MRCI Migrants Forum - IMMIGRATION, RESIDENCE AND PROTECTION BILL 2008

[tadpole]

The Migrants Forum

Do you want to know what is in the Immigration Residency
and Protection Bill? Would you like to share your concerns about this bill with
politicians from main opposition parties in Ireland? Are you interested in having your voice heard and bringing about change?

If so then you and your family are most welcome to the next Migrants Forum where there will be

1. A presentation and information sharing on the bill.
2. A group discussion about the critical concerns of migrant workers about immigration policy in Ireland.
3. An opportunity to share these concerns with politicians from Sinn Fein, Labour Party and Fine Gael.

Next forum is on

Sunday 24th of February 2-5pm

In the
Teachers Club
36 Parnell Square West
Dublin 1

COME AND HAVE
YOUR VOICE HEARD
At the Migrants Forum
Sunday 24th February
@ the earlier time of 2pm

We will be finished by 5pm and there will be tea/
coffee and an opportunity to meet politicians from
Sinn Fein, Labour Party and Fine Gael.

.

[courtlough]

Как всегда от представителей правящей коалиции никого нет. Даже Грины которые до выборов чего то правильно пытались говорить не отметились. Они как всегда get the immigration right самостоятельно.

[Igor']

Сообщение от courtlough

Как всегда от представителей правящей коалиции никого нет. Даже Грины которые до выборов чего то правильно пытались говорить не отметились. Они как всегда get the immigration right самостоятельно.

Да чего там обсуждать. Наманый бил. Без недостатков вообще ничего не бывает. Принимать надо быстрее)))) Грят хотят с ним разобраться до лета как и с ИЮ трити

[Kolobok]

Сообщение от Igor'

Да чего там обсуждать. Наманый бил. Без недостатков вообще ничего не бывает. Принимать надо быстрее)))) Грят хотят с ним разобраться до лета как и с ИЮ трити

очень похоже на менталитет "вижу одни кирпич во всей кладке". обращайся за дальнейшими пояснениями

[dzher]

Сообщение от tadpole

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поздновато MRCI собирается ... http://virtualireland.ru/showpost.ph...0&postcount=81

[dzher]

[Minister in row on residence rights for skilled immigrants ]

у кого доступ на [irish times] есть - закиньте стaтейку сюда пжалста .

[vovus]

Сообщение от dzher

[Minister in row on residence rights for skilled immigrants ]

у кого доступ на [irish times] есть - закиньте стaтейку сюда пжалста .

.. сори что без доступа к источнику, но из другого места:

The Junior Minister with responsibility for integration has rejected claims that the Government's new immigration legislation is leaving some migrants confused over their residency rights.

The Immigrant Council of Ireland claims the Government is sending mixed messages on some department websites regarding the amount of time needed to secure residency here.

However, speaking in Dublin at an event to mark the Chinese New Year, Conor Lenihan insisted there was no confusion on the issue.

He said the Immigrant Council had clearly not read the new Immigration Bill.

.. короче его месадж ICI простой - "учите албанский" ..

[rusty139]

tadpole, спасибо за инфо

Minister in row on residence rights for skilled immigrants
Ruadhán Mac Cormaic

A sharp disagreement arose yesterday between Minister of State for Integration Conor Lenihan and the Immigrant Council of Ireland (ICI) over residence rights for highly skilled migrants.

The council's chief executive Denise Charlton said conflicting advice from two Government departments about the long-term residence entitlements of "green card" holders reflected "extremely poorly" on the Government and "put migrants in an impossibly unfair position".

"The Department of Employment, Trade and Enterprise, on its website, tells people that possession of a green card 'will normally allow a pathway to permanent residency after two years'," Ms Charlton said.

"However, the Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform's website states that five years' residency in Ireland is a requirement for applying for long-term residency. This is just no way to treat people," she added.

However, speaking yesterday at a seminar on the Chinese community jointly hosted by the ICI, Mr Lenihan said: "It is regrettable that the Immigrant Council has spoken without properly examining the long-term residence provisions in the [new Immigration] Bill.

"There is indeed a standard requirement of five years' lawful residence for long-term residence, but the council's statement overlooks the fact that the Minister for Justice may make regulations setting that at a shorter time-limit for particular categories of people."

Once the Bill was passed, this provision would enable the Minister to provide the pathway to earlier long-term residence for holders of "green cards".

The "green card" scheme was introduced in February last year to attract highly skilled workers earning ?60,000 or more a year, but also extending to occupations in the ?30,000-?59,999 salary bracket where "strategically important" skills shortages have been identified.

[vdc]

Не лезли бы они в эту тему - кончится все тем что всем будет плохо...