Ireland is a country with a rich historical heritage and high standard of living. Residents of the country can safely move around the Schengen area using a visa-free regime. All this is very attractive for the flow of emigrants. You can use one of several ways to obtain Irish citizenship.
Instruction manual
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Get a temporary residence permit in Ireland. This can be done by organizing your own business in the country. Moreover, the lack of experience in such activities will not prevent you from registering a company. Provide the embassy with an extract from the Irish bank account, which must have at least 300, 000 euros to open a company. It is also necessary to present a tax return on income in order to prove the legality of their receipt. The amount of initial capital can be reduced if you organize a business together with a citizen of the country. Business should be cost-effective, since a work visa is issued for 3 years, and for citizenship it takes 5 years of continuous residence within the country. Therefore, a residence permit will need to be extended, which will be possible only with the successful conduct of business.
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Find a job suitable for your profession. The position of the employee also allows you to get a work visa. But it will be necessary to thoroughly gain a foothold in the workforce in order to be able to extend a residence permit. Finding such a job is easier in Russia in an Irish subsidiary, and then transferred to the main office.
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Marry an Irish citizen. After 3 years of continuous residence in the country and confirmation that you are not going to get a divorce, you can count on obtaining citizenship. Better not consider the option of a fictitious marriage, as you will often be checked by consulate inspectors.
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You can become an Irish citizen by birth or adoption. At least one of the parents of the child must be a resident of the country. But you need to remember that citizenship must be obtained by the mother or father before the birth of the baby.
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The process of naturalization does not include the time when a student studied at an Irish university, or the expectation of a refugee receiving a residence permit.
