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Can Irish people claim JA in the UK

PrinceMax · 2010-03-07 17:48:53

I'm currently on the dole here in Ireland, want to sign off and move to London, as I think I'll have a better chance of finding work there. Just wondering if I would be entitled to claim JA over there while looking for work, if I've just moved there? I have some contributions to PRSI in Ireland, but not enough to qualify…

07-03-2010 5:48pm

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PrinceMax

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I'm currently on the dole here in Ireland, want to sign off and move to London, as I think I'll have a better chance of finding work there. Just wondering if I would be entitled to claim JA over there while looking for work, if I've just moved there? I have some contributions to PRSI in Ireland, but not enough to qualify me for JB here.

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#2 08-03-2010 10:05am

ronano

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You would be entitled to claim their ja which is i think 50 pound a week roughly but you could not transfer over our ja.

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#3 08-03-2010 3:30pm

PrinceMax

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Perfect. That's exactly what I'm looking for. I'd prefer to be claiming 50 with a possibility of finding a job, rather than 150, with no such possibility.

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