Overview of common problems of Irish immigrants

1. When did the investment quota of Irish investment immigration project start to be reduced?

The Irish investment immigration plan was implemented in April 20 12, and the investment quota was reduced in 20 13.

2. Do you still need to buy private insurance in Ireland?

In Ireland, insurance is divided into public insurance and private insurance. All residents in Ireland have access to medical services under the public health care system. In some cases, people may be asked to pay extra fees, depending on their income, age, illness and disability. All obstetric services and infant care under six months are free of charge. Although you don't have to buy private insurance, you can still choose to buy it. About half of people in Ireland choose to buy additional private insurance.

Third, how to quickly integrate into local life? What kind of help service do you have?

Irish people are usually friendly, so you can communicate with local people more. At the same time, the Irish Immigration Service will provide humanized services to help you adapt to Irish life quickly and comfortably through the local social network of the Irish Immigration Service.

4. Is the social welfare in Ireland good?

The Irish government has invested heavily in social welfare, even surpassing Britain and France, reaching the world level of 1 1. Ireland's social welfare system covers a wide range, integrating various forms of social security and assistance projects, including social employment security, free medical care, old-age insurance, and even fuel subsidies. Social welfare in Ireland is like a guarantee, helping and protecting all citizens so that they can live more easily and with dignity.

5. What are the common taxes in Ireland?

Capital merger and acquisition tax

Capital gains tax

Deposit interest retention tax

Dividend withholding tax

Withholding tax for professional services (PSWT)

Related contract tax

stamp tax

value-added tax

Vehicle registration tax

6. Are there any restrictions on transferring overseas assets in Ireland?

The Irish government has always been inclined to open the door to international investment without setting a threshold, but some specific investment projects need to be reviewed and supervised by the government in accordance with Irish laws.

7. What banks do people usually use in Ireland? How do I send money from China?

There are four major banks in Ireland that provide retail banking services: Bank of Ireland, United Bank of Ireland, HSBC and Ulster Bank. Although there is no bank in China for the time being, remittance is very convenient. You only need to provide your Irish bank information to your bank in China. If you need to travel frequently in Britain or Europe, HSBC is the most convenient choice.

8. Do I have to pay taxes when buying real estate in Ireland?

If you move to Ireland and buy a property, you may have to pay stamp duty, which is a tax based on the value of the property. Simply put, the factor that affects the amount of stamp duty is the value of the property. Stamp duty applies to residential properties, such as houses, apartments or approved plots to be built. Some non-residential properties may also need to pay stamp duty.