MOVING TO IRELAND
Jan 19th 2009, 10:30 pm
#31
Niamh,Paul + 4 :)
Joined: Jul 2007
Location: sunshine coast, now back home in Ireland :)
Posts: 1,861
Re: MOVING TO IRELAND
Surley you can claim jobseekers allowance, as it is means tested, Im moving back in March from the UK and have been enquired in case I cant get a job, and I will be entitled to jobseekers allowance but its means tested and you need to pass the habitual residency test. www.citizensinformation.ie this is a really good site for those moving to Ireland
thats great info
Jan 19th 2009, 11:15 pm
#32
By name and by nature
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 1,852
Re: MOVING TO IRELAND
[QUOTE=Baby75;7189269]
Hiya - I'm in NZ and from Wicklow - I'd love to see the pics
I cant get it either. Ive never paid into it so I cant claim it. People think that immigrants simply turn up and claim all sorts. I think its only people with children that actually get benefit. It was the same in Canada. You paid into an unemployment insurance that ran out after a year of unemployment.[/QUOTE
I think most people think asylum seekers get a lot! but i know when we chose to move to a country we have to work hard, as your not entitled to any thing at first, here its 2 years! ild say once you are paying tax you will be entitled to tax incentives and help if its needed, just in case!
Have some nie pictures of Wicklow if any one is interested ill post them
I think most people think asylum seekers get a lot! but i know when we chose to move to a country we have to work hard, as your not entitled to any thing at first, here its 2 years! ild say once you are paying tax you will be entitled to tax incentives and help if its needed, just in case!
Have some nie pictures of Wicklow if any one is interested ill post them
Hiya - I'm in NZ and from Wicklow - I'd love to see the pics
Jan 19th 2009, 11:43 pm
#33
Niamh,Paul + 4 :)
Joined: Jul 2007
Location: sunshine coast, now back home in Ireland :)
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Jan 19th 2009, 11:47 pm
#34
Niamh,Paul + 4 :)
Joined: Jul 2007
Location: sunshine coast, now back home in Ireland :)
Posts: 1,861
Re: MOVING TO IRELAND
here is some more!
Jan 20th 2009, 7:35 am
#35
Éireann go Brách
Joined: Mar 2006
Location: White Man in Hammersmith Palais
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Re: MOVING TO IRELAND
[QUOTE=Batty;7189427]
Eh? I never said that... not sure how i was quoted there. {edit} ooh i see now you added Baby's post aswell
Ive got some pics of Wicklow from Sunday i'll upload them.
Ive got some pics of Wicklow from Sunday i'll upload them.
Last edited by Londonuck; Jan 20th 2009 at 8:57 am.
Jan 20th 2009, 9:01 am
#36
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Joined: Oct 2005
Location: bristol
Posts: 128
Re: MOVING TO IRELAND
Hi again
Jobseekers benefit is to do with having paid stamps in Ireland, Jobseekers allowance is for those who have not paid stamps and is means tested. Its all to do with the freedom of movement within the EU.I have spoken to so many people in Ireland overe the last couple of months about this, so much so that my irish accent is back big time
Jobseekers benefit is to do with having paid stamps in Ireland, Jobseekers allowance is for those who have not paid stamps and is means tested. Its all to do with the freedom of movement within the EU.I have spoken to so many people in Ireland overe the last couple of months about this, so much so that my irish accent is back big time
