How much does it cost to immigrate to Ireland

Hello, since July 18 last year, the 1 million euro national bond investment immigration project and the 500,000 yuan national bond + 450,000 self-housing mixed investment immigration project in the investment immigration policy have been suspended. Since then, there have been two fewer ways to immigrate to Ireland by investment.

Fortunately, Ireland** has not cancelled the Irish entrepreneur immigration. As a very reliable immigration method for Irish immigration, Irish entrepreneur immigration has attracted much attention. Compared to other methods, Irish entrepreneurs immigrate to invest less money, approval is fast, and the risk is very low.

So how much does it cost to immigrate as an entrepreneur in Ireland? An investment of €500,000 in an Irish business project is sufficient. Compared with the other three ways (i.e., 2 million euros investment in real estate trusts** 500,000 euros investment** (investment ** has strict requirements) 500,000 euros invested in public welfare projects), Irish entrepreneurs immigrate, invest for at least 3 years, and return the full amount of investment at the end of the investment period.

€1,000,000 - €1,000,000 Investment** approved by the Bank of Ireland (5 years) €1,000,000 - €500,000 contribution approved by Ireland** Business Investment(at least 3 years).

€2 million REIT**.

Choose one of the four ways.

Yes, on December 20, 2016, the official website of the Irish Immigration Planning Agency issued a notice announcing that the type of investment in enterprises and the type of investment in enterprises will be adjusted to 1 million euros, which is consistent with the original Irish investment immigration policy in 2012.

My aunt has just immigrated to Ireland, and it is said that there are several ways, but she chooses the 500,000 euro investment immigration kind, and I heard that the principal will be recovered after 5 years of investment, and there will be stable interest. For specific questions, you can consult Smith Consulting Immigration Agency.

Three ways to immigrate to Ireland:

1. Study abroad + work immigration.

Immigration to Ireland is a very cost-effective process for international students. It is not difficult to study in Ireland, and you can get a one-year graduation visa (stamp 1G) after graduating from a bachelor's degree, and two years after graduating with a master's degree or doctorate.

If you find a job with an annual salary of more than €30,000 during the validity period of your visa, you can get a stamp

1 visa. 1 visa in 1 year, and after 5 years, you can get a Stamp 4 visa. stamp

The 4th visa is a long-term residence permit, which can be granted for a long-term residence permit with a validity period of 2 years, and then renewed for a 3-year permit, and then renewed every 5 years. Get stamp

After 4, you can enjoy the same rights and interests as local residents. Further meet the residency requirement to become a naturalised Irish citizen.

2. Investment immigration.

After all, there are only a few people who study and immigrate to Ireland, and most of them immigrate to Ireland by investment. Ireland's tax system is one of the best in Europe, not only for many multinational companies in Europe, but also for many high-net-worth individuals who are willing to obtain both status and tax benefits through investment immigration.

Originally, Ireland investment immigration only required 500,000 euros, but it was directly doubled from January 17 to 1 million euros. The 1 million euros need to be invested in a local company or a designated investment, and the investment period is about 5 years. **The principal and interest will be returned after maturity, and the investment company needs to bear certain risks.

3. Donate to immigrants.

In addition to investment immigration, Ireland** also allows immigration through donations. But the donations are gone. Donation to immigrants is required to contribute no less than 500,000 euros to Irish public welfare projects in the fields of arts, sports, health, culture or education, and contribute to public welfare and charity in Ireland; or group donation, i.e. 5 or more investors invest in a donation project, each of which can invest no less than 400,000 euros.