u/Rain_Drop2917

Hi folks,

I want to know more about the following point:

All occupations with a minimum annual remuneration of over €68,911, other than those on the Ineligible List of Occupations for Employment Permits or which are contrary to the public interest. A non-EEA national who does not have a degree qualification or higher, must have the necessary level of experience.

The prospective employee concerned must have secured a 2-year job offer in respect of the eligible occupation from the prospective employer.

Source: https://enterprise.gov.ie/en/what-we-do/workplace-and-skills/employment-permits/permit-types/critical-skills-employment-permit/

If anyone is going to apply or already applied and is successful in this pathway, it would be highly appreciated if they share their experience.

Request to all Dubliners

Please open the windows in bus, do not keep it shut and pretend you don't care.

You of course care because you can't breathe, you sweat inside, you feel suffocated, you feel irritated.

I know it's raining, but look at the window vents, rain can't come inside the bus and wet your wonderful fresh outfits.

Please do care, at least yourself.

I am a non-EEA residence in Ireland working after completion of my Master's degree. I am considering applying for PhD (have a potential supervisor agreed) while I am in Stamp 1G (1st year).

Should I consider starting part-time PhD?

Can I convert it later part-time to full-time?

Is there any implementation in getting a student visa in my 2nd year?

Need suggestions please

I am passionate about doing PhD. I have my question in mind. But I am not sure how to start the application process?

My area is Management.

Can anyone guide me how I make the application and secure a supervisor first?

Thanks in advance