Ireland Immigration News
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Great News! Ireland Investment Migration Welcomes Favorable Changes, Investment Costs Drop by 50%
Major News! Ireland's investment migration program has introduced favorable changes. By investing in a loan project approved by the Irish government, you only need to invest 500,000 Euros to apply for residency for your entire family. Furthermore, the investment principal will be returned in full after 5 years, effectively reducing the investment cost by 50%.
Ireland to Include Chinese in 'Leaving Cert' Curriculum Starting in 2022
Worldway Immigration Group has learned that Ireland will include Chinese in its Leaving Cert curriculum starting in 2022! At the end of last year, the Irish government released its foreign language teaching strategy for the next decade. Starting in 2020, Chinese language courses will be fully integrated into the Irish secondary school curriculum, and from 2022, Chinese language scores will be officially included in the total score for the Irish Leaving Cert.
Ireland Immigration 2018, Second Round of Applications Now Open!
Ireland immigration, the second round of application window for 2018 is about to officially open and will accept applications. From March 14 to March 28, the window will be open for only two weeks. Interested applicants can start preparing their materials. Those who intend to immigrate to Ireland must seize the opportunity.
Ireland will launch over 30 international routes, fantastic!
In 2018, Dublin, Cork, Shannon, Kerry, West Ireland, Belfast City Airport, and Belfast International Airport will add more than 30 new routes.
New Policies Announced by the Irish Government in 2018!
According to the budget announced by the Irish government, many policies officially took effect on January 1, 2018, including adjustments to the minimum hourly wage and personal income tax policies directly related to individuals' "pocketbooks."
Ireland Immigration 2018, Only 14 Days in January to Submit Documents!
On December 22, 2017, the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS) announced the submission dates and latest requirements for the 2018 investment immigration program. Unlike previous years, the submission period for 2018 has changed from 3 weeks to 2 weeks.
Attention! New Trends in Irish Investment Immigration 2018
Ireland has specific time requirements for submitting immigration applications. If you miss this period, you will have to wait for the next round, and there are only five opportunities each year! On December 22, 2017, the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS) issued a notice announcing the latest submission times and requirements for the investment immigration program in 2018.
A Detailed Explanation of the New Irish Immigrant Investor Programme
As 2017 draws to a close, the deadline for the final batch of Irish Immigrant Investor Programme applications is approaching. Today, we provide a comprehensive, 360-degree overview and analysis of the current Irish investment immigration policy to give you the most intuitive and clear understanding.
Irish Immigration Service Delivery (INIS) Releases “Latest” 2018 Investment Migration Policy!
On December 22, 2017, the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS) updated the content regarding the Immigrant Investor Programme on its official website. The key updates are as follows:
Finally an Upgrade! The New Irish Residence Permit (IRP) Will Replace the GNIB Card!
Effective December 11, 2017, the new Irish Residence Permit (IRP) will replace the old GNIB card. Those who have an appointment to process their Irish residence card after the 11th will receive the new IRP directly; there is no need to worry if you notice the card color has changed to blue. Although the name and card design have changed, the functionality remains the same.
Multinational Corporations Rush to Ireland, Investment Immigration Value Soars!
As one of the developed countries in Western Europe, Ireland possesses many unique advantages, making it a highly sought-after immigration destination for numerous high-net-worth Chinese families.
Ireland Full of Benefits: Starting in December, Self-Employed Individuals Can Receive Sick Pay
It is understood that starting December 1st of this year, approximately 326,000 self-employed individuals in Ireland will be eligible for long-term sick pay—this marks the first time Ireland has provided national income protection for this group. This illness benefit is specifically designed for those unable to work due to long-term illness or disability, with a payment of 198.50 euros per week—the specific amount may also increase depending on the number of dependent adults or children...