Mustafezur Rahman

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You should apply for Maternity Benefit at least 6 weeks before you plan to go on maternity leave (12 weeks if you are self-employed).

How much duty-free can you bring home from holidays?


From inside the EU, you can bring:

• 800 cigarettes
• 90 litres of wine
• 110 litres of beer

From outside the EU, you can bring:

• 200 cigarettes
• 4 litres of wine
• 16 litres of beer

Free Travel Scheme

Whom does this apply to?

If you currently reside in the State, to be eligible for this varying of permission, you must meet the following criteria on the 15/05/2024. You are:

A spouse or partner of General Employment Permit (GEP) or Intra-Corporate Transferee (ICT) permit holder;
A spouse or partner of a Critical Skills Employment Permit Holder (CSEP) or Researcher on a Hosting Agreement;
A spouse or partner of a Non-Consultant Hospital Doctor (NCHD) on a Multi-Site General Employment Permit;
Or,
Your spouse or partner previously held one of the above and is now on Stamp 4
permission
Your spouse or partner has been issued a Reactivation Employment Permit for a GEP, ICT or CSEP Employment Permit

Stay more than 90 days

Please note, you cannot use a ‘residence card of a family member of a union citizen’ that has been issued by another member state to authorise your long-term stay in Ireland. Your residence card must be issued by the Irish authorities.

If you wish to remain in the State for more than 3 months as a family member of an EU citizen exercising their free movement rights, you must apply (when in the State) for a Residence Card of a family member of a Union citizen

There are currently 19,300 applications for international protection pending assessment. The highest number of applications during the first month of the year came from Nigerians, followed by people from Pakistan, Somalia, Bangladesh and South Africa.

Don't forget to claim your Rent Tax credit which is 500. 00 to 2500.00 euros

IRISH Citizenship For EU CITIZEN

f you are an EEA national living in Ireland, then you may have the right to bring family members to live with you here, even if they themselves are not EEA nationals.

If you are from a country outside the European Union, UK or Switzerland, and come to Ireland to work, study, live or join family for more than 90 days, you must register with your local immigration office.

Joining your UK national family member

A list of Approved Ports in Ireland

Almost 300 asylum seekers left without accommodation due to ‘severe shortage’ of beds.

Applications for family reunification will be refused where a party to
an application is a threat to public security, public policy or public health.