I heard that Irish donated immigrants can get European status. Is it expensive?

Irish immigrants can be said to be a dark horse among immigrants in recent years, and there are several forms of investment. In contrast, the donation option is more popular, accounting for almost half of the total applications.

According to the Irish Investment Immigration Program (IIP), "investors must donate not less than 500,000 euros to relevant public welfare undertakings in the fields of art, sports, health, culture and education designated by the government", and "if a group of five or more investors wants to combine their charitable donations and donate for the same suitable project, the minimum investment for each investor is 400,000 euros". Irish charitable donation investment immigrants actually have the participation of the government, which ensures the signing of investor identity.

In addition to obtaining the status, Irish charitable donation projects will also be used for related welfare undertakings, and investors will also have the opportunity to dedicate their love to public welfare and charity. However, the starting amount of 400,000 euros is really not a small amount, which is still worthwhile compared with Irish immigration status and immigration safety.

In the final analysis, the focus of "investment immigration" has always been "immigration" rather than "investment". Therefore, charitable donation projects involve projects guaranteed or participated by the government, so it is the most secure and safest way to obtain identity. As a government-supported project, the approval process and cycle of charitable donation projects will be much faster than normal projects. After all, for investors, obtaining identity is only the first step. Only when the subsequent life and career are on the right track can they be truly completed. I believe that for many people, time is money, and the speed of donating immigrants in Ireland is an advantage that is hard to buy.