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IMPACT – MEDIUM
What is the change? Ireland has introduced a new application process for non-EU/EEA nurses who have a contract to work in Ireland.
What does the change mean? Effective immediately, non-EU/EEA nurses will be required to follow a process that includes (1) applying for entry under the Atypical Working Scheme, (2) completing a mandatory aptitude test or clinical assessment program, (3) registering with Ireland’s professional nursing board and receiving a personal identification number, (4) obtaining an employment permit through their employer and (5) registering with the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service.
Background: INIS recently released updated immigration requirements for non-EU/EEA nurses looking to work in Ireland. Such applicants who must follow the following process:
BAL Analysis: Employers who hire non-EU/EEA nurses should be sure that the nurses follow the procedures outlined above. Failure to do so may delay start dates or, in the worst-case scenario, leave nurses ineligible to work in Ireland. BAL is able to assist throughout the process.
This alert has been provided by the BAL Global Practice group. For additional information, please contact ireland@bal.com.
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