Additional Information on Employment Permits
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New Employment Permits Management System - Revised renewal immigration arrangements for Green Card Holders
- New Procedures for Employment Permits for Doctors
- Renewed Programme for Government, October 2009 – Redundant Permit Holders
- Undocumented Workers Scheme – October 2009
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Policy
on Employment Permits for non-EEA nationals who have held permits for 5 years or
more and easing of the immigration rules for redundant non-EEA migrant workers
– August 2009
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Revised
Arrangements for Green Card Scheme – April
2009
- Changes to Work Permits Arrangements – April 2009
- European Economic Area (EEA)
- Employment Permits are not required for the following non-EEA nationals
- Position in relation to Romanian and Bulgarian nationals
- Ineligible Jobs for all Employment Permits
- Labour Market Needs Test
- Undocumented Workers Scheme
- Policy in relation to employees who have been made redundant
- Policy on Employment Permits for non-EEA nationals who have held permits for 5 years or more
- Policy in relation to Spouses and Dependants of Hosting Agreement Holders
- Policy in relation to Nurses and Doctors
- Policy in relation to Sports Professionals
- Policy on Employment Permit applications under the Graduate Scheme
- Policy in relation to renewal of Green Card Permits
- Important Notice for holders of Green Cards
- Note on Current Working Visa/Work Authorisation Holders
- Policy on Employment Permits for non-EEA nationals married to EU nationals.
- Policy on Employment Permits for non-EEA nationals in De Facto relationships
Last modified: 24/11/2011
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