South Africans in Ireland | My CA(SA) Journey | Q&A on working in Ireland
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- Опубліковано 20 лип 2024
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Absolutely fantastic hope you settle and have a happy life
Thank you 🤗
Lots of South Africans looking to immigrate to Ireland by the looks of things. If they are all like Bianca and Kade, then they will definitely be an addition to our country. Hope all is well in RSA.
Yes definitely a lot of South Africans looking to make the move.
Thanks for the lovely comment! Very much appreciated!
@@BiancaKade No worries, have greatly enjoyed your videos. If you get the chance, would highly recommend the Westport/Louisburgh area of Co. Mayo, lovely part of the country with great restaurants and hiking!
@@TheLastAngryMan01 we were meant to go this weekend but something came up! Definitely will plan a trip there soon!
@@BiancaKade No sweat. Would recommend the Quay/Westport House/Croagh Patrick and the Silver Strand/ Ashleigh Falls, it’s all on the same road there. Glad to see you’re enjoying the country, you almost have seen more of it than I have at this point!
As an Irish chartered accountant myself the opportunities at present are incredible and so is the money,even the jump in rates since i switched jobs last year is cray.
Care to share an employment agency I can send my CV to I'm a BCom, MCom, DCom, MBA
When I look at Geo politics ...it seems Ireland is definitely one of the number one destinations...if not number one...
howdy?.deaar,that is stunning ~all the best- 👌
As a irishman I would be interested to know how difference or similar is South Africa to Ireland in your profession
Hi Bianca. Thank you for this informative video. I am a qualified CA(SA) currently in SA and was offered a job in Dublin however I am concerned about the salary, it seems too low. Can you please advise on an appropriate starting salary at the big 4 in relation to the living costs?
Hi Priya - I know we are chatting separately on this - but for anyone in a similar situation - you can confirm if your salary is reasonable if you search your occupation on Glassdoor and select Dublin as the location 🤗
Hi, I was just wondering if you know what the availability of jobs is like for someone who completed their Saica articles at a small auditing firm, because the audits I did were SME's and not listed companies, so I never gained that experience during my articles. Thank you.
Hi there! There is quite a large base of small audit firms in Ireland and accross industries there is a need for Qualified Chartered accountants so don't think it will be issue finding a job. The biggest hurdle if identifying a company and job that will sponsor a work visa (if this is something you need). 🤗
@@BiancaKade thanks very much for your response, I appreciate it. Luckily I have a British passport so that wouldn't be an issue.
i have a South African passport
HI Bianca, I just came across your channel. I am a 3rd year trainee hoping to move to Ireland next year. Can you suggest any recruiter that works with South Africans?
Hi Cindy. Hope your third year of articles is going well.
I can recommend Síofra from Morgan McKinley 🤗 siofraoshea@morganmckinley.com
Hi there ! I know this probably is a silly question, but which did you sort out first ?Did you arrange your visa before applying for jobs or did you finalize a job before applying for a visa ?
Not a silly question at all.
You need to a job in order to get a visa to work in Ireland. So you will need to organise the job and then your company will sponsor your visa.
@@BiancaKade Thank you 😁
how did you get EU passport?
Hi there,
Can I get a job in Ireland as a newly qualified professional accountant (SAIPA) or is the SAICA designation a must?
I am sure there are job opportunities- the hurdle is getting a company to sponsor your visa (if you need one) but very possible.
There are a couple of people who have asked this question on the South Africans moving to Ireland Facebook group. Maybe search SAIPA in the group and you can see other peoples posts and advice in the comments. Hope this helps!
@@BiancaKade Unfortunately I think that Facebook page has been shut down for violating Facebook's policies.
@@JohnVianneyPatron it looks active from my Facebook. The group is called South Africans moving to Ireland (SA2Eire) so maybe another Facebook group was shut down?
There are labour shortages in most professional fields in Ireland. The employment market is booming and salaries are amongst the highest in the world and still growing. The problem is that the cost of living is also very high, especially renting (there is an acute property shortage and consequent housing crisis). Good luck either way.
did it cost a lot of money to move to Ireland? can a single person move to Ireland?
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This question is discussed in the video I linked 🤗
Have you meet any other south africans ,who live there.
Quite a few and hearing of more and more making the move.
@@BiancaKade I hope you and your husband have a happy life while in Ireland.
@@davegreenwood1663 thank you so much! 🤗