Can the money invested by Irish immigrants be a gift from parents or other relatives?

Irish investment immigrants are projects that donate 500,000 euros to Irish national charities (only 400,000 euros for group donations) to immigrate and directly obtain permanent residence status in first-class developed countries.

The immigration method is very simple, with a net asset of 2 million euros, no language requirements, no interviews, no immigration supervision, no need to give up domestic business and work, and immigrants will not move. It is very suitable for people who want their children to receive pure English education and take the status of a big country, but they can't meet the new conditions of Britain, the United States, Canada and Australia and the requirements of immigration supervision.

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