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HOW I GET JOB IN IRELAND AND ACCOMADITION || Goanvlogger

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Gabrieldagomes и Barbosa owin Vlogs
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HOW I GET JOB IN IRELAND AND ACCOMADITION || Goanvlogger #ireland #goanvlogger #konkanivlogger Finding a job and a place to live in Ireland requires fast action, proper documentation, and careful avoidance of rental scams. Job Searching Tips in Ireland • Use major job sites: Start your search on popular local platforms like Indeed Ireland, IrishJobs.ie, and Jobs.ie. • Network on Linkedin: Update your profile to show you are open to work in Ireland. Connect with recruiters and industry professionals in your field. • Target local agencies: Register with recruitment agencies (like FRS Recruitment or Morgan McKinley) because many jobs are filled before they are posted online. • Prepare your documents: Have your CV tailored to the Irish market, along with copies of your work permit (if needed), degree certificates, and professional references. • Get a PPS Number: Apply for a Personal Public Service (PPS) number as soon as you start working, as it is required for tax and social welfare. Finding Accommodation in Ireland • Book short-term housing first: Plan to stay in a hostel, hotel, or Airbnb for your first 2 to 4 weeks. Landlords almost always expect in-person viewings before signing a lease. • Use trusted property portals: Browse verified listings on Daft.ie, MyHome.ie, and Rent.ie. Set up instant email or app alerts so you can reply immediately. • Have a "tenant pack" ready: Bring printed copies of your photo ID/passport, proof of employment or a contract, recent payslips or bank statements, and previous landlord references. Speed is critical in a tight market. • Watch out for scams: Never transfer money or pay a deposit before you visit the property in person and receive the keys. Check the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) register to ensure the tenancy is legal. LE HSE Career Hub +2 • Consider house sharing: Living alone is very expensive and rare for newcomers. Renting a room in a shared house is much easier and lowers utility ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My contact email: domnic189@gmail.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Follow my Instagram: @Gabrielgomes2130 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thanks for watching my YouTube channel videos ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~