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Our journeys are greatly influenced by our social media posts and choices. Many sites are added to our bucket list as a result of a photo or a message found on the internet. In this way, India has a distinct advantage in the social…

Brussels: Paper systems and unnecessary waiting are about to be phased out of the Schengen visa distribution system. The European Union has made a political decision to make digital facilities available to Schengen visa applicants,…

The Irish Hedgehog Survey is a citizen science initiative run by National University of Ireland, Galway researchers. The survey's goal is to learn more about hedgehogs in Ireland and how they use urban and rural environments. The…

Dublin: The British government has confirmed that the Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system will be implemented in the UK beginning next year. The new system will electronically link people's passports. The UK is following in the…

The European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) is a free card issued by national health insurance providers that allows individuals to access essential, state-provided healthcare while visiting any of the 27 EU countries, as well as Iceland,…

Dublin: Dublin ranks 39th in the world in terms of the cost of living for expats. Dublin was ranked 39th in the Cost of Living Survey of 209 cities worldwide. The survey is intended to assist multinational corporations and governments in…

Dublin: Hundreds of people have complained about delays in getting the Atypical Work Scheme (AWS) to Ireland in the first stage of their job search. More than 1,000 applications from India alone are waiting for visas under the delivery…

Dublin: Could the city go car-free in the next ten years? According to experts, the events and experiences of the previous 12 months can have a significant impact on our lives. Experts predict that the backdrop of pandemics and changing…

The following is the upgraded response system (2-tier response system) put in place at the Embassy of India in Dublin for the convenience of the beneficiaries with effect on May 24, 2023. …

Changing your job If you obtain your first work permit in Ireland, you must stay with your employer for a period of 12 months (unless exceptional circumstances apply). After that, you can change employers if you make a new application…