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Employment Permits, applications and appeals.

Our clients range from small businesses to companies with an annual turn over of €150,000,000. Our skilled and experienced staff posses a sound knowledge of business immigration issues. As with all our case work, we shepherd the application through government processes and keep the client closely informed of developments.

We also deal successfully with Employment Permit Appeals. We are very aware of the potential cost to an enterprise when a post has not filled and act quickly when drafting representations for an appeal.

Training and staff development

Ireland offers world class education and training institutions. The country forms the perfect base for staff training. We have strategic relationships with a wide number of accredited Irish colleges and training institutes.

We are skilled in finding appropriate training providers for your business. We are also experienced in the creation of bespoke training for company staff.

We arrange business schedules for groups travelling to Ireland and liaison services with Irish companies. We work with a range of business and institution types in this context, from commercial enterprises to Charity Sector / NGO organisations.

 We would be very happy to discuss your training and staff development needs.

 We offer:

• A bespoke package designed to assist the development of a business plan that would be acceptable to the relevant Irish authorities.

• A focussed application targeted on the strengths of a proposed business in Ireland.

• Guidance on visa matters and assistance where necessary. We will liaise with the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs and/or the relevant Irish diplomatic post handling the visa application.

 All our clients can expect:

• A skilled, strategic service designed to address the individual client’s needs.

• Guidance on Irish government immigration process and procedure.

• Regular progress updates.

Business Permission Are you interested in establishing a business in Ireland?

Ireland’s economy has shown exceptional growth over the last decade. The Irish government has said that international investment, employers and employees are required to sustain this development.

As part of the European Union, Ireland represents a very effective “jump off” point into one of the largest markets in the world, that of the European Union. Ireland offers an international and contemporary outlook, with extensive business and cultural connections into Europe and North America.

Ireland has an exceptionally well educated workforce; the country is rich in the experience of its people.

Ireland offers a very competitive business environment with one of the lowest rates of Corporation Tax in the Union. The regulatory regime also is one of the least complicated.

Ireland remains one of the most successful EU states at attracting foreign investment. Inward investment flows represented 17% of GDP in 2003, ten times the corresponding Eurozone rate of 1.7% of GDP.

In 2003, Ireland had the second highest GDP per capita within the enlarged EU. On the basis of GNI Ireland was 11% above the EU average.

The proportion of persons aged 25-34 in Ireland with 3rd level education in 2004 was 39.4%. The corresponding average rate in the EU in 2004 was 24.8%.

Ireland has demonstrated the ability to adopt and adapt to change in a unique way that connects innovation, knowledge, people and enterprise to meet the fast-evolving demands of world markets

(The Irish Industrial Development Authority)

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