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To work in Ireland, healthcare professionals must meet specific registration and employment permit requirements.

At NUVO, we specialise in supporting all healthcare staff, including doctors, nurses, midwives, allied health professionals, and healthcare assistants, throughout this process.

For EU Workers:

Healthcare professionals from the EU benefit from free movement and do not require employment permits to work in Ireland. However, registration with the relevant professional bodies is essential. NUVO assists with this, whether you need to register with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI), the Medical Council, CORU, or other regulatory organizations, ensuring compliance with Irish standards.

For Non-EU Workers:

Navigating the pathway to obtaining an employment permit for Ireland can be challenging for non-EU healthcare professionals.

NUVO’s experienced team simplifies this process by offering step-by-step guidance:

  • Registration Support: Assistance with meeting the requirements of the NMBI, Medical Council, CORU, or other relevant bodies.
  • Documentation Assistance: Help with gathering and submitting the necessary documents, including qualification verifications and language proficiency tests.
  • Employment Permits: Guidance on applying for Critical Skills or General Employment Permits, tailored to healthcare roles in demand.
  • Visa Application Support: Advice and support in securing the appropriate visas for living and working in Ireland.

NUVO ensures that every healthcare professional, whether from the EU or outside, experiences a seamless and efficient journey to their new career in Ireland.

Pathway for International Nurses to Work in Ireland

STEP 1

Register with NMBI

2 step process requiring recognition of qualification & then registration (4-13 months overall)

STEP 2

Apply for Qualification Recognition with NMBI

3 months – application is online.

STEP 3

Outcome of NMBI Recognition Process

  • Qualification Recognised (proceed straight to registration, employment Permit & then Visa).
  • Further info / docs required
  • Recognition refused
  • Compensation Measure required (most likely outcome for non-EU nurses)

STEP 4

Compensation Measures

Requirement is adaptation period at NMBI approved facility (6-12 weeks & may be extended).

General Nursing also has choice to do aptitude test.

STEP 5

Compensation Measures

Applicant must come to Ireland to either do adaptation period or aptitude test.

Route is the same for both options.

Atypical Work Scheme & Visa needed.

STEP 6

Apply for Atypical Working Scheme

Apply for AWS – min. processing time of 20 working days.

Must apply from outside of Ireland.

Requires employment contract from registered & licensed Irish healthcare facility.

STEP 7

Receive AWS Approval

AWS Letter of Approval valid for 90 days.

No work allowed – only adaptation period or test.

AWS permission is for 6 months in Ireland.

STEP 8

Apply for Long-Stay Visa

Use AWS letter to apply for Visa to enter Ireland.

Processing time is 8 weeks.

STEP 9

Visa Granted & Enter Ireland

Candidate can enter Ireland to complete test or adaptation period (& remain until NMBI registration completed & Employment Permit obtained).

STEP 10

Apply for IRP Card

Attend Irish immigration to obtain Irish Residence Permit (legal requirement).

STEP 11

Successfully Complete Compensation Measures

Receive recognition confirmation letter from NMBI.

STEP 12

Complete Registration with NMBI

Apply online (from Ireland) with recognition to complete full NMBI registration requirements.

Proof of English competency required.

STEP 13

Compensation Measures

Requirement is adaptation period at NMBI approved facility (6-12 weeks & may be extended).

General Nursing also has to do aptitude test.

STEP 14

Receive CSEP & Start Working

Once permit received, applicant can start working full-time.

STEP 15

Update Visa & Apply for IRP Card

Applicant must update Visa permission to employment Visa with Irish immigration.

Applicant must apply for / update IRP Card with immigration.

More Information

NUVO is here to guide you through every step, providing personalised support and resources to make your registration and employment process in Ireland smooth and straightforward.

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NMBI Fees

Recognition fee is €350.00 + €145.00 registration fee = €495.00 total. Fees not refundable if applicant fails to be recognised or registered, or doesn’t provide correct documentation

NMBI Documentation Requirements

Once Applicant answers initial questions on NMBI website, you will be shown the list of documents you need to submit for your application.

Certified Copies: Applicant must provide certified copies of certain documents – i.e. a photocopy of the original document taken by & signed by a solicitor, notary, UK post office, Commissioner for Oaths etc. ID documents & qualifications must be certified copies.

Certified Translations: Applicant must provide certified translations (signed by qualified translator & shows all of their details) for any documents not in English.

Documents Required: Applicants will be furnished with a list of what exact documents you need to provide at each stage based on your division and route. The Applicant User Guide provides a comprehensive glossary of all possible documents required on pages 25 – 30. Applicants are required to provide all these documents.

Nursing & Midwifery Divisions

Applicants must apply for recognition and registration on an individual basis for different divisions of nursing – e.g. General Nursing, Midwives, Children’s Nurses, Psychiatric Nurses, Intellectual Disability Nurses, Public Health Nurses, Nurse Tutors, Midwife Tutors, Nurse Prescribers, Midwife Prescribers, Advanced Nurse Practitioners or Advanced Midwife Practitioners divisions.

NMBI Appeals

Candidates have the right to appeal within the prescribed timeframes:

  1.  Re. Decision re. Qualification Recognition:
    a) Appeal re. decision to refuse recognition of qualifications
    b) Appeal re. decision of NMBI to require a compensation measure

    And/or

  2.  Re. Decision to Refuse Registration

Pathway for Practising as an Allied Health Professional in Ireland: Registration Guide

To practice legally in Ireland, Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) must register with CORU, the national health and social care regulator. The registration process varies depending on whether your qualifications were obtained within the European Union (EU) or outside it.

For detailed guidance and to begin your application, visit CORU’s official website , or contact their support services.

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Who Needs to Register?

  • Dietitians
  • Occupational Therapists
  • Physiotherapists
  • Radiographers and Radiation Therapists
  • Social Workers
  • Speech and Language Therapists
  • Medical Scientists
  • Podiatrists/Chiropodists
  • Clinical Biochemists
  • Orthoptists

For EU/EEA Applicants

  1. Application Submission:
    • Complete the online recognition application via CORU’s system.
    • EU/EEA-qualified physiotherapists can apply using the European Professional Card (EPC) route.
  2. Documentation:
    • Provide verified copies of qualifications, proof of identity, and any other required documents.
    • Ensure all documents are certified by relevant authorities.
  3. Assessment:
    • CORU evaluates your qualifications against Irish standards of proficiency.
    • If necessary, additional post-qualifying experience and lifelong learning may be considered.
  4. Outcome:
    • If your qualifications meet the standards, they will be recognised.
    • If there are deficiencies, you may need to complete compensation measures, such as adaptation periods or aptitude tests.

For Non-EU Applicants

  1. Application Submission:
    • Apply through CORU’s online recognition system.
  2. Documentation:
    • Submit notarised copies of your qualifications, proof of identity, and official translations if necessary.
    • Provide a Certificate of Current Professional Status from your regulatory body.
  3. Assessment:
    • CORU assesses your qualifications against the standards required of graduates from Irish-approved programs.
    • You may be required to undergo compensation measures if there are gaps in your training.
  4. Outcome:
    • Successful recognition allows you to proceed to the registration stage.
    • If unsuccessful, CORU will provide reasons and guidance on possible steps forward.

General Steps after Qualification Recognition

  1. Registration Application:
    • Once your qualifications are recognised, apply for registration with the relevant Registration Board under CORU.
  2. Garda Vetting:
    • Undergo background checks to ensure suitability to work with the public.
  3. Language Proficiency:
    • Demonstrate proficiency in English to ensure effective communication in a healthcare setting.
  4. Fit and Proper Assessment:
    • Meet criteria assessing your character and suitability to practice.

Fees

  • The application fee for recognition of international qualifications is €510.
  • Additional fees apply for registration and annual retention.

Pathway for Practising as a Doctor in Ireland: Registration Guide

If you wish to practice medicine in Ireland, registration with the Irish Medical Council (IMC) is mandatory. Doctors are personally responsible for ensuring their registration is up-to-date and appropriate for their professional circumstances.

Navigating the IMC registration process can be complex. For assistance with your registration, contact the IMC or the Nuvo recruitment team for personalised guidance and support.

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About the Irish Medical Council (IMC)

The IMC regulates medical practitioners in Ireland, ensuring the public’s safety by maintaining high professional standards. It oversees medical education, training, and the Register of Doctors authorised to practice. Practicing without IMC registration is a legal offence, except for emergency care provided by visiting European Economic Area (EEA) registered doctors or first-aid scenarios.

IMC Divisions of Registration

The IMC Register is divided into categories tailored to different career stages and circumstances:

  1. Internship Registration: For doctors undergoing HSE-approved internship training in Ireland.
  2. Supervised Registration: For posts approved by the HSE with designated supervision.
  3. Trainee Specialist Registration: For postgraduate training in HSE-recognized positions.
  4. General Registration: For doctors who do not fall into other specific categories or training posts.
  5. Specialist Registration: For independent practice by doctors with IMC-recognized specialist training.
  6. Visiting EEA Practitioners Registration: For EU doctors practicing temporarily or occasionally in Ireland.

IMC Applicant Categories

The IMC recognises four categories of applicants:

  1. Category 1: Graduates of Irish medical schools.
  2. Category 2: EU citizens with EU-recognized medical qualifications.
  3. Category 3: Non-EU citizens with EU medical qualifications recognized under EU directives.
  4. Category 4: Doctors falling outside these categories, often requiring the Pre-Registration Examination System (PRES), unless exempt.

Registration Process Overview

Regardless of your category, all new applicants must create an online IMC account, complete the application form, provide supporting documents, and pay the necessary fees. Missing documentation may delay processing.

EU-Trained Doctors

  • Submit the application form and notarized copies of your passport, degree, and, if applicable, Certificate of Specialist Training.
  • Include a Certificate of Conformity and a recent Certificate of Good Standing.
  • Pay the registration fee (€560) upon approval.

Non-EU Trained Doctors

  • Verify credentials through the Electronic Portfolio of International Credentials (EPIC) system.
  • Provide notarized documents, including passport, degree, English translations, and an IELTS certificate (if required).
  • Submit a Certificate of Current Professional Status and, if necessary, apply for the PRES exam.

Specialist Registration (EU and Non-EU)

  • EU-trained specialists must provide a Certificate of Specialist Training for automatic recognition.
  • Non-EU specialists require a portfolio evaluation of training and experience.

PRES Exemptions

You may be exempt from the PRES exam if:

  1. You were previously registered in Ireland before January 2011.
  2. You qualify for the Specialist Division.
  3. You are an Irish medical graduate with a Certificate of Experience.
  4. You are an EU graduate with automatic qualification recognition.
  5. You trained in specific countries like Australia, New Zealand, or South Africa under certain conditions.

Pathway for Practising as a Pharmacist in Ireland: Registration Guide

To practice as a pharmacist in Ireland, you must register with the Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland (PSI). The registration process differs based on whether your qualifications were obtained within the European Union (EU)/European Economic Area (EEA) or outside of it.

o For detailed guidance on the registration process, visit the PSI’s official website, or contact their support services directly.

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For EU / EEA Qualified Pharmacists

  1. Qualification Recognition:
    • Apply for recognition of your qualifications through the PSI’s online registration portal.
    • Alternatively, you can use the European Professional Card (EPC) system for this purpose.
  2. Documentation:
    • Submit verified copies of your educational qualifications and proof of identity.
    • Provide a Certificate of Current Professional Status from your home country’s regulatory authority.
  3. Language Proficiency:
    • Demonstrate proficiency in English to ensure effective communication in a healthcare setting.
  4. Application for Registration:
    • Upon successful recognition of your qualifications, apply for registration as a pharmacist via the PSI’s online portal.

For Non EU / EEA Applicants

  1. Qualification Recognition:
    • Apply through the Third Country Qualification Recognition (TCQR) process to have your qualifications assessed by the PSI.
    • This involves a comprehensive evaluation of your educational background and professional experience.
  2. Documentation:
    • Provide notarised copies of your academic qualifications, proof of identity, and official translations if necessary.
    • Submit a Certificate of Current Professional Status from your country’s regulatory authority.
  3. Assessment Process:
    • The TCQR process may include:
      • An equivalence examination to assess your knowledge and skills.
      • A professional registration examination to ensure competence.
      • Completion of a specified period of supervised practice or internship in Ireland.
  4. Language Proficiency:
    • Prove your English language competence, typically through recognised tests such as IELTS or TOEFL.
  5. Application for Registration:
    • After successful qualification recognition and completion of any required assessments or training, apply for registration as a pharmacist with the PSI.

General Information

  1. Application Fees:
    • Fees vary depending on the route of application and are subject to change. Refer to the PSI’s official website for the most current fee structure.
  2. Processing Times:
    • The duration of the application process can vary based on individual circumstances and the completeness of the submitted documentation.

Pathway for Practising as a Physiotherapist in Ireland: Registration Guide

To practice as a physiotherapist in Ireland, registration with CORU, the Health and Social Care Professionals Council, is mandatory. The registration process varies based on whether your qualifications were obtained within the European Union (EU)/European Economic Area (EEA) or outside of it.

For detailed guidance and to begin your application, visit CORU’s official website or contact their support services.

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For EU / EEA Qualified Physiotherapists

  1. Qualification Recognition:
    • Apply for recognition of your qualifications through CORU’s online system.
    • Alternatively, utilise the European Professional Card (EPC) for streamlined processing.
  2. Documentation:
    • Submit certified copies of your educational qualifications and proof of identity.
    • Provide a Certificate of Current Professional Status from your home country’s regulatory authority.
  3. Language Proficiency:
    • Demonstrate proficiency in English to ensure effective communication in a healthcare setting.
  4. Application for Registration:
    • Upon successful recognition of your qualifications, proceed to apply for registration as a physiotherapist with CORU.

For Non EU / EEA Qualified Physiotherapists

  1. Qualification Recognition:
    • Apply through CORU’s Third Country Qualification Recognition (TCQR) process to have your qualifications assessed.
  2. Documentation:
    • Provide notarised copies of your academic qualifications, proof of identity, and official translations if necessary.
    • Submit a Certificate of Current Professional Status from your country’s regulatory authority.
  3. Assessment Process:
    • The TCQR process may include:
      • An evaluation of your educational background and professional experience.
      • Completion of a Return to Practice (RTP) period or a Period of Adaptation (POA), as required.
  4. Language Proficiency:
    • Prove your English language competence, typically through recognised tests such as IELTS or TOEFL.
  5. Application for Registration:
    • After successful qualification recognition and completion of any required assessments or training, apply for registration as a physiotherapist with CORU.

Additional Information

  • Employment Permits:
    • Non-EEA nationals require an employment permit to work in Ireland. Physiotherapists are eligible for the Critical Skills Employment Permit, which can be applied for by either the individual or the prospective employer.
  • Professional Membership:
    • To become a practicing member of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists (ISCP), you must be registered with CORU. The ISCP offers various membership categories, including temporary memberships for those completing RTP or POA requirements.
  • Fitness to Practise Insurance:
    • ISCP provides Fitness to Practise Legal Expenses Insurance for practicing members, covering legal costs associated with CORU inquiries.

Pathway for Practising as a Psychologist in Ireland: Registration Guide

To practice as a psychologist in Ireland, obtaining membership with the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI) is a significant step. The process for attaining membership varies depending on whether your qualifications were obtained within the European Union (EU)/European Economic Area (EEA) or outside of it.

Although membership is not mandatory, registration with PSI can enhance credibility and ensure professional recognition.

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For EU / EEA Qualified Psychologists

  1. Graduate Membership Application:
    • Complete the online application for Graduate Membership via the PSI website.
    • Submit a scanned copy of your full academic transcript.
    • If your transcript is not in English, provide a certified translation. 
  2. Documentation:
    • Provide a scanned copy of your full academic transcript.
    • If your transcript is not in English, include a certified translation.
  3. Application Fee:
    • The fee for Graduate Membership is €260, which includes a non-refundable €100 processing fee.
    • If the application is unsuccessful, a refund of €160 will be processed.
  4. Processing Time:
    • Applications are typically processed within 10 working days.

For Non EU / EEA Qualified Psychologists

  1. Graduate Membership Application:
    • Download, complete, and save the Graduate Membership Application Clarification (GMA) Form.
    • Access the “Membership” page on the PSI website, scroll to the bottom, and select ‘Apply online’.
    • Choose ‘Graduate Member’ and complete the online application.
    • Attach the completed GMA form and a scanned copy of your full academic transcript.
    • If your transcript is not in English, provide a certified translation.
  2. Equivalence Assessment:
    • PSI evaluates whether your qualifications are equivalent to a PSI-accredited honours psychology degree.
    • Your degree should cover core psychology areas, including biological bases of behaviour, developmental psychology, cognitive psychology, social psychology, personality and individual differences (including psychometrics), and research methodology.
    • Demonstrated competence in practical work and completion of a supervised research project are essential.
  3. Application Fee:
    • The fee for Graduate Membership is €260, encompassing a non-refundable €100 processing fee.
    • If the application is unsuccessful, a refund of €160 will be processed.
  4. Processing Time:
    • Applications are generally processed within 10-16 weeks, depending on complexity and volume.

Additional Information

  • Professional Recognition:
    • Following a Memorandum of Cooperation between PSI and the British Psychological Society (BPS), individuals eligible for Graduate Membership of the BPS, having completed a BPS-accredited course, are also eligible for PSI Graduate Membership.
    • Such applicants do not need to submit a GMA form with their online application.
  • Chartered Membership:
    • For Chartered Membership, applicants must have their qualifications and experience reviewed by PSI.
    • The processing time for Chartered applications varies depending on the application pathway.
    • For those with non-Irish qualifications in Clinical, Counselling, and Educational Psychology who do not have validation by the Department of Health, processing can take around 4-6 months.
    • Applicants with pending validation applications should await the validation result before applying for Chartered Membership.
  • Language Proficiency:
    • Proficiency in English is required to ensure effective communication in a professional setting.

Why Choose Ireland?

Ireland is a vibrant and captivating destination, offering a wealth of opportunities and a high quality of life. From its stunning natural landscapes to its thriving cultural scene and strong economy, Ireland has something for everyone. Here’s why it could be the perfect choice for you and your family.

Why Ireland Could Be the Perfect Fit for You and Your Family

  1. The Great Outdoors
    Ireland offers breathtaking landscapes and countless opportunities to explore the great outdoors. With national parks, scenic locations, and natural wonders, there’s always something to see. One highlight is the Wild Atlantic Way, a spectacular 1,600-mile coastal route that promises unforgettable experiences for all ages.
  2. Proximity to Europe
    Ireland’s location provides excellent connectivity to the rest of Europe. With major airports in Dublin, Cork, Knock, and Shannon, traveling to key European cities is convenient and accessible.
    As an EU member, Ireland also offers unique advantages for professionals, including the automatic recognition of qualifications, freedom of movement, and competitive salaries, particularly for healthcare workers.
  3. A Love of Sports
  4. A Rich Cultural Experience
    Ireland’s rich history, music, and literature are world-renowned. From traditional Irish music sessions to vibrant festivals like St. Patrick’s Day, you’ll have endless opportunities to immerse yourself in the culture. Landmarks such as the Cliffs of Moher, Giant’s Causeway, and Dublin Castle are just the beginning of what Ireland has to offer.
  5. World-Class Education
    Education in Ireland is compulsory for children from ages 6 to 16 or until they complete three years of secondary education. The system includes primary, secondary, and tertiary levels, with state-funded education available at all stages. Private schooling is also an option for families seeking alternative education pathways.
    For detailed information, the Citizens Information website is a helpful resource https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/
  6. Cost of Living and Practical Tips
    We understand that planning a move involves financial considerations. While Ireland offers a high quality of life, we can provide guidance on managing the cost of living, including housing, transportation, and daily expenses.
    Additionally, we help you prepare for practical aspects of life in Ireland, such as:
    • Navigating the climate: Bring rainproof clothing and layers for the famously changeable weather.
    • Setting up a local mobile phone service.
    • Registering with local authorities.

Additional Benefits

Career Opportunities
Ireland is a growing hub for healthcare professionals, with attractive salaries, career development opportunities, and access to world-class medical facilities.

Family-Friendly Communities
Ireland is known for its safety, welcoming communities, and family-oriented culture. Whether you’re looking for quiet rural settings or bustling city life, there’s a perfect place for your family to call home.

Integration and Community
Joining local groups, sports teams, or cultural societies can help you settle in and make connections. If English isn’t your first language, there are resources available to improve language skills and build confidence.

Take the First Step
Moving to Ireland is an exciting opportunity for you and your family. From career prospects to a vibrant lifestyle, Ireland offers countless reasons to make it your new home.

Contact us today to learn how we can help you make this transition seamless and successful!

Comprehensive Relocation Support for International Candidates

Relocating to a new country is an exciting journey, but it can also be a complex process. At Nuvo, we specialise in providing expert relocation support with a 99.5% success rate, ensuring a seamless transition for international candidates and their families. From initial engagement to long-term retention, we offer tailored services designed to meet your unique needs.

Get in touch today to see how we can make your move to Ireland seamless and successful.

Pre-Arrival Support

We prepare you for your new adventure by addressing every essential detail before your arrival:

  • Clear Communication: Provide detailed information about job roles, company culture, visa requirements, and relocation processes.
  • Paperwork Assistance: Support with obtaining visas, work permits, health insurance, tax registration, and banking setup.
  • Education Options: Help with finding schools and nurseries that meet your children’s educational needs.
  • Housing Assistance: Depending on the specific contract , guidance is available to help explore housing options that align with practical considerations, such as location and access to amenities
  • Religious Needs: Provide guidance to meet any spiritual or cultural requirements.

Arrival Support

We ensure you feel welcomed and supported from the moment you arrive:

  • Airport Pickup & Welcome: Arrange transportation from the airport and provide local essentials like transport information and SIM card setup.
  • Orientation Pack: Offer a comprehensive guide covering workplace policies, the work environment, and details about your local area.
  • Buddy System: Pair you with a local mentor, ideally of the same nationality, to help ease your transition and provide practical advice

Ongoing Support

Our commitment doesn’t end once you’ve settled in. We continue to provide personalised assistance to ensure your success:

  • Regular Check-ins: Monitor your well-being, job satisfaction, and adjustment during the first few months.
  • Utility Setup: Help with establishing household utilities such as electricity, water, and internet.
  • Transportation Advice: Offer guidance on commuting options and transportation networks.
  • Banking Assistance: Support with opening a local bank account and managing your finances.

Compliance & Legal Support

We help you navigate the legal and compliance aspects of your relocation:

  • Visa & Work Permit Management: Assistance with renewals and ensuring compliance with immigration laws.
  • Legal Updates: Keep you informed about changes in employment laws and rights.

Feedback & Retention

We focus on fostering long-term success and satisfaction:

  • Continuous Feedback: Actively gather input to improve future relocation experiences.
  • Personalised Aftercare: Tailor support to your individual needs to help with integration and overall satisfaction.
  • Retention Strategies: By addressing every aspect of your relocation journey, we ensure high job satisfaction and long-term retention in your new role.

Why Choose NUVO?

Every family’s needs are different, and our comprehensive relocation support is designed to accommodate your unique circumstances. Whether you need assistance with schooling, housing, or ongoing support after you’ve arrived, we’re here to help every step of the way.

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