i need help i am a young egyptian guy who wants to move to ireland Galway for studying and working and living in ireland long term... my girlfriend is irish but were both so young that we wont get married so yet.. i work in egypt so i am trying to save much as much money as i can where she dont work in ireland... .. can someone telll me what is the best way for me to move to ireland i tried applying for alot of jobs.. hoping for a contract but no hope.. if your egyptian or not part of the eu can you help me out please... my irish girlfriend told me the student visa would be good as it last for 4 years.. and i could work part time.. but if i got this student visa can i stay in ireland after for work and if it end up with a contract or something... advice would be helpful
Egyptian wants to move to ireland help
I would like to inquire about moving to Ireland for Arabs/Egyptians.
I have been applying for jobs for several months and i was never contacted or accepted for any jobs.I speak English and Arabic,have more than 15 years of experience and would like to increase my opportunities, any help.
Thanks
Hi and welcome to the Forum.
Non-EU citizens require a work permit to work in Ireland and the Irish Government have restricted these to specific job skills/professions.
At the top of this Ireland Forum is a post titled "IRELAND - WORK PERMITS"; I recommend you read that and any links contained therein.
Once you have done that, if you have any further specific questions, please come back to us.
Hope this helps.
Cynic
Expat Team
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