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Are you living in Ireland under Temporary Protection?

The Irish Government has now announced a new immigration programme due to be launched in September 2026 for certain Ukrainian nationals living in Ireland under Temporary Protection.
This is a welcome initiative which will support many Ukrainian nationals, and their families secure their future in Ireland.

However, many individuals and families still have important questions:

Who will qualify?

What are the conditions?

What if the scheme does not apply to me?

What are my long-term options in Ireland?

Our upcoming Ukrainian Community Information Evening in Letterkenny will now include a full update and explanation of the Government’s recent announcement on the Temporary Protection Transition Scheme, together with practical guidance on the immigration pathways that may still be available to you and your family.

Are you living in Ireland under Temporary Protection?

With the programme due to end on 4 March 2027, now is a great time to start planning your next steps with confidence.
We warmly invite you to a friendly and informative evening in Letterkenny, where experienced Immigration Solicitors will guide you through the options available to remain in Ireland.

Who should attend?

Ukrainian nationals currently living in Ireland.

Individuals and families thinking about staying long-term.

Anyone who would like clear, reliable legal information.

Sunday 23rd August, 2026 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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What To Expect: Pathways From Temporary Protection

International Protection.

Employment Permits

Spouse of Irish or EU National

Parent of Irish Citizen/Child

Opportunities through study and education.

Naturalisation

Family reunification routes.

Change in circumstances.

Practical steps you can take now to prepare

International Protection.

Parent of Irish Citizen/Child

Family reunification routes.

Employment Permits

Opportunities through study and education.

Change in circumstances.

Spouse of Irish or EU National

Naturalisation

Practical steps you can take now to prepare

Open Q&A — ask your questions in a supportive setting

Obtain Experienced Legal Support