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Ireland’s Third Level Graduate Programme allows eligible non-EEA graduates who have completed qualifying Irish higher-education awards to remain in Ireland after study while seeking graduate-level employment and pursuing an appropriate employment permit or research hosting agreement. The permission is granted on Stamp 1G. This training provides immigration professionals with practical knowledge of qualification levels, Stamp 2 transition, application timing, documentation, employment conditions, medical insurance and renewal requirements. The course is designed for immigration consultants, education advisers, visa filing professionals and caseworkers handling Ireland study-to-work immigration cases. Through World Visa Academy’s structured training, learners develop skills to assess graduate profiles, verify qualification evidence, prepare Stamp 1G cases and explain the transition to employment-permit routes. The course focuses on accurate case preparation without guaranteeing employment, approval or long-term residence.
A structured path from fundamentals to real application
Understand the purpose and structure of the Third Level Graduate Programme and its relationship with Stamp 1G. Learn how the programme enables eligible non-EEA graduates to remain in Ireland after study while seeking graduate-level employment and pursuing an appropriate employment permit or research hosting agreement.
Learn how to assess NFQ qualification levels, recognised Irish awarding bodies, current Stamp 2 status and successful completion requirements. Understand the distinction between Level 8 and Level 9-or-above graduates and how qualification level affects the period of graduate permission.
Master the documentation framework for moving from Stamp 2 to Stamp 1G, including passport, current IRP card, proof of successful course completion and private medical insurance. Learn the importance of applying within the applicable period after receiving confirmation of the qualifying award.
Understand the employment rights and restrictions attached to Stamp 1G. Graduates may work full-time in accordance with employment law, but cannot operate a business or be self-employed. Learn how professionals should explain these conditions accurately to graduate clients.
Study the additional permission available to qualifying Level 9-or-above graduates and the evidence that may demonstrate appropriate steps toward suitable graduate-level employment. Learn how graduates can transition to an employment-permit route and what happens when Stamp 1G expires without another qualifying immigration permission.
The course covers Stamp 1G eligibility, Irish qualification levels, Stamp 2 transition, application timing, documentation, employment conditions, renewal considerations and employment-permit pathways. World Visa Academy focuses on practical case assessment so immigration professionals can evaluate graduate profiles, identify documentation gaps and prepare Stamp 1G cases systematically.
The programme is available to eligible legally resident non-EEA graduates who have achieved a qualifying award from a recognised Irish awarding body and meet the applicable immigration conditions. Level 8 graduates generally receive a 12-month permission, while eligible Level 9-or-above graduates may qualify for a further 12 months subject to the relevant requirements.
Applicants moving from Stamp 2 to Stamp 1G generally need their passport, current IRP card, proof that they successfully completed their third-level course and appropriate private medical insurance. The exact registration evidence can vary by circumstances, so professionals should verify the current requirements before submitting a case.
Yes. Stamp 1G graduate permission allows eligible graduates to work full-time in accordance with employment law while seeking suitable graduate-level employment. However, holders are not permitted to operate a business or be self-employed. To continue working after Stamp 1G, they generally need to obtain an appropriate employment permit and transition to the relevant immigration permission.
The course is suitable for immigration consultants, education advisers, student counsellors, visa professionals and caseworkers handling Ireland study-to-work cases. It helps learners develop practical skills in qualification assessment, Stamp 1G registration, document review, employment-condition guidance and transition planning for employment-permit routes.
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