Ten beautiful sights worth seeing when immigrating to Ireland.

Ireland has a long history and culture, ancient traditions and countless scenic spots, also known as the Emerald Island. Whether in a bustling city or in beautiful countryside covered with green fields, one thing is certain here: you will be warmly welcomed and received by many pints of black liquid (Guinness stout). Dublin is a very popular tourist city, but if you want to see the most unique Irish scenery, you must take a step of exploration. Apart from the bustling capital, there are ten most beautiful places in Ireland, which are well worth seeing for yourself.

1. Ten beautiful sights worth seeing when immigrating to Ireland.

1. Kaili County

Kaili county is located in Mü nster province, and Kilani is the most important city in the region. Lake Kilani is a beautiful natural scenic spot and a part of Kilani National Park. The mountainous areas around Kaili County are suitable for outdoor sports, such as cycling, golf, hiking and water sports. 1 10 miles of coastal highway provides excellent sea view, which is very suitable for driving a convertible.

Step 2: cork

Cork is the southernmost and largest county. Because of its role in the Irish War of Independence, this area is also called "rebel county". Culin, Gillner (Galinish Island) is a very popular tourist destination with beautiful scenery and natural scenery. Here, you will find magical tropical plants, beautiful Italian gardens and unique Martello Tower. Animal lovers may like the 70-acre Fengtai Wildlife Park in Fiona Fang, which is different from other zoos-all animals are free-range.

3. kilkenny

Kilkenny is a tourist city, and its numerous bars have held many "Bucks and Hens" activities for many years. If you like to drink a few pints of beer, it will be interesting to take a trip to Smithwick Brewery. In the center of kilkenny, you will see a huge stone castle with a history of more than 800 years. The city also has a vibrant cultural atmosphere. The annual Summer Art Festival, including drama, dance, literature, music and visual arts, is an art feast that cannot be missed.

4. Galway County

Golve is a medieval town on the west coast of Ireland, between the Corib River and Golve Bay. It was once rated as the most beautiful place in Ireland. Golve has many ancient buildings and vibrant cultural landscapes. The way to explore this area is by boat. Try to take the cruise ship "Princess Korib" from Woodkey and sail easily for 90 minutes. You will see beautiful mountains and rivers, vast swamps, wasteland, woodland and Kenimara ponies.

5. Giant Causeway

If you visit antrim in Northern Ireland, you must not miss the levee road: a large coastline is covered with neat rocks, and there are more than 40,000 hexagonal basalt steps formed by ancient volcanic eruptions. 【 When the wind and waves are rough, be sure to pay attention to safety. Just standing too far ahead, I was almost swept into the sea by a big wave, and I was a little scared. ] This place is listed as a world heritage by UNESCO and a nature reserve. Other attractions in this area include the steam train tour and the ancient Bushmill brewery [Bushmill is the oldest whisky brewery in the world, because Irish and Scottish ancestors Celtic invented this kind of spirits. Whisky comes from Celtic, meaning "water of life"], where you can taste some traditional Irish whiskey. There are many beautiful legends here. Many people who like cliff walking will come to the coast of antrim, which is one of the most beautiful places in Europe.

6. Donegal

Donigor is a unique county, full of friendly residents and magnificent scenery. Many tourists listed it as their favorite place during their stay in Ireland. Glenveagh National Park is the pride of this county. It is suitable for perfect outdoor activities, such as walking and salmon and trout fishing. Here, you will find rugged mountain landscapes, beaches, clear lakes and Granville Castle in the late Victorian era.

7. Glendallo (Glendallo)

Glendallo is a glacier valley, located next to a quiet lake. It's really beautiful and photogenic If you appreciate history or architecture, you can visit the old St. Kevin's church and the two round towers of the church ruins. Nature lovers can also simply enjoy walking along trails and lakes. There are also all kinds of mountain roads-from short walks to 10 miles, which are all popular among serious hikers.

8. Alain Islands

The three islands of the Aran Islands are located at the exit of Golve Bay. Since ancient times, these beautiful islands have attracted and inspired many Irish artists and poets (including artists Sean Keating and Liam O 'Flaherty). In addition to the unique weather and landscape, other attractions include several iron age fortresses and TeampullBheanáin, which is considered as the smallest church in the world.

9. Bruner Boyne

Brunaboin, located on the banks of the Boyne River, is a world cultural heritage and one of the most important prehistoric Stonehenge in Europe. The local unearthed tombs, stone pillars, boulders and other cultural relics were even built before the Egyptian pyramids.

10. Sligo County

The scenery around sligo is beautiful, especially the coastline. In the landscape dominated by Knocknarea Mountain, you will find a boulder 40 feet high, which is the burial place of the legendary queen Meverno in myths and legends. Please don't forget to visit Carol Moore-Irish and the oldest Stone Age cemetery, and Cliff Village in Drum-the last resting place of poet Ye Zhi. Sligo is also a good place to try surfing-in the Irish way!

2. Introduction of Irish immigrants

First of all, Irish immigrants are divided into two ways: Irish investment immigrants and Irish entrepreneurs immigrants:

A. The investment of Irish investment immigration project 20 17 has increased from the original 500,000 euros to 6,543.8+0,000 euros, provided that assets of 2 million euros are still needed;

B. The Irish entrepreneur immigration project will not increase the price for the time being, and it needs to invest 65,438+000-200,000 euros in Irish high-tech enterprises, which will be returned in five years to obtain the status; Analysis of immigrants from Europe and Shenzhen.

3. Irish nationality policy

1. According to the Irish Nationality Law, all people born in Ireland (including those who love land, territorial sea, airplanes and ships) have the nationality they love, except those whose parents enjoy diplomatic privileges and immunities.

When his child was born, one of his parents was a caring citizen, or when his father died as a daughter after death, he was a caring citizen. Children born outside patriotism have the nationality of love.

According to the Northern Ireland Peace Agreement reached by the Irish and British governments, anyone born in Northern Ireland can choose Irish nationality or British nationality, or both.

4. A caring citizen who has joined the nationality of another country will not have caring citizenship until he gives up according to law. Except for people born in Northern Ireland, the Irish Nationality Law does not explicitly recognize dual nationality, but actually acquiesces to dual nationality. If a considerable number of people have both Irish nationality and British nationality, Irish nationality and American nationality.

5. Non-patriotic citizens can apply for citizenship because they love their spouses, legally adopted children, guardians or relatives of minor patriotic citizens, live in Ireland and are refugees.