How do Americans live and work in Ireland if they are dating an Irish Citizen?
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marriage is the only long term option
451229
There are two kinds of people in this world, the Irish and those who want to be Irish.
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If your Dad is a US citizen, then you should be too so I am assuming he is not your biological father.  With that assumption, your fiance should contact INS and simply state that he wants to visit and if all goes well with family, etc.. that you want to marry and what will happen at that point. \n\nHe will probably get a green card too.  You should get your citizenship as soon as you can, I dont know the rules on how long  you have to be in the country. \n\nIf he works in computers or another hard to recruit field, he may be able to get an H1b visa as well.
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Hey Freelance PA.  I'm a PA working in Ireland and would be interested to know if you get any work out of this.
92630
The easiest  way is to marry an American citizen. If you have American friends ask them to help you find love with an American.
558933
Boy, can I relate!  I am from NY and my fiance is from Ohio.  We talked for a year online, then met in person.  We dated exclusively from that point on.  Granted, we only saw each other about one weekend a month, he proposed almost 2 years after we started officially dating, and a year later I moved to Ohio.  (that was in january)  We've been together a little over 3 years and are getting married next week.  So, it can work, however, you're not engaged yet in my opinion.  You definately HAVE to meet the person and get to know the real person before you make that kind of lifelong commitment.  I've run across a lot of guys online that weren't who they said they were, so it is VERY important to get to know the real person first.  Good luck!
120656
come to america and go out and meet someone.
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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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"International sexual relationship" - it sounds too serious...\nSo, we now divide relationships into Italian, French, American...depending on whose citizen our partner is?! Silly!\nP.S. I don't make the difference between Americans (since I'm American citizen) and non - Americans. I wouldn't mind to meet somebody from Italy...:) as long as he lives close to me...
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Hi Podge, as an insider (Irish) I'm probably the last one to tell you that Hibernian males are appealling to other folk but a German friend of mine had a long romance with a Kildare guy so if you're a decent sort (as opposed to a wannabee Ross O'Carroll-Kelly) you'll win the hearts of lots of fair ladies in far flung places. Of course, you may end up meeting and falling for an Irish girl on one of Sydney's beaches. Hope you get on well.
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Be friends first!! Dont just think you can dive into a relationship and expect it to work. Get to know eachother really well. I met my fiance in a online chat room. We were friends first for a few years, now we're planning on getting married soon. I live in Canada and hes in the USA. We get to see eachother in person every few months, and talk on the phone everynight and use our webcams as much as possible. So this new girl you've met could end up being someone you want to spend your life with. Just take it slow. Nothing just happens overnight. As far as wanting to see eachother. Dont just think either you or her have to move to be with eachother. Long distance relationships do and can work out. All depends on you and the other person. If it does turn out that you want to spend your life with this girl, theres options. You can have her move to the US to be with you, or you move there. Right now, I'm waiting on my fiance visa to move to the USA, so thats an option for you. I dont know how the government in the Phillipines works, but thats something you can look into. Remember, one step at a time. Best of luck to ya!
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On the assumption of your name, you must be from India. If so, you should know your custom of proposal and marriage. Should she be an American, than simply ask her.  .
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No we don't, we dont dye our rivers green or drink green beer, we dont sit down to a feast of cabbage and corned beef, or go around pinching someone who isnt wearing green. These are all American customs. In Ireland, the older folks go to mass, the rest of us celebrate with the Patrick's day festival, which lasts for 5 days. On the day itself, we go to the parade, then hit the pub and dance the night away. Check out www.stpatricksday.ie and see all that went on over the week.
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Check Intel, who has extensive offices in Ireland.\nhttp://www.interviewat.com/intel
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I'm an American of Irish decent, married to a American of German decent. It made my family so angry when I married outside my species that they all got piss drunk and beat me up. And then, they sentenced me to..........."The Wearin' of the Green Shoes"! So now, if I return to Ireland, I'll be marked for assassination by both Protestants and Catholics alike.  ;-)
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Find your nearest Irish pub. There are thousands. Germans who go there often speak English and are looking to practice.
534471
marry an american or get born-again there