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Ask a question to a EURES Adviser! EURES Advisers are trained experts on practical, legal and administrative aspects of job mobility. They provide assistance and advice on job search in Europe and any aspects of living and working conditions in the European countries. Send an e-mail if you require information, have questions or experience any work related difficulties while living in Ireland. In Latvian: e-mail: eures@nva.gov.lv In Lithuanian: Loreta Zdaniauskiene; e-mail: Loreta.Zdaniauskiene@ldb.lt In Polish: Marta Russek; e-mail: mrussek@wup-rzeszow.pl In Slovak: Iveta Petruňová; e-mail: iveta.petrunova@upsvr.gov.sk In Romanian: Cristiana Oprita, e-mail: cristiana.oprita@ph.anofm.ro Isabela Dobrescu, e-mail: isabela.dobrescu@tr.anofm.ro Ireland: e-mail: dialog@welfare.ie Frequently Asked Questions: - Qualification recognition – Moving to Ireland I am a Hungarian Electrician, living and working in Hungary. My qualifications are from Hungary, but I will be moving to Ireland in the next year or two. Are my Hungarian electrical qualifications recognised in Ireland, or do I need to re-qualify when I move there? If you have completed a qualification outside Ireland, you may wish to have it assessed in order to gain employment or undertake further studies in Ireland. You should contact Quality and Qualifications Ireland, the Irish Centre for the recognition of foreign qualifications (information available in English, Polish, Latvian, Lithuanian, Russian). More information: Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI) 26/27 Denzille Lane Dublin 2, Ireland Tel. Web: www.qqi.ie - Learning English in Ireland – free & fee paying classes. I am planning to move to Ireland in the next few months and would like to improve my English. Where can I find information on free or fee paid English courses? The Advisory Council for English Language Schools provides a list of recognised Schools which teach English as a Foreign Language. Please visit: http://www.acels.ie/search.htm for information on English courses in Ireland. Alternatively, the local libraries may offer linguaphone courses or language exchange groups. A list of local libraries and contact details is available on http://www.library.ie/ There are a number of community initiatives in Ireland aimed at helping Non-Irish people in Ireland to improve their English. An example is Fáilte Isteach - free English classes. Fáilte Isteach is a community project with older volunteers welcoming new migrants through conversational English classes. In addition there are a number of free English classes run around the country, for information on those you can contact one of the Irish EURES Adviser. - Employment permits – Non-EU Nationals I am a Non-EU National and looking for a job in Ireland. Do I need a work permit in order to get employment in Ireland? People seeking to come to work in Ireland from outside the EEA (European Economic Area) require an employment permit. There are four different types of employment permit: Green Card permit, work permit, intra-company transfer permit, and spousal/dependent work permit. Please visit Citizens Information website for general information on employment permits. To apply for an employment permit you need to contact the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation. Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Employment Permits Section Davitt House 65a Adelaide Road, Dublin 2 Homepage: www.djei.ie Email: employmentpermits@djei.ie - Transferring an unemployment benefit from Ireland – U2 form (EU/EEA nationals) I was working for the last 3 years in Ireland and was recently made redundant. I am considering moving back to Latvia. Can I transfer my unemployment benefit? Jobseeker's Benefit (JB) may be transferred to another EU/ EEA member state for up to 13 weeks, if you are looking for work there. You must be getting Jobseeker's Benefit for 4 weeks before you can transfer it to another EU/ EEA member state. You need to register with the employment services of the country where you have gone to look for work within a week. You must take Form U2 (which is replacing Form E303) to the social services of the country you are travelling to. You can get a completed Form U2 from your local Social Welfare Office. For more information contact your local Social Welfare Office or visit the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection website www.welfare.ie - U1 (formerly E301) and S1 (formerly E104) – proof of social insurance contributions paid in another EU/EEA. I was employed in Ireland over the last 12 months and made redundant. I have some work history back in Poland. Can I include the Polish contribution when applying for job seeker benefit in Ireland? If you work in Ireland and pay at least one Class A PRSI contribution, your social insurance contributions paid in another EU/EEA country can help you qualify for a social insurance payment such as Illness Benefit or Jobseeker's Benefit. You should bring a record of your social insurance contributions using forms S1 (formerly E104) and U1 (formerly E301) which you can get from your local social security office in your country. For more information contact your local Social Welfare Office or visit the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection website www.welfare.ie
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Eolas Fágann na mílte saoránach Éire gach bliain chun obair a fháil, chun taisteal nó chun dul ar phinsean thar lear. Fágann roinnt daoine Éire chun obair a fháil, nó staidéar a dhéanamh le haghaidh tréimhse giorra (is é sin, le haghaidh roinnt míonna), téann daoine eile thar lear le haghaidh tréimse níos faide. Ímionn go leor daoine eile a bhíodh ina gcónaí, ag staidéar, nó fostaithe in Éirinn chomh maith chun dul ar ais go dtí a dtíortha dúchasacha. Tá sé tábhachtach, mar sin, a fhios a bheith agat go dtarlódh go mbeidh ceart agat chun sochair leasa shóisialta a fháil i dtír eile má fhágann tú Éire chun chónaí agus/nó chun obair a fháil sa tír sin. Tá tuilleadh eolais faoi na socruithe atá i bhfeidhm idir Éire agus tíortha eile. Tíortha clúdaithe ag Rialacha an AE Má bhogann tú chun cónaí i dtír atá clúdaithe ag Rialacha an AE, ciallaíonn sé sin go bhfuil tú i dteideal go gcaitear leat ar an mbealach céanna leis na náisiúnaigh sa bhallstáit an AE/ sa tír LEE a mbogann tú chuige, ó thaobh sochair/seirbhísí leasa shóisialta de. I ngníomh, ciallaíonn sé sin go bhfuil tú agus do theaghlach i dteideal iarratas a dhéanamh ar shochair nó ar chúnamh ar bith atá ar fáil sa tír ina bhfuil tú i do chónaí. Má tá tú ag déanamh iarratais ar íocaíochtaí bunaithe ar árachas, ba cheart go gcuirfear san áireamh ranníocaíochtaí ar bith atá déanta agat i mballstáit AE/i dtíortha LEE eile. Do thaifead árachais shóisialta Má tá tú i do chónaí thar lear agus más gá duit sochair a éilimh, iarrfar ort faisnéis maidir le do thaifead árachas sóisialaigh Éireannach a sholáthar. Is féidir foirmeacha E104 agus U1 (E301 roimhe seo) a úsáid chun sochair thinnis, máithreachais nó dífhostaíochta a éileamh thar lear - féach 'Conas iarratas a dhéanamh' thios. Tugtar doiciméad iniompartha mar ainm ar an U1 agus tugann sé sonraí maidir le do thaifead árachais shóisialta in Éirinn Mura dtugann tú d’fhoirmeacha E104 nó U1 leat, déanfaidh an tír ar bhog tú chuici teagmháil le h-údaráis na hÉireann chun taifead de do stampaí árachais a fháil nuair a dhéanfaidh tú iarratas chucu ar shochair dhífhostaíochta, bhreoiteachta nó mháithreachais. Tabharfaidh an Roinn Coimirce Sóisialaí tús áite d’iarratas ó bhallstát eile de chuid an AE ar thaifead árachais shóisialta ionas nach gcaillfidh tú aon sochair atá ag dul duit nuair atá tú thar lear. Nuair a thagann tú ar ais go hÉirinn as tír san AE/LEE, ba cheart duit na foirmeacha U1 agus E104 seo a thabhairt leat mar go mbeidh sonraí na ranníocaíochtaí a rinne tú sa tír sin orthu. Tugtar na foirmeacha don ghníomhaireacht leasa shóisialta chuí sa tír ina bhfuil tú i do chónaí agus tú ag déanamh éilimh. Conas iarratas a dhéanamh Tugann an Roinn Coimirce Sóisialaí tús áite i gcónaí d’iarratas ar E104 nó U1 ó bhallstát eile de chuid an AE. Déantar é seo toisc go bhfuil éileamh ar shochar déanta ag duine atá dífhostaithe nó tinn thar lear agus caithfear déileáil leis a luaithe agus is féidir. Ba chóir duit an fhoirm iarratais chomhlánaithe a sheoladh chuig Rannóg na dTaifead Idirnáisiúnta de chuid na Roinne Coimirce Sóisialaí - féach 'Cá háit a ndéanfaidh mé iarratas. Ní mór duit cóip de do P45 agus de do P60 a chur le d’iarratas agus ná déan dearmad do sheoladh thar lear.