Ireland Sets Salary Requirement for New Residence Permit

Ireland's Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration has set a mandatory minimum salary of €29,432 per year as part of the eligibility criteria for its new Temporary Protection Transition Scheme. This scheme, first published on 26 May 2026 and updated on 9 October 2026, introduces a Stamp 4 permission aimed at providing eligible residents with greater stability and a clearer route to long-term residence beyond the current Temporary Protection Directive.
Applicants must demonstrate evidence of employment or self-employment for at least six months before 30 September 2026, meeting the salary threshold. The scheme is designed to incentivize labor market participation and promote financial self-sufficiency among applicants.
The Stamp 4 permission is valid for up to two years and is renewable, with time spent on it counting towards naturalization. Applications can be submitted through the Irish Immigration Service Online Application Portal until 30 March 2027, with each family member required to complete a separate application.
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