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If you wish to work in Ireland, you need to have an Employment Permit. This permit is issued by the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment (DETE). DETE issues various types of employment permits including a Critical Skills Employment Permit.
- Coming to work in Ireland - Immigration Service Delivery
If you want to work in Ireland and are a non-EEA/non Swiss...
- Applying for a long stay employment visa - Immigration Service Delivery
Applying for a long stay employment visa. Depending on your...
- Coming to work in Ireland - Immigration Service Delivery
If you want to work in Ireland and are a non-EEA/non Swiss national, you will need to have a valid Employment Permit or Atypical Permission first. Depending on your nationality, you may also be required to apply for a visa. You then have to apply for the relevant permission.
Skilled worker immigration to Ireland is much easier if your occupation appears on the Government's list of critical skills. Find out more.
Applying for a long stay employment visa. Depending on your permission you will have to submit different documentation with your visa application. You can find out more by clicking on your relevant permission below.
If you want to come to work in Ireland you may have to: Apply for an employment permit; Apply for a visa to enter Ireland; Some people can work in Ireland without an employment permit.
As an EU citizen you can come to Ireland to look for work, and you can take up employment or self-employment without needing an employment permit. This also applies to citizens of European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland.
Who needs an employment permit? Information regarding those who require an employment permit to work in Ireland. Immigration policies and employment permits. General immigration policies and applying for an employment permit. Non-EEA spouses, civil partners and de facto partners of Irish/EEA nationals.
