The Ireland Seasonal Work Visa 2025 has officially been announced, creating an opportunity for Pakistanis to work in different sectors across Ireland. Every year, the Irish government opens seasonal employment programs to fill labor shortages in industries like farming, hospitality, tourism and construction.
This year permits will cover 2025–2026, making it possible for applicants to work in Ireland for up to six months.
Eligibility for Ireland Seasonal Work Visa 2025
Applicants must meet certain conditions set by the Irish government:
- Age group generally 18 to 35 years.
- A confirmed job offer from an approved employer in Ireland.
- Proof of financial means to support living costs and return travel.
- Valid health insurance for the entire stay.
- A clean criminal record and clearance from background checks.
Benefits of Seasonal Work in Ireland
- Work experience in farming, hospitality, and construction.
- Salary starts at a minimum of €12.70 per hour.
- Exposure to Irish culture, traditions and lifestyle.
- Easy travel access to other European countries.
- Networking opportunities with international professionals.
Visa Categories
- Short Stay Visa (less than 90 days): Fees are €60 (single entry) or €100 (multiple entries).
- Long Stay Visa (more than 90 days): Required for seasonal work permits.
READ MORE: Thinking of Working in Oman? Be Ready for New Job Rules
How to Apply for Ireland Seasonal Work Visa
- Secure a job offer from a registered employer in Ireland.
- Submit your visa application to the Irish embassy or consulate in your home country.
- Provide required documents including passport, job contract, financial proof, health insurance and police clearance.
- Wait for processing (several weeks).
- On approval, travel to Ireland and if necessary, register with the Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB).
The Ireland Seasonal Work Visa 2025 is more than just temporary employment. It allows individuals to earn, explore and experience life in Europe while filling important labor shortages in Ireland. For young people seeking international exposure and practical work opportunities, this program is worth considering.
