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Written Answers — Department of Education and Skills: Student Grant Scheme Eligibility (8 Mar 2018)

Richard Bruton: ...are set out in section 14 of the Student Support Act 2011 and regulation 5 of the Student Support Regulations 2017. To qualify for a student grant, it is the candidate's nationality or his/her immigration status in the State that determines whether or not he/she meets the nationality requirement outlined in the Act and Regulations. Possession of a 'stamp 4' does not automatically satisfy...

Written Answers — Department of Education and Skills: Student Universal Support Ireland (21 Nov 2017)

Richard Bruton: ...relating to the following: - Permanent change in reckonable income; - Number of dependent children residing in the household; - Commencement of an approved course; - Normal residence; - Nationality or immigration status; - Change of course or institution. If an individual applicant considers that she/he has been unjustly refused a student grant on the grounds of his/her initial...

Written Answers — Department of Education and Skills: Brexit Issues (28 Jun 2017)

Richard Bruton: ...Institutions in the UK and those planning to do so in the coming years, the UK Government have outlined that the EU referendum outcome and the triggering of Article 50 will not lead to any immediate change to the immigration status of current EU students, including those that are on courses in this academic year (2016–17).  It has also been outlined in separate statements...

Written Answers — Department of Education and Skills: Student Grant Scheme Applications (16 May 2017)

Richard Bruton: ...closing date, regarding one or more of the following: - Reckonable income; - Number of dependent children; - Relevant persons commencing an approved course; - Normal residence; - Nationality or immigration status; and/or - Change of course or institution. 3. The applicant experienced extenuating circumstances that adversely affected her ability to make an application prior to the online...

Written Answers — Department of Education and Skills: Brexit Issues (5 Apr 2017)

Richard Bruton: ...Institutions in the UK and those planning to do so in the coming years, the UK Government have outlined that the EU referendum outcome and the triggering of Article 50 will not lead to any immediate change to the immigration status of current EU students, including those that are on courses in this academic year (2016–17).  It has also been outlined in separate statements...

Written Answers — Department of Education and Skills: Student Universal Support Ireland (5 Apr 2017)

Richard Bruton: ...the online closing date, regarding one or more of the following: - Reckonable income; - Number of dependent children; - Relevant persons commencing an approved course; - Normal residence; - Nationality or immigration status; and/or - Change of course or institution. 3. The applicant experienced extenuating circumstances that adversely affected her ability to make an application prior to...

Written Answers — Department of Education and Skills: Student Grant Scheme Applications (28 Mar 2017)

Richard Bruton: ...closing date, regarding one or more of the following: 1. Reckonable income; 2. Number of dependent children; 3. Relevant persons commencing an approved course; 4. Normal residence; 5. Nationality or immigration status; and/or 6. Change of course or institution. 7. The applicant experienced extenuating circumstances that adversely affected his/her ability to make an application prior to the...

Written Answers — Department of Education and Skills: Student Grant Scheme (26 Jan 2017)

Richard Bruton: ...set out in section 14 of the Student Support Act 2011 and regulation 5 of the Student Support Regulations 2016. To qualify for a student grant, the applicant must meet the nationality or prescribed immigration status requirements in his/her own right. The onus is on the grant applicant to provide the necessary documentary evidence as proof of his nationality or immigration status. I...

Written Answers — Department of Education and Skills: Student Grant Scheme Eligibility (15 Nov 2016)

Richard Bruton: ...are set out in section 14 of the Student Support Act 2011 and regulation 5 of the Student Support Regulations 2016. To qualify for a student grant, it is the candidate's nationality or his/her immigration status in the State that determines whether or not he/she meets the nationality requirement outlined in the Act and Regulations. Possession of a 'stamp 4' does not automatically satisfy...

Written Answers — Department of Education and Skills: Student Grant Scheme Design (11 Oct 2016)

Richard Bruton: ...relating to the following: - Permanent change in reckonable income; - Number of dependent children residing in the household; - Commencement of an approved course; - Normal residence; - Nationality or immigration status; - Change of course or institution. If an individual applicant considers that she/he has been unjustly refused a student grant on the grounds of their initial...

Written Answers — Department of Education and Skills: Student Grant Scheme Eligibility (29 Sep 2016)

Richard Bruton: ...relating to the following: - Permanent change in reckonable income; - Number of dependent children residing in the household; - Commencement of an approved course; - Normal residence; - Nationality or immigration status; - Change of course or institution. If an individual applicant considers that she/he has been unjustly refused a student grant on the grounds of their initial...

Written Answers — Department of Education and Skills: Student Grant Scheme Eligibility (16 Jun 2016)

Richard Bruton: ...in section 14 of the Student Support Act 2011 and regulation 5 of the Student Support Regulations 2016. To qualify for a student grant, the grant applicant must meet the nationality or prescribed immigration status requirements in his own right. The onus is on the grant applicant to provide the necessary documentary evidence as proof of his nationality or immigration status to the...

Written Answers — Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation: Work Permit Criteria (20 Nov 2014)

Richard Bruton: A non EEA national who has been the holder of an employment permit and has been employed on foot of employment permits for an unbroken five year period may apply to the Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB) for long term residency in the State. Section 20(2) of the Employment Permits Act 2006 (as amended), provides that:“an application for a renewal of an employment permit shall...

Seanad: Employment Permits (Amendment) Bill 2014: Committee Stage (16 Jul 2014)

Richard Bruton: ...compensation can now be claimed against the irregularly hiring employer. Where a person has never had any entitlement to work in the State and has taken it upon him- or herself to ignore Ireland's immigration and employment laws, it is not the duty of the State to regularise his or her status. Having said that, I understand that the immigration authorities will look at individual cases...

Employment Permits (Amendment) Bill 2014: Instruction to Committee (3 Jul 2014)

Richard Bruton: ...Committee to which the Employment Permits (Amendment) Bill 2014 may be recommitted in respect of certain amendments, that it has power to make provision in the Bill in relation to-(a) amending the Immigration Act, 2004 to provide for the prescribing of a registration district and the appointment of a registration officer for the purposes of that Act, the removal of the exemption for...

Written Answers — Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation: Work Permit Applications (25 Mar 2014)

Richard Bruton: ...'s Employment Permits Section administers the Employment Permits system. Before submitting a Work Permit application for consideration the potential employee must first ensure that their immigration status does not preclude them from taking up full time employment. This is a matter for the Irish Naturalization and Immigration Service (INIS) which falls under the remit of the Minister...

Written Answers — Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation: Work Permit Criteria (13 Mar 2014)

Richard Bruton: ...work in Ireland a non-EEA National ( ) must hold a valid Employment Permit and my Department's Employment Permits Section administers the Employment Permits system. The onus to maintain a current immigration status rests on the non-EEA national that may be the subject of a work permit application. An individual’s immigration status has a major bearing on the consideration of all...

Written Answers — Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation: Work Permit Applications (5 Dec 2013)

Richard Bruton: ...that the position on offer is one of the occupations currently ineligible for a new employment permit. In addition it appeared from the information submitted that the proposed employee's current immigration status precluded them from entering full-time employment in the State. A request to review this decision in accordance with Section 13 of the Employment Permits Act 2006 was received...

Written Answers — Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation: Immigration Status (30 May 2013)

Richard Bruton: The regularisation of status of the person named in terms of prescribed immigration requirements falls within the remit of the Irish National Immigration Service under the auspices of the Department of Justice and Equality. Under the provisions of the Employment Permits Acts 2003 and 2006 the person named is obliged to hold a valid employment permit before taking up employment in this...

Written Answers — Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation: Work Permit Applications (9 May 2013)

Richard Bruton: ...provided with the application indicated that the employee held a Student Stamp/Visa which at that time precluded the holder from obtaining a Work Permit. I understand that at the time of application the immigration status of the person named was not in date and that this situation remains.