Ireland - Obtain a Sport and Cultural Employment Permit

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Procedure

1. Applications can be made using the Sport and Cultural Employment Permit application form.
2. Submit the completed application along with all required documents to the Employment Permits Section of the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation.
3. Pay the application fee.

Current Processing Dates for Employment Permits

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Required Documents

Completed Application form: Link

Supporting documents: A list can be found on the application form.

Office Locations & Contacts

Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation
Employment Permits Section
Davitt House
65a Adelaide Road
Dublin 2
Ireland

Tel:+353 1 417 5333
Local: 1890 201 616
Fax:+353 1 631 3268

Helpline operating hours: Monday to Friday 9:30am - 5pm

Email: [email protected]

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Eligibility

Foreign nationals with the relevant qualifications, skills, experience or knowledge for the development, operation and capacity of sporting and cultural activities.

Criteria

The Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation examine a number of criteria when assessing Employment Permit applications, one if which is Remuneration which must be equal to the current National Minimum Wage or higher.

Fees

New applications:

• Duration of permit: Amount
• Up to 6 months: 500
• Up to 2 years: 1,000

Renewals:

• Duration of permit: Amount
• Up to 6 months: 750
• Up to 2 years: 1,500

Validity

Sport and Cultural Employment Permits may be issued for differing periods depending on whether the contract of employment is full-time up to a maximum of two years, or seasonal.

Documents to Use

Sport and Cultural Employment Permit Application Form

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Instructions

Employment Permits are issued by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation.

Who may apply for the permit: Either the foreign national or the employer may apply for a Sport and Cultural Employment Permit and the permit is issued to the foreign national, and a certified copy sent to the employer, which permits his or her employment in the State, by the employer, in the occupation and location/s specified on the permit.

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Need for the Document

In general, non-EEA nationals need to secure an employment permit to be able to work in Ireland. EEA and Swiss nationals do not need an employment permit.

Under the Employment Permits Acts 20032014 there are 9 types of employment permit one of which is Sport and Cultural Employment Permit.

Sport and Cultural Employment Permits are designed to facilitate the employment in the State of foreign nationals with the relevant qualifications, skills, experience or knowledge for the development, operation and capacity of sporting and cultural activities.

Following is a procedure on how you can obtain a Sport and Cultural Employment Permit.

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External Links

• Citizens Information Ireland:

http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/employment/migrant_workers/employment_permits/overview_employment_permits.html

• Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation:

http://www.djei.ie/labour/workpermits/sportandculturalep.htm

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