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on 12 Dec 2015
Here is my rather atypical situation,
I have a Canadian citizen friend who accepted a job offer from Google for a permanent position
at their Dublin branch. The offer is for over over 60K+ Euros and it is for an IT/Computing Science related career[so its part of the Critical Skills list if that in any way is relevant]. Moreover he has no degree but has relevant work experience from high-school summer internships.My questions are therefore two-fold, how hard is it for him to obtain a work visa to Ireland and also what should his previous employer write in my friend's reference letter?
Any replies will be welcomed
Anonymous (not verified) on 24 Feb 2016 - 17:01
Once he has an offer he or the company will need to apply for the visa.
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