1. One of the six English-speaking countries Ireland is one of the six English-speaking countries (the United States, Britain, Ireland, Canada, Australia and New Zealand). Ireland is very suitable for applicants who want to immigrate but don't want to learn any other languages.

Moreover, it should be noted that among the six English-speaking countries, Ireland is the only one that can get the identity quickly and the application conditions are simple.

2. Immigrants do not move.

Many people have their own careers and contacts at home, so they can't move their families abroad. Therefore, more and more people in China no longer take "immigration" as their main purpose, but gradually tend to the mode of "immigration without immigration", which Ireland can just meet.

Ireland has no immigration director among the six English-speaking countries. After obtaining the No.4 visa through the Irish investment immigration program, you can meet the renewal requirements by landing once a year, and you can land once every five years after holding the visa for five years. You can easily achieve "immigration immobility" without giving up your job or business and contacts in China.

3. Simple application conditions

Immigration is a complicated matter. Many immigration programs require language, education and business background, but some applicants can't meet all the requirements. The requirements of Irish immigrants are simple. There is no need to take an English test, and there is no requirement for academic qualifications and work experience. Principal applicant 18 years old or above, one person can apply for family immigration. The processing cycle is only about 9-65,438+02 months, and the fastest is 3 months.

Moreover, in order to reduce the impact of the epidemic on the application progress of investment immigrants, the Irish Ministry of Justice has cancelled the window period limit for submitting applications, and you can apply at any time before the end of this year without worrying about missing the window period.

Step 4 settle in the EU

Many people want to go to Britain, but there are few immigration projects and high conditions in Britain. Due to Britain's withdrawal from the EU, after the transition period at the end of 2020, EU passport holders need to apply for another visa to work and live in the UK. Among the EU countries, only Ireland still maintains a bilateral agreement with Britain, which defines the concept of "* * * the same tourist area". Irish citizens are still free to settle in Britain in the future. So Ireland became a springboard for the curve to settle in Britain. With an Irish passport, you can directly settle in the UK without applying, which is equivalent to permanent residence status in the UK.

Ireland, as a member of the European Union, can enjoy the social welfare benefits of all EU member States while acquiring Irish citizenship, and can settle in any EU country at will.

5. Suitable environment and perfect welfare.

If you have high demands on the environment, education and medical care, then Ireland is also a very good choice. Ireland's natural environment is well maintained, known as the "Emerald Island", with trees and rivers all over the country. Grassland is everywhere, so it is also called "Green Island" and "Emerald". It was rated as one of the world's environmental protection countries.

After immigrating to Ireland, various social benefits such as providing for the aged, having children and pregnant women are comprehensive. In such a country, life is carefree.

For children's education, almost all schools in Ireland, whether public or private, teach in English, which can help children master pure English quickly and integrate into the environment as soon as possible. And studying in middle school in Ireland, the credits obtained are fully recognized by British schools, and Irish universities also fully recognize the credits obtained by students in the UK.

6. The conditions for naturalization are simple.

If you are considering permanent residence in Ireland, you can apply for naturalization. Citizenship will be much easier after obtaining the Irish visa No.4 through the Irish investment immigration program.

You can apply for naturalization if you have lived in Ireland for five consecutive years and lived in Ireland in the last year before applying. If one parent has lived in Ireland legally for more than three years, a child born in Ireland will directly acquire Irish citizenship.

With an Irish passport, you can freely and permanently settle in 27 EU countries, and you can directly settle in the UK without applying for an additional visa.

Irish immigrants' guide to buying houses

If you have the ability to do so, then buying a house in Ireland may be a wise decision. In Ireland, rents are high, especially in cities such as Dublin. Although buying your own house may not be cheap, in the long run, it can provide you with better cost performance.

Besides, there is much to say about having a place that can really be called home. Or a place that can be rented, which is called "buying a house for rent" in Ireland (buying a house mortgage is a mortgage specially designed for this purpose).

Ireland has no restrictions on non-citizens buying real estate. However, if you want to buy farmland as a non-EU citizen, you may need the approval of the Land Commission. It is relatively easy to buy a property anywhere in Ireland, although owning a property in Ireland does not automatically give the owner the right of residence. Besides, owning commercial real estate in Ireland usually doesn't mean you have the right to use it for business.

Buying a house in Ireland is a decision that cannot be taken lightly. In other words, if you have enough savings and extensive research, and have a clear idea about the location and type of house you want to buy, then you are likely to find a place that suits you.

In Ireland, real estate prices vary from place to place. Dublin is by far the most expensive place to live. The price of buying real estate in Golve, Cork and limerick may also be high, depending on the specific location you are looking for. If you are interested in buying real estate, but your budget is limited, you may need to see small towns around Ireland. If yes, consider local facilities and commuting distance.

After immigrating to Ireland, when buying real estate, the prices of houses and apartments in Irish cities are often 10% to 20% higher than the advertised prices, because other bidders in the market have pushed up the prices. So, if you have a budget, look at the houses that are 20% lower than your budget. If you plan to buy a house in rural areas, where competition is generally not so fierce, then your bid should be lower than the price you are prepared to pay, because you may see that competition will affect the final selling price.

Article 3 Types of Irish immigrants

The first type: invest in projects approved by the government, with zero risk and no immigration supervision, and repay the principal in batches after maturity.

Investment amount: EUR 6,543,800+0,000;

Investment method: projects approved by the government, such as nursing homes;

Investment years: at least 3 years;

Investment risk assessment: zero risk

Return on investment: the projects invested by Irish immigrants are all government-approved projects, which are safe and risk-free; English-speaking developed countries, free compulsory education; Welfare system from cradle to grave; Countries with high negative oxygen ions in the world can breathe freely. This choice is very suitable for applicants who simply pursue green cards and avoid investment risks to the maximum extent.

The second type: investment real estate trust.

Investment amount: not less than 2 million euros;

Investment method: invest in one or more real estate trust companies recognized by the Irish government;

Investment period: at least 3 years;

Return on investment: according to the actual return rate of the invested real estate trust or portfolio;

This investment choice gives investors a relatively low-risk investment profit-making way. The risk is low, but the income can be expected, but the investment threshold is high.

The third type: investment funds.

Investment amount: not less than 6,543,800 euros;

Investment method: invest in funds recognized by the Irish Immigration Bureau;

Investment period: at least 3 years;

Return on investment: based on the actual rate of return of the invested fund or portfolio;

This kind of investment has more choices in financial investment, and it is also accompanied by risks.

The fourth type: donation

Donation amount: not less than 6,543,800 euros;

Donation method: free donation to livelihood projects such as art, sports, medical care, culture or education;

Return on investment: none;

This form of immigration is a free donation to Irish visas and livelihood projects. If the donation is made in the name of not less than five investors, the donation amount of each investor is not less than 1 ten thousand euros.