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Sophie Goss
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Fragomen Ireland Limited
Block B, Central Quay Ground Floor, Riverside IV, Sir John Rogerson's Quay
Dublin, D02 RR77
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Dublin, D02 RR77
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Sophie is a Manager at Fragomen’s Dublin office, with more than six years of Irish immigration experience. She supports clients navigate their complex and challenging immigration needs and focuses on all aspects of Irish immigration law, including employment permits, visa applications, residency applications and family reunification.
Sophie has extensive experience assisting with trusted partnership applications, TUPE/TOU transfers and compliance matters with the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment (DETE) and long-term personal immigration applications with the Immigration Service Delivery (ISD) and the Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB). She also provides advice and recommendations on process improvements to immigration procedures and wider global mobility processes.
Sophie assists a diverse range of clients from a range of sectors including professional services, engineering, pharmaceutical, manufacturing, aviation and IT, as well as Fortune 500 companies and smaller businesses.
Prior to her current role, Sophie worked at the Fragomen London office where she dealt with UK employment-based immigration applications. Before joining Fragomen, Sophie worked at a Big Four firm in an anti-money laundering and compliance team.
Education
- Queen’s University Belfast, LLM Human Rights Law, 2016
- Queen’s University Belfast, BA Modern and Ancient History, 2013
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Managed Irish immigration applications throughout their entire life cycle, including employment permits, Atypical Working Scheme permissions, EU Treaty Rights, de facto permissions, entry visas and in-country immigration registrations.
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Fragomen Ireland Limited
Block B, Central Quay Ground Floor, Riverside IV, Sir John Rogerson's Quay
Dublin, D02 RR77
Ireland
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Languages
- English
Contact information
Fragomen Ireland Limited
Block B, Central Quay Ground Floor, Riverside IV, Sir John Rogerson's Quay
Dublin, D02 RR77
Ireland
Get in touch
Languages
- English
Contact information
Fragomen Ireland Limited
Block B, Central Quay Ground Floor, Riverside IV, Sir John Rogerson's Quay
Dublin, D02 RR77
Ireland
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