Discrimination of any kind is strictly prohibited.
For individuals coming from countries outside the European Union, obtaining work and resident permits is necessary.
Immigrant Council of Ireland
Like in many countries where English is spoken, your experience, skills, and what others say about you are more important than your school papers. People here like to talk to each other and share information. Sometimes, you might need to give phone numbers of your old bosses so they can check if you're good for the job. This is better than having lots of certificates. Because of this, if you work well and are serious, it's often easier to get better jobs here than in other parts of Europe.
Actually, things have changed. Nowadays, if you don't speak English well, it's hard to get a good job. Even finding a simple job like in restaurants or pubs is getting harder. But don't worry, with determination and effort, it's still possible to make it happen.
Learn English from home - Aprende inglés desde casa - Apprenez l'anglais à la maison - Lerne Englisch von zu Hause aus - Impara l'inglese da casa - Aprenda inglês de casa - Изучать английский язык из дома - 自宅で英語を学ぶ - 在家学习英语 - 집에서 영어 배우기 - الإنجليزية من المنزل - घर से अंग्रेज़ी सीखें- Học tiếng Anh từ nhà - Naucz się angielskiego w domu - Leer Engels vanuit huis- Evden İngilizce öğren - Mëso anglisht nga shtëpia - Учете английски от вкъщи - Ikasi ingelesa etxetik - Naučite engleski iz svog doma - Učte se anglicky z domova - Lær engelsk hjemmefra - Õpi inglise keelt kodus - Opiskele englantia kotoa käsin - Aprende inglés dende a casa - Μάθε αγγλικά από το σπίτι - Tanulj angolul otthonról - Lærðu ensku heiman frá - Foghlaim Béarla ón mbaile - Mācies angļu valodu no mājām - Mokykis anglų kalbos iš namų - Itgħallem l-Ingliż mid-dar - Lær engelsk hjemmefra - Învaţă engleza de acasă - Научите енглески из куће - Učte sa angličtinu z domu - Naučite se angleščino iz domačega okolja - Lär dig engelska hemifrån - Вивчайте англійську вдома - Dysgwch Saesneg o gartref
Working Process:
PPS Number:
To begin, you need to obtain a PPS number. This number is special and will stay with you during your entire career. To get your PPS number, visit the Tax Office with your passport and proof of your address. You'll receive your PPS number in about a week by regular mail.
When it comes to getting a resident permit, a written note from a roommate along with an ESB bill in your name should be enough.
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Form12A: Before you start any job in Ireland, you need a special administrative form called Form12A. This form is used by the Tax Office to register you and manage your tax payments. Your employer will fill it out and send it to the Tax Office. You can download the form from this link: https://www.revenue.ie/en/self-assessment-and-self-employment/documents/form12.pdf
If you don't provide the Tax Office with a complete and filled Form12A, they will put you under the "emergency tax system." This means the Tax Office will deduct up to 54% from your salary until they receive all the required information. You can get back the over-deducted amount by requesting it later. However, it's best to comply with the Tax Office's requirements from the start.
P45: At the end of each job, no matter the reason (such as contract completion or departure), your employer should give you a form called "P45." This form lists all the salaries you received during your previous job, along with the taxes paid on those salaries. You'll need to provide this form to your next employer. If you don't, the Tax Office might put you in the "emergency tax system," suspecting you of trying to evade taxes. If you don't find a new job immediately, you can visit the Tax Office with your P45 form and ask for a tax refund for the period of your employment. Additionally, it's a good idea to double-check the accuracy of your tax payments with the Tax Office. When you start a new job, remember to notify the Tax Office about your new employer's details.
Summary: To start working, you need a PPS number. For your initial job, you'll require the form 12A to register with the Tax Office. Subsequently, for each new job when switching employers, you'll need a P45 form.
