Can Irish residents live in other countries for a long time after retirement age?

Irish residents can live in other countries for a long time after reaching retirement age. 20/kloc-in March, 2007, Ireland was selected as "one of the most suitable countries for providing for the aged in the world" by the British newspaper The Guardian. In addition to the fast-growing economy, Ireland also enjoys generous social welfare.

Ireland is called the Emerald Island, and the climate is comfortable and pleasant all year round. The average temperature in summer shall not exceed 25℃, and the average temperature in winter shall not be lower than 0℃. The national green coverage rate is as high as 90%, natural and organic foods are abundant, and food safety is guaranteed. Coupled with the local warm and friendly, peace-loving humanities and culture, it has become one of the most suitable countries for providing for the aged.

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The domestic climate is mild, and the temperatures in various places are relatively balanced, which is suitable for providing for the aged. Because there are grasslands all over the country, it is also called "green island", "emerald" and "emerald island" The Irish belong to the Celts, who are descendants of the first generation of residents in continental Europe. Ireland became independent from British colonial rule in 1922 and became a permanent neutral country.

Ireland is a moderately developed country with a development level between developed countries and third world countries. The per capita GNP of moderately developed countries is higher than the average line of middle-and high-income countries classified by the World Bank and lower than the initial value of high-income countries.

At the same time, the comprehensive development level of other aspects is generally synchronized with the income level, or the per capita GNP reaches the level of high-income countries, but the comprehensive development level of other aspects is not synchronized with the income level, only reaching the average level of upper-middle-income countries.