Citizenship in Ireland - Does student / graduate visa count ? Recent high court judgment details!

[@arunperumalr]

Hi Parvez, Huge fan of your work. You are one of the main reason i considered doing a masters in Ireland. I got enrolled in MS in Data Analytics at Maynooth University for September 2020 batch. I hope i will see you in person one day and thank you personally for the all the help you have done for us. Keep rocking as always !

[@alifahmedsunan4607]

Nice to see you buddy. Love from Bangladesh 💙💚 hope to see you in Ireland

[@brunocarlos802]

Hey Parvez, thanks for the video. Do you know if people under Stamp1 (Critical Skills) have their visa time considerares on those 5 years or this rule applies only when they get stamp 4?

[@ParvezMulani]

Hey Bruno, yes Stamp 1 visa time is considered

[@jayceen3058]

Bro I love Ur videos. Can u make a detailed video in how to progress from student to citizenship in Ireland.

[@jayceen3058]

And also the chances of renewing of visa stamps

[@ParvezMulani]

Yeah will add one soon :)

[@saurabhsingh812]

Hi Parvez, Do people under critical skill set list also have to wait for 5 yrs untill they get citizenship or is there a reduced timeline for them?

[@chaitanyarudraraju6113]

Can you please give some advise to get graduate programs which is competitive or start career in IT field as a fresher after masters

[@tipuhaider4924]

Hello Br Pervaz, plz explain that can we make our University fee through working hours job ???

[@angelicaroepke7004]

Hi there!! I realy like your videos. I am from Brazil and I would love to live in Ireland, i saw that my profession is on the critical skills list, I am a architect. What would you recomend? Should I first get a student visa and then, living in the country, try and get a job in my area and than aply for a work permit? That is the correct way, right? And also, architecture been on the critical skills list It does not mean that It would be easy to get a job in the field, right?! Thank you.

[@soniadas1717]

Just 1 question please, so if I am on grad visa- and I started working full time with my present company in my grad visa, will that not be counted?? As that year- was also a full tax paying year.

[@ParvezMulani]

Hey Sonia , as of today , no grad visa is not counted even though you working full time paying taxes

[@srikanthkodali7]

Bro does Ireland student visa process changed ?

[@skchinni26]

Brother am planning for masters in Ireland and am doing job here in India for last 5 years - so my question is - is this the gap a barrier for my visa and admissions-

[@superwario64]

No. i have a friend there who worked for more than 5 years now doing masters. what course are you looking for?.