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Valquiria Silva

Valquiria qualified as a Solicitor in 2025. She has also been a qualified lawyer in Brazil since 2011 and in Portugal since 2023. Valquiria began working with the Firm as a Legal Executive in immigration law in 2023, and after qualifying, she was promoted to Solicitor. She holds the Certificate in Immigration Law from the Law Society of Ireland.

Family Reunification in Ireland: Key Financial Thresholds and Requirements (Post-2025 Reform)

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family reunification in ireland key financial thresholds and requirements

Ireland’s family reunification policy was significantly revised in 2025 by the Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration, introducing stricter rules and clearer eligibility criteria. The updated framework places strong emphasis on the sponsor’s financial capacity and supporting documentation. The following provides a clear overview of the main financial thresholds and application requirements. Financial Requirements … Read more

Work Permit Costs in Ireland

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work permit costs in ireland

In Ireland, the employment of foreign nationals holding employment permits is governed by a strict legal framework designed to protect workers from abusive practices. One of the issues that most frequently gives rise to confusion – for both employers and employees – concerns the costs associated with a work permit. It is important to clarify … Read more

The 50:50 Rule in Ireland’s Employment Permit System: Legal Basis, Exceptions and Recent Amendments

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ireland’s employment permit system legal basis, exceptions and recent amendments

The so-called “50:50 Rule” is a fundamental administrative criterion within Ireland’s employment permit regime. It is enforced by the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment (DETE) as a measure to ensure a balanced workforce composition between nationals of the European Economic Area (EEA), European Union, and Switzerland, and third-country nationals employed in the State. Legal … Read more