul Murran, Managing Partner, Peter O’Connor & Son LLP. Applying for an Irish visa can be a complex and time-sensitive process. Whether you’re moving to Ireland for work, study, family reunification, or retirement, the application process requires careful attention to detail. Unfortunately, many applicants make avoidable mistakes that result in unnecessary […]
Reviewed and approved by Paul Murran, Managing Partner, Peter O’Connor & Son LLP. Post-Brexit immigration refers to the legal framework and policies governing the movement, residency, and work rights of UK and EU citizens in Ireland following the United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union (Brexit). This is primarily regulated under: The Common Travel Area […]
This article is reviewed and approved by Paul Murran, Managing Partner, Peter O’Connor & Son LLP. Securing long-term residency in Ireland is a significant step for individuals and families looking to establish their lives here. Long-term residency offers stability, legal security, and the ability to fully integrate into Irish society. However, the process can be […]
This article is reviewed and approved by Paul Murran, Managing Partner, Peter O’Connor & Son LLP. Family reunification is a legal process in Ireland that allows individuals residing in the country to bring close family members to join them. Governed by the Immigration Service Delivery (ISD) and other legislative frameworks, this process ensures that families […]
This article is reviewed and approved by Paul Murran, Managing Partner, Peter O’Connor & Son LLP. As you approach retirement in Ireland, it’s natural to feel a mix of excitement and concern about your financial future. With the right planning, you can enjoy your golden years without the stress of financial uncertainty. Here are some […]
Visa and non-visa countries refer to the countries that require a visa for foreign nationals to enter and those that do not require a visa, respectively. A visa country is one that requires foreign nationals to obtain a visa before entering. The type of visa required and the application process can vary depending on the […]
The Regularisation of Long Term Undocumented Migrants Scheme will open for applications on Monday, 31st January 2022. The scheme will be open for six months until 31st July 2022 when it will close. This scheme will enable applicants, and their eligible dependents where the specific criteria is met, to remain and reside in the State. […]
In an effort to bring clarity to the Citizenship Application process and proofs required, Applicants will be required to reach a score of 150 points in each year that proof of residency is required. Applicants will also need to achieve 150 points to meet an appropriate standard for establishing identity. Read the full announcement here; https://www.irishimmigration.ie/scorecard-approach-being-introduced-for-citizenship-applications-from-january-2022/ […]
Applicants applying for Citizenship from the 1st January 2022, no longer need to submit their original passport with their application. Instead they must submit a full colour copy of the entire Passport. Which must be duly certified by a Solicitor, Commissioner for Oaths or Notary Public. However, the Department still retains the right to request […]
A final temporary extension of immigration and international protection permissions has been granted to 15th January 2022. This final extension applies to permissions due to expire between 21st September 2021 and 15th January 2022. The extension includes those permissions already extended since March 2020. Accordingly, those who held valid permission to be in the State […]
