Kerry Dream
we are thinking of retiring to Southern Ireland and been reading various web sites on a 50k threshhold person per year and a lump sum of 250k just incase ( emergencies etc ), both me and my wife have visited Co. Kerry many times as my daughter is married to an irish man whose parents / grand parents come from co.kerry and we have fallen in love with the area.
Buying a place or renting is not a problem to us its just this yearly income thats concerning.... can anyone clear this up for me thanks |
Re: Kerry Dream
Originally Posted by Grumpyseagull
(Post 12923505)
we are thinking of retiring to Southern Ireland and been reading various web sites on a 50k threshhold person per year and a lump sum of 250k just incase ( emergencies etc ), both me and my wife have visited Co. Kerry many times as my daughter is married to an irish man whose parents / grand parents come from co.kerry and we have fallen in love with the area.
Buying a place or renting is not a problem to us its just this yearly income thats concerning.... can anyone clear this up for me thanks Nationals who need permission to enter and reside in IrelandCitizens of certain non-EEA countries must apply for an entry visa before they travel to Ireland. You can find out if you need a visa to enter Ireland. If you want to come to Ireland to live, you have to apply for a long stay visa (category D visa). You have to show that you have enough money to support yourself in Ireland.When you have arrived in Ireland, you have to apply for a Stamp 0 immigration permission. This permission can given to people who have:
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Re: Kerry Dream
Thanks cor getting back so quick...
we live in England |
Re: Kerry Dream
Originally Posted by Grumpyseagull
(Post 12923551)
Thanks cor getting back so quick...
we live in England https://www.gov.uk/guidance/living-i...at-you-must-do Nationals who can enter and live in Ireland with no restrictionsIrish citizens and UK citizens can enter Ireland and reside here without any conditions.Visas and residencyUK citizens do not need a visa or residency permit to live, work or study in Ireland. Under the Common Travel Area (CTA), UK and Irish citizens can live and work freely in each other’s countries and travel freely between them. Both the UK and Irish governments are committed to protecting the CTA. Read our guidance on the CTA.Ireland’s Citizens Information service has advice about moving to and living in Ireland. You must tell the UK government offices that deal with your benefits, pension and tax if you are moving or retiring abroad. |
Re: Kerry Dream
Good news....i will track down a government email or telephone number to confirm but i wonder what those figures are for......non eu countries?
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Re: Kerry Dream
Originally Posted by Grumpyseagull
(Post 12923567)
Good news....i will track down a government email or telephone number to confirm but i wonder what those figures are for......non eu countries?
https://www.citizensinformation.ie/e..._citizens.html |
Re: Kerry Dream
Lovely....
thanks for your help |
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When The Irish Free State was set up arrangements were made and have continued tpo allow citizens. of The UK and the Free State to move freely. A quid pro quo or if I may be flippant, "A punt pro pound" (although the punt has long since been replaced by the Euro !
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common...stem_from_2021 |
Re: Kerry Dream
Lovely...
thanks for the reply and me and my significant other are looking forward to retirement...with a room with a view |
Re: Kerry Dream
I came over from Orkney to Mayo over twenty years ago. Just like travelling between eg Orkney and Scotland. Easy.
Lived in Kerry a few years but my heart is in Mayo and I retired here six years ago to an offshore island. Just lovely.. Ocean and mountains all around, There are of course differences as Ireland IS a different county with a different culture etc |
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