Seven age groups suitable for Irish immigrants

# Irish Immigrants # Introduction Ireland is recognized as a medical science and technology center in the world, and 17 of the 25 health care companies in the world are located in Ireland. Ireland is not only suitable for investment, but also has good welfare benefits. The following are seven age groups suitable for Irish immigrants. Welcome to read!

1. Seven age groups suitable for Irish immigrants

Many parents immigrated to Ireland before 1 and 10 for the sake of their children's future development. As soon as the child was born, it brought immigrants. What are the benefits of children immigrating to Ireland at this stage? Fast integration into local culture: Perfect integration with local culture, don't underestimate children's adaptability, children's adaptability is often higher than that of adults.

2.9- 1 1 year old: It's time to learn a second foreign language.

According to research, the period of learning a second foreign language is 9- 1 1. Immigrants aged 9 to 1 1 will earn much more in the future than immigrants with the same background who immigrated after 18. Settled in Ireland before the child 1 1 is helpful for children to master English fluently and make their education and employment smoother.

Fluency in English has a great influence on the future salary level and promotion potential of immigrants, and fluency in English is closely related to the age of immigrants.

3. immigrated to Ireland in middle school.

What will happen to 12- 17-year-old middle school students who immigrate with their parents? Although learning a second foreign language is before 1 1 years old, this does not mean that there is no immigration advantage in the later stage. Immigrants of this age also have unique advantages:

First of all, students can lay a good foundation in learning and language. Secondly, I can stand on the same starting line with other children in high school. When I apply for a foreign university, I can treat foreign students in all aspects. Finally, in the long-term planning of children's growth, people can choose whether to develop abroad or at home.

4. Apply for Irish immigration at the university level.

University immigrants know Irish culture better than middle school students. Meanwhile, people in their twenties are also willing to accept new things.

But compared with the children of young immigrants, the fixed learning mode formed by family education will give them a more difficult adaptation period.

5. Apply for Irish immigration in your thirties.

Immigrants in their thirties are usually investment immigrants or immigrants with high-tech talents. For the elite in their thirties who rule this country, immigration is an opportunity for life to take off.

People of this age group have relatively strong immigration ability. If they had received a better education before, English would not be a problem.

Apply for Irish immigration at the age of 6 or 40.

Over 30 is the rising period of career, and over 40 is generally the peak of career. For middle-aged immigrants, the wisest thing to do is to change their nationality for assets and tax reasons while their main work and life are still in China. Or as a forward-looking means to prepare for retirement or children's higher education.

7.50-year-old applying for Irish immigration.

After the age of 50, most people immigrate to enjoy life. As for immigrants over 60, many of them are for family reunion. Children of this age generally have small businesses abroad, so it is not difficult to ensure that their parents emigrate.

2. How to get an Irish passport

1, born in Ireland

If your parents are foreign citizens, your parents must prove that they have real ties with Ireland in order to obtain citizenship, for example, they have legally lived in Ireland for at least three years before you were born.

2. Parents of Irish citizens

Regardless of your birthplace, if your parents are Irish citizens, you also have the right to obtain citizenship. This applies regardless of how your parents acquired Irish citizenship (birth, marriage, etc.). Whether your parents were married or not when you were born.

However, before you apply for citizenship, you must register with the Irish Foreign Births Registry.

If one of your parents is Irish and you want to get an Irish passport, the process will be easier. You need their marriage certificate; A valid official identity card; If your Irish parents have died, please provide a copy of their death certificates and a complete long-form birth certificate of your Irish parents, which should show your grandparents' names, places of birth and age of birth.

You also need your own long-term birth certificate; Documents proving that you have changed your name, such as marriage certificate (if it has happened); A notarized copy of your current passport and at least three notarized copies of your ID card, one of which must be a photo ID card; Bank/utility bill with your current address; And two signed passport photos.

3. Irish grandparents

If you are much farther away from Ireland than your parents, it will help to have an Irish citizen and grandparents born in Ireland. Even if neither of your parents was born in Ireland, you can still apply for citizenship through your grandparents.

After confirming that you have or have had Irish grandparents, the next thing to do is to call the Irish consulate and ask them to send you an application form. Most major cities in the United States have Irish consulates. They should also be able to advise you on the correct documentation for your application.

You also need a marriage certificate from your grandparents; Your parents' birth certificate and marriage certificate; And the original death certificates of all deceased relatives. If the grandparents have died, they need to show a certified copy of their death certificate, and if they are still alive, they need to show their current official identity documents (such as driver's license or passport).

Looking up Irish literature will help you know a lot about the birthplace and time of Irish grandparents, which may involve some genealogical research.

It's important to remember that you can't apply for Irish citizenship based on your previous descent or any other relationship in your family, unless at least one of your parents or grandparents born in Ireland was an Irish citizen at the time of your birth. In order for you to apply for citizenship earlier than your grandparents, your parents or grandparents must have been registered as Irish citizens at birth.

4. Foreign birth registration

In order to make life easier for future generations who may wish to acquire Irish citizenship, it is a good idea to register foreign births as early as possible to avoid being passed down from generation to generation. If you want to be on the roster, you can apply online here. To complete this application, you can find a list of everything you need here.

Once you pass the registration, you will receive a certificate confirming that you have entered the Irish foreign birth registration. When applying for an Irish passport, you can use this certificate as proof of Irish citizenship. You must complete the registration procedure before you can apply for an Irish passport.

5. Immigration and naturalization

Irish passport can also acquire Irish nationality through immigration. The welcome way is that Ireland invests and stays in local enterprises for at least 1 10,000 euros, and Irish executives stay in local enterprises for10.6 million euros with employer guarantee or 400,000 euros with investment company's self-management, and will be returned in five years. So if you are not related to Ireland, you can also get Irish citizenship.

6. Marry an Irish citizen

If you marry an Irish citizen, you also have the right to acquire Irish citizenship through naturalization (although this is not absolute). To apply for citizenship through marriage, you must meet the following conditions: you must be married to an Irish citizen for at least three years; You must have "continuous residence" in Ireland for one year before the date of application; Finally, you must have lived on the island of Ireland for at least four years before the year of continuous residence. In the past 5 years, you must always have an identifiable residence for 3 years.

3. Policies and conditions of investment immigration in Ireland

Invest 400,000 euros in the employer's enterprise and return it after 5 years. During this period, the enterprise will provide its own mortgaged property as repayment guarantee, and provide the price evaluation report of the third-party evaluation agency.

Or directly invest 6.5438+0.6 million euros to match the local employer, and the fee is not refundable. Special price 1.6 million euros can be handled.

1, Irish investment and residence immigration policy

According to this policy, non-EU citizens can obtain residence permit in Ireland if they invest at least 65,438+0,000 euros in Ireland for at least 3 years. This is also a Stamp4 visa, second only to Irish citizens.

2. Application conditions for investment and residence immigrants in Ireland

Principal applicant:

At least 18 years old

Non-EU citizens

No criminal record certificate

Investment projects must be approved by the Irish government.

Subsidiary applicant:

Legal spouse

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18-24 years old single, financially dependent children

3. Investment criteria for Irish immigrants to invest in housing.

Investment in local enterprises in Ireland is not less than 6,543,800 euros+0,000 euros for at least 3 years.