Posted by Ariel Anderson
on August 27, 2008, 5:04 pm, in reply to "Planning a move to Ireland"
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You didn't say what nationality you are.that counts. while EU citizens have the right to work or start a business ,visa required nationals need permission from the authorities.In some cases that is not allowed if you entered the country on a C visa
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: Hello,
: I am going to be leaving for Ireland in a
: little less than a month. Here is my
: situation. I am not an Irish citizen, nor
: are either of my parents or grandparents.
: So, because I am unable to claim
: citizenship, I am planning on starting a
: homebased bakery/cooking school while I am
: there. I've been reading some of the posts
: on the complexities of trying to find a way
: to legally work and stay in Ireland, so I am
: thinking that this will be the best way for
: me. Has anyone ever done something like
: this? (started up a business from scratch in
: Ireland?) Or, do you know if this is even
: possible? I will be there for 6 weeks, and
: I have friends over there who are going to
: be doing all that they can to help me file
: the necessary forms and meet the right
: people so that I can get this thing off the
: ground. Do you think that I am basically
: looking at failure here, or is there any
: possibility that this can be done? Any help
: and advice that anyone out there can give
: will be very much appreciated!
:
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