To apply for an Irish residence permit, you need to be over 16 years old. Go to the Irish Immigration Planning Bureau to apply for a GNIB identity card (similar to the Chinese ID card) for 300 euros. Then apply for a re-entry application form, GNIB card, passport, 2 one-inch photos, and a post office money order of 100 euros.

Children under 16 years old need to provide the original and translated copy of the birth medical certificate. A bank draft of 100 euros is the application fee for the D multiple-entry visa. At the request of the Irish Immigration and Naturalization Service, this €100 can only be paid by postal order or bank draft.

The certified draft received by the investor is usually a draft purchased by the lawyer from the bank in advance for the client. After sorting out the documents, hand them over to the window and wait for them to be signed out. Stamp 4 is a stamp placed on the applicant's passport indicating that he or she can live, study and work in Ireland.

The validity period of Stamp 4 obtained for the first time is 2 years. After the expiration, it can be renewed for 3 years. If it is renewed, it will be valid for 5 years. It will be renewed every 5 years in the future.

Extended information:

The Irish belong to the Celts and are the descendants of the first generation of residents of the European continent. They were invaded by England starting in 1169, and the King of England became the Irish king in 1541. King, in 916 the Easter Uprising broke out in Dublin against the colonial rule of the British Empire. On December 6, 1921, the two sides signed the "British-Irish Treaty".

The British were forced to allow 26 counties in southern Ireland to establish the freedom of Ireland State, but the six northern counties still belong to the United Kingdom and become what is now Northern Ireland. In 1937, Ireland declared the establishment of the Republic of Ireland and became independent, but remained within the Commonwealth. On December 21, 1948, Ireland separated from the Commonwealth and adopted a constitution. Becoming a permanently neutral country, on April 18, 1949, the United Kingdom recognized Ireland's independence. ?

Ireland is a highly developed capitalist country. It is also a member of the European Union, the Organization for Economic Co-operation 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, and has won the reputation of "Europe's Little Tiger" due to its developed economy.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia - Ireland