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We provide comprehensive guidance on moving to, working in, and becoming a citizen — with five offices across Dublin.
Your bridge to a new beginning. Expert legal support for Irish Citizenship, Visas, Work Permits, and Stamp 4 applications.
Established in 1989 - Trusted by thousands of new Irish citizens.
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A qualified solicitor since 2009, Barry specialises in litigation, employment law, family law, probate, and criminal defence. Known for his meticulous attention to detail and client-centric approach, he has achieved outstanding outcomes for clients from the Workplace Relations Commission to the Supreme Court.
View Full ProfileIf you are searching for an experienced immigration lawyer in Dublin, Ferrys Solicitors LLP has been guiding individuals, families, and businesses through the immigration system since 1989. As one of the most established immigration lawyers in Dublin, we combine deep expertise in immigration law with a personal, multilingual service.
Whether you need help with a visa immigration application, changing from Stamp 1 to Stamp 4, securing an employment permit, or applying for Irish citizenship through naturalisation, our dedicated citizenship solicitors and immigration team will manage every step of the process.
With five offices across Dublin, we are the immigration solicitors near you — whether you are based in Dublin city centre, Rialto, Artane, Ballyfermot, or Ballymun. Clients regularly choose us as the best immigration solicitors in Dublin for our proven track record, multilingual support in English, Portuguese, and Spanish, and our commitment to clear, practical legal advice at every stage of your immigration journey.
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We provide comprehensive guidance on moving to, working in, and becoming a citizen — with five offices across Dublin.
Legal assistance with changing your residency permissions and status while remaining in Ireland.
→Guidance on securing Stamp 4 permission to remain, allowing you to work without a permit.
→Expert support for your Naturalisation application to become an Irish citizen.
→Assistance with General Employment Permits, Critical Skills Permits, and employer regulations.
→Representation for asylum, subsidiary protection, IPO interviews, appeals, and related judicial review matters.
→Support for Stamp 0 residence applications, including retirees and elderly dependent relatives.
→Legal guidance for STEP applications, business eligibility, investment requirements, and Stamp 4 residence.
→Guidance on Join Family visas, documentation, registration, and residence permissions.
→Preclearance and immigration support for religious workers coming to Ireland.
→If your immigration application has been refused, you may be able to challenge the decision through Judicial Review in the High Court. This legal process allows you to contest decisions made by the Immigration Service Delivery (ISD) or the Minister for Justice on grounds such as procedural unfairness, irrationality, or errors in law.
Judicial Review is a complex area of law with strict time limits, typically 8 weeks from the date of the decision. Our experienced immigration solicitors can assess the merits of your case, advise on the likelihood of success, and represent you throughout the judicial review process to ensure the best possible outcome.
Whether you've been refused a visa, residency permission, citizenship application, or are facing deportation, early legal advice is crucial. Contact our team today to discuss your options and protect your rights.
Common questions about immigration law, asylum processes, and legal services in Dublin.
Overstaying your permission is a breach of immigration law and can result in:
An immigration solicitor is a qualified legal expert who helps with:
They guide and represent clients throughout Ireland's complex immigration system.
Immigration is managed by the Immigration Service Delivery (ISD), formerly known as INIS (Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service). ISD is responsible for:
Asylum seekers can legally remain in Ireland while their application is being processed. If granted protection, they may stay long-term. If refused, they may face deportation.
Yes. After 6 months in the asylum process (with no decision made), individuals may apply for Labour Market Access Permission, allowing them to work legally.
Whether you need help with a visa application, work permit, citizenship, or change of immigration status, our multilingual team is ready to guide you through every step of the process.
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At Ferrys Solicitors, our experienced immigration team is here to guide you through every step of your journey. Book your consultation today.