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I had no idea of the 300k limit...that's crazy high. I guess most people who immigrate are from within the EU so it's less of an issue. "being a professional w
by patrickk 16y ago
I had no idea of the 300k limit...that's crazy high. I guess most people who immigrate are from within the EU so it's less of an issue.
"being a professional writer or artist of any standing makes living in Ireland much, much easier." - unless you are U2!
ps. there is a Ruby Ireland meetup in Cork in 2 days if you are in the area...no prerequisites, very informal, all welcome ;-)
http://www.hackernewsers.com/meetups/2.html http://www.hackernewsers.com/meetups/2.html
- anigbrowl 16y agoYes. Procuring a student visa would be far easier and more affordable for startup founders interested in working in Ireland, as far as I can tell. re. meetup, I live in the US now, and unfortunately my relatives in Ireland aren't programmers - but thanks for the invite!
- patrickk 16y agoThat's funny, I'm trying to land a job Stateside, so I can secure a H1-B, hopefully progress to a Green Card so I can do a startup! Small world! There's certainly much less opportunities and talent over here. Most young smart people don't see startups as a viable and rewarding career opportunity....which is a real shame.