REASONS I LOVE WORKING IN IRELAND|LIFE OF AN EXPAT
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- What is it like for a foreigner working in Ireland.Work hours, vacations, maternity leave, attitude towards foreigners.I work 37 hours per week.
I am a mammographer by profession just in case.lol!
Please share your thoughts and see you again.
I have done a lot of research and all i found was that Irish people are incredible people, very humane people, im definitely going there
Great attitude and I love how you talk about my country. Keep that attitude. You are so positive. Amazing.
I love your video's, very well spoken and it's really nice to hear about your insight of the country as a foreigner 😊 So positive keep up the good work ❤
The Ireland working system is almost similar to the UK one, always good to work in a considerate environment.
Watching this I was reminded of tea breaks! It was mad. People going down for a break an hour after getting in. Lunch at noon. Another break at 3pm. Home at 4:30pm. I'm in the US now. Lucky to get a lunch break most days.
thank you for your video.I am considering making the move from Canada to Cork for a job =D great to have these insights and tips
what a beautiful person you are supporting your family at home, and your outlook on life.happiness to your family.
I'm glad you're haveing a good experience in ireland
Your hair is beautiful!! And freedom of speech is a privilege that we sometimes forget is actually a privilege! Great video!
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Yes!!! I really like ur enthusiasm in this video! And that intro!😂😂😂😂😂😂 my goodness! Ok lemme continue watching...
Good for you girl . Enjoy yourself in Ireland . You better treat her right .
Remember you Irish people like myself go to America and everywhere else in the world they sure like to be treated right too all the best. Slan leat.
Tea break lol 😂 I can imagine it because Nigerias don’t do that 🤣🤣 nice one darling. Ireland has a lot of benefits oh I think is the same thing here in Italy the vacation days. Lol 9 months 🤣🤣🤣🤣
My favorite part is being considerate. That is more than important for a family person who wants to balance btw working and family life. Finland has almost all the features you mentioned. Great job dear.
Nice video.Thanks for sharing Chinyere. Keep doing the good work biko. More Grace 💖🙏😁
Being from Ireland and living and working in UK, Ireland is more expensive than UK to be honest that's why Ireland has a higher wage especially when you live in big cities like Dublin, Cork, Galway etc.
Loving your personality! Thanks for the information
I hope your experiences of Ireland are positive and full of happiness.
Very coherent,articulate and intelligent...could listen to you until the day after forever.
Yes dear there is nothing like taking a break off work or anything you possibly can and just relax and all by yourself and refresh your brain! Keep up the good work and more grease to your elbows👍
You too😘
I really loved your video. Thank you so much for the insight
Yeah same here, the working environment is quite relaxed. I love my tea breaks. Girl your hairstyle is so beautiful. Really suits you. ❤
Great intro Sis 💞 I'm the first yes💪 great information about Ireland
Elite Rossy thankuu
Almost choked at the intro 😂😂 Working in Ireland is really good! Really enjoyed my time in Ireland! Thanks for sharing
Just FYI : Employers cannot pay you in lieu of holidays, as per Organisation of Working Time act
(I'm an advisor in the Employment Law field)
Thank you for sharing this. In Ireland us it easy for permant employees to get fired? Is it like US to get fired in a matter of few minutes?
Mahdi not at all@ being fired in a few minutes unless of course you have done something atrocious.
Thank you for the video! 😊
You sound like your very happy. I love when people decide to take bold moves to different places they are not familiar with. I know its a scary and risky thing but that is what makes like wonderful.
hi, can i work and study (part time) or take a course as a foreigner?
spend 4 years live in Lagos, your accent make me remember all the lovely people there! will start a new work later this year in Dublin , hope can meet you on the street someday!
I kinda find that I work the same way where I don't really bother with break. It's only like 15 minutes for me but I just find it unnecessary. Although I also hate putting people out so part of it is also that I know that the 15 minutes I'm gone, everyone else is under pressure to cover for me.which also extends into lunch- I'll usually only cover about 30-40 minutes of the hour.
The gragra part set me off lol. Truly an igbo Sis greetings from South Korea
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May I ask which industries welcome foreigners most to engage in please?
I’ve been wanting to leave there all my life!!! Glad I found your videos!!! I’m gonna be in Ireland next month!!! 😊
Live and leave are polar opposites! ;)
Ha ha ha
Wow!!! 6months leave interesting..good information..
2:55 No water bills! Right on, long may it continue!
its very important topic........love this video
May I ask which kind of jobs are most easy to find in Ireland please?
So happy your experience is so positive. Delighted to have so many amazing people from across the world making our country a more interesting and inclusive place to live.
Progressive nonsense. Do you welcome multiculturalism as well??
@@whitiemarsh3671 When there are so many unemployed people I do not get how it can be easy for foreigners to find jobs .
@@maralphayer501 increased competition at the bottom only leads to people forever working on wages that will not increase.....only big business benefits
Hi Chichi. Thank you for your update. I need guide on relocation with a spouse. Can my dependent work in Ireland? What about relocation with a child of 15. Thank you
so leave carry over is allowed as well as leave cash conversion
Irish ☘️ dude here…very beautiful 😍 …would definitely welcome more ladies like this 👍
You can not forfeit your holiday. Not taken Holliday's actually show up as a liability on the accounts, same as an unpaid invoice so accoutants will pester employers to get employees to take holidays.
I live and work in Ireland and there ain't no breaks in my place and you're expected to work damn hard. Your job sounds awesome! I do of course get my annual leave though which is great
What line of work are you in ?
@@kostasxronhs5892
Social care
Hey . am from Kenya planning to visit Ireland how is there ? Are there mistreatment , what rules that govern foreigners there
Thank you so much for this information.
Awesome Review As Always!
Thank you very much youre amazing
How migrants enter Ireland from Europe
Do u have any idea with this?
lol wasn't expecting to hear pour me water song... U get my sub
What kind of jobs did you work at? What is the average wage in ireland and cost of living?
Love the intro and I can see you are still rocking your cornrows 😊Why don’t you pay council taxes?🤔Forfeit holiday ke?😂 Maternity leave is 1 yr in U.K. which 9 months is paid. The higher salary is not for all professions though as some professions have higher pay in the U.K compared to Ireland.
Don’t know yet about the council tax yet.I know my dear😊
Did you come here on a work permit ?
Where are you from?
Does your permit to live and work in Ireland give you the ability to freely travel within the EU?
No. That is passport dependent. Or if your work allows travel.
How hours of working is permitted
Hey 🙋🏾♀️ Love your videos ... I'm planing to move in Ireland too but in 2 years and go to medical school .. I'm an EU citizen btw ... any advice ?? Everyone ?? Thank youuu
Do you know of condo or nice apartments in the area? Thank you so much for sharing and stay blessed! 🎎🎎🎎🎎🎎🎎
Hello,someone help me here,
I applied for livein caregiver in Ireland online, I received a written invitation, am supposed to either process all the documents by myself or pay 28.30 euros for the agency to help me,
Is this legit?
please do not pay for any agency
Am house help in Qatar. And my boss is Irish and goodness am in love with this family. Now I understand why they treat me this well. It's coz it's inborn😁😁.
Am planning to follow them to Ireland
Chichi good evening from spain my is nnenna am planing in moving ti irland next month ,what advice do u have me thanks
Good luck ☘️🇮🇪🇪🇺
Signs of gratitude in u 🌻
I have italy document can l used it to work in Ireland
how can I get a job in Ireland I am in Kenya country which agency can I use?
Where to meet a job providers in Ireland
Congrats on your new job!
Thank you dear.😘😘😘
i always love to watch your videos :))
eric obaka awww! Really encouraging.Thanks
Please my friend i am from Nigeria and planning to come they from now how can i start
I hope you are still enjoying Ireland
I'm in the USA. Tomorrow I will implement tea break as the official name where I work. I love tea.
Shirley Savage 🤣🤣I couldn’t care about tea but my brain loves a short break.Thanks for watching
Nice video and looking good also.
Hello dear, I really love your ideas I'm a Ghanaian and i want to know more about you please
Thanks
Hi Chinyere. Good morning.
I am your colleague by profession, a Diagnostic Radiographer from Nigeria, though am linsenced with HCPC United kingdom, but with no Irish linsence. I am planning to visit Ireland during this summer and probably see if I could do my linsence in the country. Honestly I love the country from what I have researched on. Please is it possible for me to move to the UK from there on a visit.
uchechi mathew Hi dear,no it’s not.It’s an entirely different country with a different licensing process which you need to go through before applying to get a job.Hope this helps.cheers
Can you help a friend who is doctor to get a job in Ireland
All the people commenting the hate aren't Irish. The Irish know the struggles their ancestors went through when they were scattered across the globe: they remember the signs in England that read "No blacks, no dogs, no Irish". What you have here in the comments are west brits. Blue shirts that unfortunately were born on this island, but will never be Irish.
You keep doing your thing, I hope you have a long, and enjoyable time in ireland ☘️
@@jogon7914 lol another closed minded lad. You must be frustrated in your life mate... relax, have a beer my friend !
@@stephanemalabar2319 I live in West London mate. Hardly close minded. But if everything becomes multicultural then there'll be nowhere to visit that's any different to where we've left. Nothing will have culture or tradition. Therefore nothing will be of value. That's not close minded...that's open-minded.
@@jogon7914 That is the way the world is moving whether people like it or not. It has been so for centuries ( Romans, Persians, Greeks, Portuguese, Spanish... and so on ), and nowadays services, food, goods, and even people are the same all over the world.
Doesn't matter if it is "blacks and browns"( to me it is close minded to refer to people in such minimalistic terms, anyway ), it is the direction society is going towards.
And frankly, having lived in London for 12 years, I think multiculturalism has greatly enhanced London on the international stage ( foreign cuisine, cultural activities and events, language exchanges... ).
People have always moved all across the globe, and I don't see where the problem is if they are from another background... Maybe it would be a problem for Spanish people to accept mass immigration from Britain in the Costa Del Sol for example...
@@stephanemalabar2319 are you actually Irish bluff?
@@jogon7914 no I'm afraid I am not
Love the video
Im so happy your happy here
Fab as ever ❤️
Lol, the intro 😄
where you from?
i love Ireland and I'm planning to come they now please my friend i want to know when Ireland will open they airport so i will start
You did not give up the public holiday to show your dedication to the company? 😎
too right. we dont want people bringing their germs to work!! :)
This comment aged exceptionally well...
I like the tea break although I don't like going because am not the tea person, I make sure I finish what I have for day. Irish people are friendly too, they take life easy
I am a doc from s Africa, and Wat is the experience for you. As gp I have 27yrs experience. Could we make contact.
Tea break is not completely foreign to nigeria sha becs I was once on a job training that gave “tea breaks “. 👍
Just ignore the trolls below. They don't represent us. I'm very happy you are having a good experience in our country with the normal Irish people and you are welcome here ❤️
I wish someone would invent a troll filter 😂
They just try to spoil everything
Or just remove it.
Basicly you can be prosticuted for hate speech and face a 10,000€ fine for any hate matarial on the internet.
Trolls? This person on welfare defended gang violence on another video and cussed native irish people out
Youre so sweet 😭
@distantvoices imo 0% for immigrants. It should belong to the irish. Doesn't mean we can't have tourists who heed our ways. but the actual belonging should be for the irish people.
Great intro. Thanks for sharing. You have to do what you have to do to be happy. God bless you my sister. God bless.
Can you talk about taxation in Ireland?
You have really become accustomed to Ireland 😀 i.e. use of the word 'grand' 😂😂😂😂. I'm 3 months into Ireland and one thing I agree Irish people are too friendly and tea breaks are too long 😂😂😂
Where do you guys work? I've never had a tea break and I've lived and worked here all my life 🤣
I need to change sectors, lol
Go home
@@shanecorr1694
Rather live and work among decent people who were born in another country than a racist, troll who was born in Ireland 😉
Dirty crappy brekfast rolls.
@@SB-uk5wx another self hating Irish person. I'm sure that the person making the comment is due to the fact that the vast majority of Africans in Ireland are economic migrants which the Irish people pay for.
I wonna work there miss Nigeria... Ama chef done bsn admn too...
Hahahaha that intro had me🤣🤣🤣🤣. Brilliant
It's really cool that you don't pay water bills, we also get 30 days vacation fully paid here in Belgium. They are very considerate indeed, maternity leave here is 3 months. Ireland must be a very nice country to work in👍
MUM & 3T I actually didn’t know this part about Belgium .Thanks
No its not they just want cheap labour and you will do the jobs the irish will not do.
They tries to introduce water bills last year, there was war.
my love why did l pay the tories visa times and did not answer my this is a racist country
Ireland is very relax place if you can pay all your salary in rent.
Chichi you are great
But. . . after paying rent and living expenses, what happens? My rent here is even more than the rent for my family house back home. Yes, I am able to save a lot but, lol
Awww!I see you🤗Sometimes,we just need to sit back and do a reality check.It helps balance the pros and cons of how we live.Thanks babes
Welcome to Ireland i hope you enjoy living in ireland only the public services stay away from work when sick eyeryone else just gets on with it by the way it’s a three leaf shamrock not a four leaf clover
That intro was lovely. Also the whole production, your outfit, makeup and background was on point! That color really suits you! I think you are my go-to vlogger about Ireland now.
Much appreciated
I would love to live in Ireland😊
Nice video thanks for sharing your experience. Love the makeup.😍👍🏽👍🏽
No council tax hmm, maybe i need to go live in Ireland:) You guys are not part of the brexit right, otherwise i cant move in. Kidding, i have been to Ireland and its a great country and nice people. Love from Amsterdam.
Alia Guerin We have property tax now for property owners depending on the value of your home.
Everything is grand! Lol