IrelandYouth mobility
Explore the five recorded questions, answers and sources for this pathway.
Andorran citizens aged 18 to 30 inclusive at application.
Is aged between eighteen (18) and thirty (30) years, both inclusive, at the time of application;
Extended holiday of up to a year with incidental work (not a permanent job), and study or training.
take employment as an incidental aspect of this stay.
They may leave and re-enter Ireland and work, provided it is not a permanent job. They may also study or train during their stay.
Participation is capped at 25 places a year, processed in order of receipt, and is allowed only once (no previous participation); holders cannot be accompanied by a spouse, children, partner or dependants. The official source does not state employer limits.
As the number of permissions each year is capped at 25, applications will be processed in the order in which they are received.
Has not previously taken part in Ireland's "Working Holiday Programme "
Is not accompanied by his/her spouse, children, partner or dependents
At least €2,500 in the bank, a return ticket or money to buy one, and comprehensive medical insurance covering hospitalisation, liability and medical repatriation.
Has enough at least €2500 in their bank account
Has a return ticket or enough money to buy such a ticket;
Agrees to hold comprehensive medical insurance covering hospitalisation, liability and medical repatriation
The stay is a maximum of 12 months and is non-renewable; entry must be within one year of the authorisation being issued. Participation is allowed only once (no previous participation). The official source does not state what happens when it ends.
maximum period of twelve (12) months, non-renewable.
Participants will have one year from date of issue of the authorisation to enter Ireland.
As the number of permissions each year is capped at 25, applications will be processed in the order in which they are received.
Has not previously taken part in Ireland's "Working Holiday Programme "
Is not accompanied by his/her spouse, children, partner or dependents
These are the answers currently recorded in the catalogue. A missing or partial answer is not an eligibility decision.
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