Income tax in Ireland: a guide
Income tax is a tricky thing to wrap your head around anywhere in the world, let alone in when you move to a new country. You know you have to pay it but how much are you charged? Are there…
What types of work permits can non-EEA nationals apply for?
Moving to Ireland from outside the EU with a view to obtaining work? Here is an overview of the nine work permit types granted in Ireland. The whole process of getting a job in Ireland is a more difficult and…
How to get an Irish bank account
If you want to live and work in Ireland, chances are you will need an Irish bank account. After moving here, this is probably one of the first things you will want to do after getting a PPS number. However,…
Social Housing in Ireland: All you need to know
Many people all over the world rely on social housing. But what exactly is it and who provides social housing in Ireland? Social housing is a kind of housing meant for people who can’t afford their own accommodation for whatever…
Ireland has found a town with the most romantic people
An analysis has revealed in which towns of Ireland the most romantic people reside. Although Irish people are maybe not considered the most romantic nation, Ireland has discovered a town where the highest number of Cupids live. The e-commerce…
Planning permission and building a house in Ireland
The Irish dream isn’t a white picket fence and a Cadillac, it’s most likely a wee family, a decent house and a bit of privacy ‒ you need planning permission before building a family nest, so here’s all you need…
How to apply for an Irish bank loan
As the cost of living rises, so does the cost of basic necessities. Things like housing, cars, and travel are becoming more expensive than in the past. In order to combat the rising costs, there is no shame in taking…
7 Ideas for the ultimate Galentine’s Day in Dublin
We all know Valentine’s is fast approaching but don’t forget about Galentine’s Day! It’s a day for celebrating all the love you have for your lady friends. Not sure how to celebrate? Read more to find out all the best…
Irish work permit for highly skilled non-EEA nationals a sure thing
Non-EEA nationals contribute thousands of euros to Ireland’s treasury by applying for and extending their work permits each year. Obtaining an Irish work permit by highly skilled non-EEA nationals in Ireland may be something easily accessible provided they studied the…