PC Immigration Ireland

Happy St. Patrick’s Day to all of our followers ☘️

Have you heard about our Meet & Greet service? 🤝

We offer this service on request to corporate or individual clients who wish to discuss immigration issues, our services relating to immigration etc. All aspects of the clients preferences are strictly and confidentially adhered to.

If you would like more information on our Meet & Greet service, you can email us today at [email protected].

In December 2022, the Irish Government agreed that a single application procedure for employment permits and immigration permissions should be developed. It was also agreed that an Inter Departmental Working Group should be established to develop an implementation plan for consideration by Government.

The primary objective of this new Working Group is to simplify the procedure for third country nationals wishing to migrate to the EU legally for work processes, through a single application procedure for a combined employment and residence permit.

We will provide further updates on this new development as they are published.

Our immigration specialists provide a range of services covering Irish immigration laws & procedures including visa applications, change of status, citizenship applications, student visas, employment permits and more.

You can learn more about the services we offer over on our website 👉🏼https://pcimmigrationireland.ie/

For individual queries, please email our team at [email protected] 📧

Are you planning on moving to Ireland to study in university or any third-level institution in 2023? We can assist with preparing student visa applications & college placements 🎓.

Ireland is renowned for its top-ranked universities & colleges, and fares extremely well on global rankings. Let us help you to ensure that you are set-up with the correct applications & permissions to start your academic journey. Email our team today on [email protected] for more information.

⏱Current averaging processing times for visa applications in Ireland are as follows:

Business, Conference and Internship Visas - 4 weeks
Long Stay Employment Visas - 4 weeks
Join Family of CSEP or GEP - 4 weeks
Visit - 2 to 4 weeks
Join Family Visas - Up to 12 months
English Language Study Visas (short stay & long stay) - 4 to 6 weeks
Third Level Study and Scientific Researcher - 4 weeks
Appeals - Up to 12 months

Are you considering immigrating to Ireland? 🇮🇪 We've summarised some key stages in the immigration process below for you to consider 👇🏼:

1. Before travelling, consider how long your stay will be.
2. If you plan on staying for more than 90 days, you will require a Long Stay (D) Visa. If you intend on spending less than 90 days, you will require a Short Stay (C) Visa.
3. Ensure you have all the relevant documentation to apply for immigration permission.
4. It is recommend you apply for immigration permission before coming to Ireland, or before you go to the immigration registration office.
5. You will be sent a letter by the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service if you are successful.
6. Register your immigration permission.
7. Obtain an immigration stamp & registration certificate (Irish Residence Permit).

For more detailed information on the process, please contact our team by emailing [email protected]

The best way to get in contact with our team on any immigration query is by emailing us at [email protected].

Please provide as much detail as possible on your situation in your email to help our team best understand the services you may require from us.

Wishing all of our followers a Happy New Year 🎉. We hope that you all have a healthy & prosperous 2023.

Check out our Christmas 2022 period opening hours in the image below.

We look forward to continuing to working with you all in 2023!

📝 Do you find the process of completing Irish immigration paperwork difficult?

👉🏼Our immigration experts understand that the process can be complex and time consuming, that is why they are available to help simplify the process.

📧Email us today at [email protected] for more information.

Do you need to change your immigration status? If you are a non-EEA national, you need permission to remain in the Republic of Ireland. This permission to remain will be in the form of an endorsement in your passport confirming the conditions & period of time you are permitted to remain in the State.

If you wish to change your immigration status, you should do so well in advance of your current immigration permission expiring.

If you would like to discuss changing immigration status, or any other immigration queries, please email us today at [email protected]