Immigration Ireland focuses on living in Ireland and the latest news. Ireland, known as the 'Emerald Isle', is a beautiful country with stunning landscapes and bustling modern cities. It is not only rich in history but also has deep cultural roots imbued with artistic atmosphere. During the May Day International Labor Day, many new immigrants settled in Ireland can lock in these travel spots for a spontaneous journey.
Cashel Rock Castle
The most noteworthy feature of Cashel Rock Castle is the Cormac's Chapel, which stands 28 meters high. Built in the early 12th century without the use of plaster, it is a prime example of 12th-century Romanesque architecture in Ireland, perfectly illustrating the dual identity of Cashel Rock Castle as both a religious center and a medieval fortress.
Giant's Causeway
Visitors can arrange their own route to visit the Giant's Causeway and walk along the unusual rock formations to the wild North Atlantic, or ascend along the shepherd's steps to overlook the rocky coastline. Visitors can also gain insights into this World Heritage Site; the geological formation and legends behind the stone columns will surely leave you captivated!
Glendalough Valley
This is a valley shaped by glaciers and the Wicklow Mountains, where a nobleman abandoned his privileged life and, inspired by his faith, retreated into a cave—this is St. Kevin. Visitors can faintly feel the monastic life of that time. Both the official route and several other routes in Glendalough Valley are worth trying.
Skellig Michael
Skellig Michael is also a World Heritage Site. It is home to many puffins, making it a great birdwatching spot. To this day, reaching this island is no easy task, as boats can only land when the sea is calm. Boats can come from both Ballinskelligs and Portmagee, and there is also a visitor center on Valencia Island.
National Museum of Ireland
From these artifacts, we can see the layout of the city and daily life from 1000 years ago, as well as the trade connections from all directions. The museum also houses a large collection of weapons, illuminated manuscripts of the 'Book of Kells' discovered in bogs, and well-preserved bog bodies (possibly offerings from the Iron Age and early tribes).
Dunluce Castle
Dunluce Castle in Northern Ireland is hard to defend; it is perched on a rocky cliff that rises high into the clouds and extends to the sea, with only a bridge over the gorge (once a drawbridge) providing access. As early as the 13th century, this area was territory of the MacDonnell family. Passing through the arched gateway with defensive towers, you arrive at the atmospheric inner courtyard where you can freely explore historical ruins and gaze at the stunning views of the Antrim Coast.
Ireland's immigration policy was introduced in 2012 and adjusted in July 2013. According to Worldway immigration experts, since the modification of the immigration policy, the investment in government-designated real estate projects has been the most popular. Investors who invest €500,000 in government-designated property projects can have their investment fully refunded after five years, and having resided for five years out of eight qualifies them to apply for citizenship. Those interested in immigrating to Ireland are encouraged to call the hotline: 400-138-2929
[Special Note] Worldway's ten-year anniversary gift vouchers for U.S. investment immigration will expire on April 30. Investors are encouraged to make use of them as soon as possible. For more information on projects and activities, please inquire at: 400-138-2929
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