what do i need to do to move to ireland?
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That depends on a number of things. Most importantly what your current nationality is.\nIf you are a European Passport holder it will be easier for you.\n\nThe following site is packed with free information, but they do encourage you to buy their guide.\nhttp://www.movetoireland.com/\n\nOther Sources\n\nOasis (Online Access to Services, Information and Support)\nhttp://www.oasis.gov.ie/moving_country/moving_to_ireland/\nhttp://www.oasis.gov.ie/\n\nGovernment of Ireland Website.\nhttp://www.gov.ie/
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Yup check out http://foreignaffairs.gov.ie/services/visa/
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No idea, but try posting your question here:\n\nhttp://www.irishlegends.com/
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Are many high tech companies located in Ireland, not just in Dublin, but most are. About quarter of population is located in Dublin. Weather is fairly mild, never too cold or too hot (25C is hot day in summer), i.e. you might get snow once a year in Dublin. Does rain a bit, but that's what rain jackets are for. \n\nYou should be able to pick up some part time job relatively easy, as is growing economy & at full employment. I have no idea what would earn if working in software area, but if is just some unskilled part-time work, e.g. in a shop, 7.65 euro is the minimum hourly rate in law for experienced adult workers. \n\nAccommodation can be expensive enough & tricky to find if you are looking at peak times: i.e. when college year starts in September for most universities. So you should be willing to spend bit of time searching if you havne't got something lined up.
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Residency requirements for marriage in Ireland\nI think the sites below might answer your question.
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Your from Ireland?\nI'm sure there would be plenty of people available for him;otherwise, your fucked!
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Take a Mag flight (free or cheap military flight) to ireland.  I did that with my friends when we were in the Marines.
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Yes, Brits, just get out of the country and leave the Irish to rule themselves.\n\nYou had to do it to my country India, and I am sure that you'll have to do it with Ireland too.\n\nst
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Just go to any of the European embassies and apply for a Schengen (spp?) visa.
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Deoends where ya from...If an Eu citizen then yes but if not contact the Irish embassy for further details of work visa's. If he has someone who will sponsor him then he can
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Some member states require a visa, others don't.  Check with the consulate of the country you wish to visit.  As for moving around within EU once you're there, you need to ask about that too.
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You need to come to Maine!\n\nhttp://ludb.clui.org/ex/i/ME3145/
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Excellent idea to do it here.\nThere must be loads of people looking here\nfrom Ireland.\nGood luck - hope you find her.
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Ireland recognises Dual Citizenship and it looks like the US does too, so if you qualify under the Irish requirements: \nThrough birth or descent \nThrough naturalisation \nThrough marriage to an Irish citizen, it may be possible.\n\nThe first site below has information on "Your right to Irish citizenship" and the second site has "Questions and answers on dual US/other citizenship"
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It depends where you come from and where you want to live. Every country makes its own laws about this.\n\n Mostly you can move to a different counrty by either having sufficient funds that you can show (in a bank account) to your designated country-which in turn reassures them that you are not moving there to live of their social welfare funding.\n\nOr you have to be employed by someone in that country who is then supposed to go through a bunch of paperwork in which they state that you are indeed their employee and the salary you are going to receive and how long your contract is for.
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I don't think you should have too many problems. There are many Americans of all ages living in Ireland and most of them are able to integrate very well into Irish life. Sharing a similar language is a big bonus anywhere, and there is a strong link between Ireland and the US due to history and emigration etc. How well people are treated tends to depend on how they treat the country they are living in (a universal law, I think), so if you are interested in the country and its people, you will get along fine. Another point is that the country has gone through a lot of changes in the last few years, so it's probably a lot more possible nowadays to integrate without people wanting or needing to know your business. There is a greater tendency for people to keep to themselves.\n\nSounds interesting though - I wish you the best of luck.
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you may not obtain citizenship trough your son , it is the other way around trough # jus sanguignis # \nyou may contact Ireland embassies in Germany ,as to obtain a visa ,work permit \nhere is the adress :\nhttp://foreignaffairs.gov.ie/irishembassy/Germany.htm\nhere is a page in three languages :\nhttp://www.botschaft-irland.de/