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UX Expert, 23, Almost Refused Entry To Ireland To Hire People. Name’s Flanagan.
- nandemo 15y agoSo someone from country A tries to enter country B for work without having a work visa, is denied entry. Yawn... It's also funny that his surname is mentioned, as if having an Irish-sounding name automatically gave you a right to special treatment.
- jinushaun 15y agoThe way I see it, someone checking "business" on their immigration form is less likely to require a work visa than someone checking "personal". If you're a business traveler, you're usually just visiting for a week for some meetings. You're not taking away jobs from a local, so why would you need a work visa?
- jinushaun 15y agoChecking the "business" box on the immigration form always causes so much hassle with customs… Honestly just easier to lie, check the "personal" box and say you're a tourist visiting the Guiness factory. It's a shame business tourists are given more scrutiny.