Joao Pires
Viscount House - Suite G04, 6-7 Fitzwilliam Square East,
Dublin D02 Y447, Ireland
Joao Pires is a Senior Immigration Manager at Newland Chase Ireland, with seven years of specialized experience in Irish immigration. With a unique perspective shaped by roles on both the client and provider sides of immigration services, Joao combines deep operational knowledge with a strong commitment to client success.
Before joining Newland Chase, Joao worked as an Immigration and Mobility Senior Analyst at Accenture Ireland, managing complex mobility needs for a multinational workforce. Since 2021, he has steadily advanced through roles at Newland Chase, culminating in his current leadership position. He now oversees immigration strategy and compliance for a diverse portfolio of corporate clients, mentoring a team of consultants, and liaising with Irish authorities to ensure seamless delivery of tailored immigration solutions.
Joao holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Immigration Law and Practice and a Bachelor’s Degree in Food Industry Engineering and Technology. Originally from Brazil and now based in Dublin, he brings a global perspective and local expertise to every engagement. Outside of work, Joao is a competitive volleyball player in the Irish National League and enjoys travelling and live music.
Recent Articles by Joao Pires
Ireland: Temporary Protection Transition Scheme (TPTS) Now Open for Applications
The Temporary Protection Transition Scheme (TPTS) is now officially open for applications from 30 September 2026, providing an opportunity for eligible beneficiaries of Temporary Protection in Ireland…
IRELAND: Government Approves Priority Drafting of Irish Citizenship Reform Bill (September 2026)
The Irish Government has secured approval for the priority drafting of the Irish Nationality and Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2026, marking a significant development in the future of Irish citizenship…
IRELAND: Interim Notice to Employers Issued as IRP Card Renewal Processing Delays Continue
July 13, 2026 | Ireland’s Minister of State for Migration, Colm Brophy, has announced an interim Notice to Employers in response to significant processing delays affecting Irish Residence Permit (IRP)…
Ireland Immigration Update: Summer 2026 Travel Facilitation Measures Announced for IRP Card Holders
Key Points Processing times for Irish Residence Permit (IRP) renewals at the Registration Office in Burgh Quay, Dublin have exceeded 17 weeks in some categories. Following registration approval, appli…
IRELAND: Amendments to Non-EEA Family Reunification Policy Introduce New Eligibility and Financial Requirements
Effective June 12, 2026, the Department of Justice has implemented amendments to Ireland’s Non-EEA Family Reunification Policy and introduced significant changes to the family reunification fram…