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You should ideally but sometime a few applicants don't. It varies from applicant to applicant.

It is always an audio call from a Visa Officer at the Embassy.

Hi @fellamigos I'm in a similar situation and around the same time. Can we please connect and share information for figuring out the best approach. I'm confused on weather I should apply for reactivation employment permit or should I request a Stamp 1G from DoJ or what is the best path.

Hi, yes, you can apply after your Stamp 1G expires, but it’s ideal to apply when you have at least 4 months remaining on your Stamp 1G. The department currently takes around 6 to 8 months to process applications and provide a response

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Yes, in some cases it is possible. It entirely depends on the discretion of the visa officer.

There are a lot of opportunities available for students pursuing Business Analytics in Ireland. The amount of opportunities also depend on your work experience. All colleges offer the same degree which is QQI verified so you can go for any college, it completely depends on the budget you are planning to spend.

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It is bit difficult for freshers but if you have prior experience from your home country its easier to land a job.

The pay varies from organisation to organisation and its also based on the position and experience of the individual. But based on data from Glassdoor its somewhere between €30,000 - €70,000 per year

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