The Way and Process of Irish Immigration

Ireland is not only a country of the European Union, enjoying various preferential policies of the European Union, but also has a very close relationship with Britain, and has signed a bilateral reciprocal agreement. Therefore, after Britain left the EU, Irish immigrants became very hot. The following is the way and process of Irish immigration, welcome to read!

Article 1 the way and process of Irish immigration

First, the Irish immigration route ① Apply directly to the immigration department of the Irish Consulate;

② Apply through the chartered immigration agency of the Irish government. Except for immigrants who can entrust investment immigration consultants to go through the formalities, all other types of immigration applicants need to apply to the immigration offices at home and abroad.

Second, the Irish immigration application process

1. Contact the guarantor

As a guarantor, you must meet the following three conditions:

(1) Irish citizens or foreign nationals who have obtained permanent residency;

② At least 18 years old;

(3) Adult children or siblings who are guarantors must stay in Ireland for more than two years.

2. The Irish guarantor formally applied to the Irish Immigration Bureau to fulfill the guarantee procedures.

The proof of immigration guarantee is to fill in the nomination made by the immigration bureau, also known as the guarantee. The guarantor must issue birth certificate, citizenship certificate or passport, naturalization certificate and entry and residence certificate. The main items of the nomination book include: the relationship between the nominee and the immigrant applicant, name, age, marital status, address, position, etc. After completing the nomination form, send it to the immigration office, and attach the guarantor's identity certificate, naturalization certificate, passport, etc. After the guarantor fills in the nomination form for the immigrant applicant and signs it, he also confirms certain legal responsibilities:

(1) Guarantee to provide necessary assistance to the warrantee, and be responsible for arranging accommodation at the initial stage after employment, and provide accommodation for one year if necessary;

(2) Responsible for the living expenses of the first year of immigration;

(3) Helping immigrants with employment conditions to find jobs; Or sign an economic guarantee for immigrants (men over 56 years old and women over 50 years old) who lose their employment ability, and bear the living expenses for a period of 10 year. The Immigration Bureau will submit the nomination to the Immigration Department, which will send it to the embassy in China after approval, and then the embassy will notify the foreign applicant and issue the Application Form for Entry and Settlement in Ireland, indicating the applicant's file number. Applicants can contact the embassy by telephone.

3. The applicant fills in and sends back the application form for entry and settlement in Ireland. After receiving the form, the embassy will grade the applicant according to the contents filled in the form.

If the score is not up to standard, the Irish embassy will inform the applicant to refuse entry; If the application score reaches the basic requirements, the Irish Embassy will immediately notify the applicant and issue a nomination letter. The applicant will apply to the local public security organ for a passport abroad and handle the relevant notarization documents with this letter. If the applicant needs a job guarantee, the Australian Embassy and Consulate requires the applicant to do a good job guarantee.

4. After handling the passport and notarized documents, send them to Wen 'ao Embassy.

Then wait for the embassy to inform the interview. Fathers over 60 years old, mothers over 55 years old, and children under 12 can be exempted from the interview. Embassy and consulate officials will directly know whether the applicant really meets the immigration conditions and what other supporting documents need to be reissued.

5. According to the interview, if the procedures are complete and conform to the relevant regulations, a physical examination form will be issued.

All applicants, whether adults or children, need a physical examination. The physical examination needs to be carried out in the local hospital designated by the embassy. The purpose of the examination is to check whether the applicant has some disease that affects his normal life. After the inspection, the physical examination form and X-rays should be sent to the embassy. The physical examination form needs the signature of the physical examination doctor. If the applicant and his accompanying family members are not seriously ill, the doctor will prove that the applicant is healthy, physically sound and free from physical defects.

6. The embassy will submit the medical examination form and other relevant documents to the Australian Immigration Department for final review. Only after approval can an embassy or consulate be authorized to issue immigrant entry visas.

Article 2 Living expenses of Irish immigrants

1, accommodation

Buy a house:

Of course, people are more willing to buy a house. After all, having your own house is not the same as renting a house. According to the latest research report released by OECD, a two-bedroom apartment in Dublin, Ireland is about 200,000 euros and a townhouse with a small yard is about 400,000 euros, with two floors and three or four rooms. In cities outside Dublin, 200,000 euros can buy a single-family house with a yard, which is a villa. The house by the sea may be a little more expensive, but it won't exceed 350 thousand.

Rent a house:

Renting a house in Ireland is very cheap. The most expensive area is Dublin 4, and the area in Dublin is about 980 euros per month. The price of two bedrooms is lower. No matter which region, renting a house is more affordable and comfortable than China, Beishangguang and other places.

2. food

Meat:

Pork and beef in Ireland are cheaper, and chicken may be meat. In Ireland, meat is bought casually, which is cheap and safe, and there is no need to worry about chemicals such as hormones.

Vegetables:

The most common potato in Ireland is potato, which is very cheap.

Fruit:

Irish fruits are cheaper than vegetables, mainly apples, strawberries, bananas and kiwis.

Drinks:

Milk is cheap. Because cold water in Ireland is free, the prices of coke and beer are lower than those in China.

Step 3 transport

China people's main means of transportation in Ireland are: walking, cycling, buses, light rail and private cars. Friends who live not far from school walk and ride bicycles (second-hand or new), and take the bus farther away. Family cars are quite cheap, and used cars are not much more expensive than bicycles. Local people have at least one private car per household. Although some people in China have bought cars (used cars or new cars) or motorcycles (used cars or new cars), they are not universal, their safety is not guaranteed, and it is relatively troublesome to handle various procedures for driving licenses. It's cost-effective to get a student bus card, which can be bought in all major convenience stores.

In Ireland, it costs 44 love pounds to buy a monthly bus ticket for buses and trains, 65,438+00 love pounds for a weekly bus ticket and 65,438+00 for a package ticket for trains, and the price is 65,438+00 love pounds.

4. clothes

Dress more casually. Ordinary clothes are not as many as domestic styles, and it is not easy for girls under size 36 to buy satisfactory shoes. There is a shopping mall in the center of every city, where students can buy their favorite clothes and there are many brands to choose from. There are two big sales a year, before Christmas in June and December each year.

All in all, the price level in Ireland is quite in line with people's hearts. It may even be the lowest price in Europe. At the same time, there are many China restaurants in Ireland. As a big country, you don't have to worry about not eating China's delicious food in a foreign country.

The housing price is moderate, the price is low, the air is good, the international education is high, the welfare is high, and the advantages of EU countries are numerous ... Ireland is just waiting for you to immigrate to Ireland and experience her high-quality living standard for yourself.

Chapter III Educational Advantages of Irish Immigrant Children

1, quality of education

Ireland's high-quality education system and the international reputation of Irish academic qualifications have also attracted many international students from all over the world to study in Ireland. Ireland's long history and excellent education level are recognized by the world. As early as the Middle Ages, Ireland was in the leading position in the western world in education. Governments from all walks of life in Ireland regard education as an important development direction and increase investment and support.

Therefore, Ireland is also one of the countries with relatively high education level in the world. The compulsory free education stage in Ireland is from 6 years old to 15 years old. Most Irish people have received higher education, which greatly promoted their economic prosperity and creativity.

2. Language advantage

Ireland is a pure English-speaking country with complete educational facilities and world-class education level. Trinity University Dublin, with a history of more than 400 years, is as famous as Oxford and Cambridge in Britain and has always been the education center of the world. The University of Dublin ranks in the top 30 in the business world, and the graduate business school has won the triple crown certification.

In the fields of medicine, engineering, computer and so on, the teaching level and quality of Irish universities are higher than those of similar universities in Europe and America, and they are widely recognized in the world (the advanced high-tech level such as computers is among the best in the world).

3. Education system

Ireland is a pure English-speaking country with complete educational facilities. Its education system is divided into three stages: 8-year primary education; Secondary education for 5-6 years; Higher education offers a wide range of courses, including vocational education, technical training, undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Influenced by the British tradition, higher education in Ireland generally takes three years to obtain a bachelor's degree, 1-2 years to complete a master's degree, and at least three years to study for a doctorate.

Apart from attracting students and talents from all over the world, Ireland is also very competitive in various fields. According to the global competitiveness report of 100 countries and regions released by China Academy of Social Sciences in 2006, the countries and regions that entered the top 10 were: the United States, Germany, Japan, Britain, France, the Netherlands, Ireland, Canada, Italy and Belgium. At the same time, Ireland is a big software exporter in the world, and well-known software companies such as IBM and Microsoft have their European headquarters in Ireland. Irish unique Celtic culture is also very famous, and its famous tap dance "riverdance" has been deeply loved by people all over the world.

4. More favorable study fees

Ireland's education system is divided into three stages: primary education (8 years); Secondary education (5-6 years); Higher education offers a wide range of courses, including vocational education, technical training, undergraduate and postgraduate courses. The stage of compulsory free education in Ireland is from 6 years old to 16 years old.

Investing in immigrating to Ireland will not only enable the whole family to enjoy a high-quality life with high welfare in Europe, but also provide resources for their children's education and save a lot of education expenses. Because of the low price level in Ireland, studying and living in Ireland can save about 30-40% compared with studying and living in Britain.

5. Employment prospects

More advantageously, the Irish government allows overseas students to work in Ireland for two years after graduation, and these two years can be renewed, provided that local employers in Ireland provide students with permanent jobs. This kind of visa is called a work visa, which is different from permanent immigration. However, internships in Irish universities are included in the courses of studying abroad, and international students do not need to apply for a work visa to participate in internships.

6. There are many employment opportunities

Ireland is known as "Silicon Valley of Europe" and is the second largest software exporter in the world. Eight of the top ten computer companies in the world are headquartered in Ireland, such as Microsoft, IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Dell and GATEWAY. At the same time, Ireland is also the second largest financial service center in Europe. More than 500 banks and financial institutions regard Ireland as a service base in Europe, including the financial settlement center of the Bank of China, which is also located in Dublin, the capital of Ireland.

Ireland is also known as the second largest pharmaceutical exporter in the world. Among the 20 pharmaceutical companies in the world, 16 take Ireland as their European headquarters, including Wyeth, Nutrilite, gsk and Schering-Plough.