Why to move to Ireland?

Ireland is home to a dynamic culture, beauty and wildlife, great schooling, and a good healthcare system, among other things. Depending on personal circumstances, there are a range of reasons why people decide to move to Ireland.

 

When moving to Ireland, the most important things to plan for are permissions or visas, documentation, and funds. Once these are settled, it will be easier to tick the rest of the requirements.

 

Foreign nationals who plan to move to Ireland mostly for :

 

• Study
• Work
• Family reunification
• Retirement
• Investment

 

Benefits of moving to Ireland

There are several benefits of moving to Ireland:

 

• Ireland is referred to as one of the diverse nations
• Accommodation is affordable in Ireland
• Entitled to take 20 days of annual leave
• Cost of living in Ireland
• Safety in Ireland
• Healthcare facilities are excellent
• High-quality education
• Cheap rental cars and plenty of public transport
• The crime rate is low
• Can become a dual-citizen

 

Pathways to migrate to Ireland

Ireland offers the following pathways to immigrate to Ireland:

 

• Settle in Ireland to work
• Settle in Ireland to study
• Settle in Ireland with a family member
• Settle in Ireland to Invest

 

Settle in Ireland to work

Irish work visas allow foreign nationals to live and work in Ireland for a certain amount of time. To obtain an Irish work visa, one must have a job offer and sponsorship from an Irish employer.

 

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Settle in Ireland to study

International students who want to study in Ireland can apply for an Irish Study visa to enter the country and study in various institutions.

 

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Settle in Ireland with a family member

Irish Family visa is issued to non-EU/EEA country citizens who have family members in Ireland so they can join them in Ireland if the non-EU resident wishes to come to Ireland to reside for more than three months with a family member who is a non-EEA or non-Swiss national who is lawfully resident in Ireland.

 

Settle in Ireland to Invest

The Irish investor program grants eligible investors residency in Ireland and a path to Irish citizenship. To invest or establish a business in Ireland, eligible non-EU/EEA citizens must have a minimum net worth of €2 million.

 

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Settle in Ireland with Retirement

Foreign nationals who can demonstrate to the Irish government that they can support themselves financially without needing public funds can settle in Ireland through retirement.

 

Cities to live in Ireland

Here are some cities to live in Ireland:

 

• Dublin
• Galway city
• Cork
• Limerick
• Waterford
• Derry
• Laoghaire-Rathdown
• New Ross

 

Checklist for moving to Ireland

Here are the checklists of things to sort out before moving to Ireland:

 

Step 1: Research about the Irish law and rules

Step 2: Accommodation in the country

Step 3: Apply for the Visa application

Step 4: Register with Irish healthcare

Step 5: Proof of sufficient funds

Step 6: Migrate to Ireland

 

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