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aleesyedMember02 April 2012 04:34:49

just wanted to ask u guys is it difficult to find part time jobs for international students ? as i will attend a college and need my to work out with my rent and utilities .. so is it really difficult to find part time jobs ?

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hitchhiker42Guest21 May 2012 22:26:12

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Most likely, yes. It will be difficult to get a job. You will need a Work Permit and there are some costs involved. The application costs 1000 euro. It can take up to a month for the Department of Jobs Enterprise and Innovation to process. Also, you need to have a job offer before you can apply for a Green Card/Work Permit. Ireland is more friendly to EU citizens seeking employment, (i.e. you're from France, Poland, Sweden, etc.)

For more information about working in Ireland, visit the DJEI web site: http://www.djei.ie/

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