Irish Immigration Services

Expert Irish Immigration Advice for Individuals, Families & Businesses

Whether you are planning to move to Ireland, join family members, establish a business, or recruit overseas workers, we provide clear, practical and professional immigration advice tailored to your circumstances.

We work with experienced Irish-regulated legal professionals to assist clients throughout the Irish immigration process, ensuring applications are prepared thoroughly and supported by the appropriate evidence.

Our aim is to make the immigration process straightforward, giving you confidence at every stage.

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    Specialist Irish immigration Advice and Representation for Individuals, Businesses, and Families

    At NG Immigration, we provide specialist advice to Irish nationals and their families on immigration, residency, and nationality matters. Our team can provide clear guidance tailored to your circumstances.

    We help individuals and families navigate the legal requirements with confidence while ensuring that their rights and long-term objectives are protected.

    Neveen Galal - Expert UK Immigration Solicitor - Founder of NGIAC

    Neveen Galal

    Your expert immigration solicitor

    About Neveen

    Why Choose NG Immigration?

    Immigration and nationality law require specialist knowledge. Our dedicated immigration team focuses exclusively on immigration and nationality matters, providing practical advice and strategic legal support across a wide range of personal immigration issues. 

    • Experienced immigration specialists.
    • Advice tailored to your individual circumstances.
    • Assistance for individuals, families and businesses.
    • Comprehensive document checking.
    • Clear communication throughout your case.
    • Professional support from your initial enquiry through to a decision.

    Our Irish Immigration Services

    We can assist with a wide range of Irish immigration matters, including:

    Employment Permits

    Ireland offers several employment permit routes for overseas workers. We advise both employers and employees on selecting the correct permit, preparing supporting documentation, and ensuring compliance with Irish immigration requirements.

    We also assist businesses looking to recruit international talent and guide employers through their ongoing immigration obligations.

    Family Immigration

    If you wish to join your spouse, partner, child or other eligible family member in Ireland, we can guide you through the application process from start to finish.

    We will assess your eligibility, advise on the documentary requirements and prepare a comprehensive application on your behalf.

    Irish Citizenship Through Ancestry

    Many people are eligible to claim Irish citizenship because they have an Irish parent, grandparent or, in some circumstances, another qualifying Irish-born ancestor.

    If you are entitled to register on the Foreign Births Register, you may become an Irish citizen and subsequently apply for an Irish passport. We can:

    • Assess your eligibility for Irish citizenship through descent.
    • Advise on the Foreign Births Register application process.
    • Assist in obtaining and reviewing the required civil documents.
    • Prepare and submit a comprehensive application.
    • Support you through each stage until a decision is made.

    Obtaining Irish citizenship may also provide the right to live, work and study in both Ireland and other countries where Irish citizens enjoy applicable rights under current arrangements.

    Irish Citizenship Through Naturalisation

    If you have lived in Ireland for the required qualifying period, you may be eligible to apply for Irish citizenship through naturalisation.

    We assess your eligibility, advise on residence requirements and prepare your application with comprehensive supporting evidence.

    Tailored Advice

    Every individual’s circumstances are different. Family relationships, nationality status, residence history, and long-term plans can all affect the most appropriate legal route.

    Our team provides practical, personalised advice to ensure that you understand your options and make informed decisions. We carefully assess your circumstances, explain any legal requirements, and prepare applications thoroughly to minimise delays and complications.

    Whether your matter is straightforward or highly complex, we will provide clear guidance at every stage.

    Neveen Galal - Expert UK Immigration Solicitor - Founder of NGIAC

    Neveen Galal
    Immigration Solicitor

    FAQs

    Do I need a visa or immigration permission to move to Ireland?

    Whether you need a visa or immigration permission depends on your nationality and the reason for your move.

    Citizens of the UK generally do not require a visa to live and work in Ireland under the Common Travel Area.

    Most non-EEA nationals will require an appropriate visa, employment permit or immigration permission before relocating.

    I can assess your circumstances and advise on the most suitable immigration route.

    Can you help businesses recruit overseas workers for Ireland?

    Yes. I advise Irish employers on recruiting international talent and provide support with employment permits, immigration permissions and compliance requirements.

    I assist businesses throughout the process, from identifying the appropriate employment permit to preparing applications and ensuring employers meet their ongoing obligations.

    How long does the Irish immigration process take?

    Processing times vary depending on the type of application, where it is submitted and current government processing times.

    Some employment permit applications may be decided within a few weeks, while visa and residence applications can take longer.

    I will provide an estimated timescale based on your specific circumstances and help ensure your application is submitted correctly to avoid unnecessary delays.

    How much money do I need to move to Ireland?

    The amount required depends on your immigration route and personal circumstances. You should budget for visa or permit fees, travel costs, accommodation, living expenses and, where applicable, evidence of financial support.

    Some visa categories have minimum financial requirements that must be met before approval.

    Can I move to Ireland without a job offer?

    It depends on the immigration route. Many employment-based permissions require a genuine job offer from an Irish employer before an application can be made.

    However, there are other routes, such as joining family members, studying or certain investor and entrepreneur schemes, that do not necessarily require employment. I can advise on the options available to you.

    What are the common reasons for Irish visa refusals?

    Irish visa applications may be refused for several reasons, including incomplete documentation, insufficient financial evidence, failure to demonstrate the purpose of the visit, inconsistencies in the information provided, or concerns that the applicant may not comply with immigration conditions.

    Ensuring your application is accurate, complete and well-supported can significantly improve your prospects

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    Contact us for strategic immigration advice

    Our role is to simplify the legal process and provide the support you need to achieve your immigration and nationality objectives.

    Our service includes:

    • Assessing your residency and nationality position
    • Advising on available immigration and citizenship routes
    • Preparing and reviewing applications
    • Gathering and organising supporting evidence
    • Drafting legal representations where required
    • Liaising with relevant government departments and authorities
    • Representing clients in appeals and review proceedings

    You will work with a dedicated solicitor who understands your circumstances and remains available to provide support throughout your matter.

    0207 183 8463

    Please note that we do not accept Legal Aid enquiries. 

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