Ireland has become one of the first choice immigrant countries for China families. What are Ireland's educational advantages and employment prospects?

Ireland is a rapidly developing capitalist society. It is also a permanent neutral country and a member of the European Union, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the World Trade Organization and the United Nations. It is also one of the countries with the fastest economic development in the world, with developed economy and the reputation of "European Little Dragon". In recent years, the number of employees who choose Irish immigrants is also increasing. Due to the good news of the new immigration policy, I firmly believe that more people will choose Irish immigrants to invest.

For investors, how to grasp the direction in the tide of the times and complete the capital appreciation of money, the necessity of diversification of global asset allocation may become more prominent. For most high-net-worth people, children's education is also crucial. It is particularly important to combine the two requirements closely and get a second passport and visa with identity.

The international situation is turbulent, the demand for emergency hedging of project investment has soared, political stability, rapid economic development and repair, and excellent education quality have become the main considerations for high-net-worth people to find a second identity. As a result, Ireland, which has always been one of the vassal countries in the world, has entered the public's sight like a dark horse.

QS World University Rankings Looking at the reputation of Irish universities recently, the QS World University Rankings were released in 2023. This year's QS World University Ranking covers nearly 65,438+0,500 institutions around the world. Not only focus on top universities, this year's ranking covers universities from Europe, Asia and North America.

In addition, QS applied six indicators to rank universities this year, including academic research reputation (40%), employer reputation (10%), teacher-student ratio (20%), citation rate of each teacher (20%), international teachers (5%) and overseas students (5%).

Teaching in Ireland is especially suitable for children's growth and the quality of education is very high. Ireland was once under the control of Britain, and it was hurt by British tradition in all aspects, so was culture and education. Ireland is an American-style education, and Ireland also attaches great importance to cultural education. It is one of the countries with the highest education level in the world and has invested a lot of money.

In Ireland, education is compulsory from primary school to high school. Of course, if immigrants invest in Ireland, their children can also enjoy the informationization of free education in Ireland. In addition, the common language in Ireland is English, and children can receive all English teaching from an early age. Ireland also recognizes the credit system with Britain. In other words, when studying in high school in Ireland, you can apply directly to British universities, and the number of applicants to famous British universities such as Cambridge and Oxford is also higher.

If you don't want your children to go to public schools, there are many private schools in Ireland. Irish government departments will provide cultural and educational subsidies, and training fees can be reduced accordingly, saving education costs.

Ireland's economic performance is more eye-catching in many European countries, and its social and economic development is very rapid, and its GDP growth rate is far ahead in Europe. The rapid development of social economy has earned it the title of "Celtic Tiger". In addition, Ireland's information technology industry is very prominent, also known as the "Silicon Valley of Europe". A number of Fortune 500 companies have set up their European headquarters in Ireland.

In addition, Ireland's corporate income tax is only 12.5%, and it has signed agreements with some countries to avoid double taxation. Ireland has a developed economy, rich development opportunities and relatively stable tax policies, which are extremely beneficial to enterprises and are particularly suitable for investment.