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One thing that may have been good to add, is the length of time / financial requirements to get citizenship. For example, I'm personally planning to move to Ir

One thing that may have been good to add, is the length of time / financial requirements to get citizenship. For example, I'm personally planning to move to Ireland relatively soon; in part because it's one of the easiest to get dual citizenship (5 of the last 9 years)[1]. [1] https://www.quora.com/Which-EU-country-has-the-easiest-citizenship-requirements https://www.quora.com/Which-EU-country-has-the-easiest-citiz...

CalRobert 8y ago
Good luck! It's one of the easier european ones. Three years should you happen to find yourself with an Irish spouse btw.
- lettergram 8y ago
  Already married and kids :) so no going back now! Lol
dorchadas 8y ago
Same, though not solely for EU citizenship, but also because I love Ireland. My issue is just getting a job, so it's likely going to be back to school for me, which will push off the counter for years, but give me more networking opportunities.
- lettergram 8y ago
  Something I'm still trying to figure out is if I can have a remote job. There are plenty of jobs that are remote.
  - endersshadow 8y ago
    The thing that's difficult in Ireland is internet access if you're living outside of Dublin. We looked at moving to Dingle for a bit, but we couldn't find anything available (from America) that had high speed internet. Granted, it was out in the countryside, so I completely understand, but it was a non-starter as far as going there for a remote job was. It's just something you have to keep in mind that if you're coming from an American city you may not think about.
    - daveoflynn 8y ago
      Was that a while ago? Dingle town (and many other small towns in Kerry) have fibre: https://fibrerollout.ie/rollout-map/ https://fibrerollout.ie/rollout-map/ . Lots of houses have been connected in the last 2-3 years.
      - endersshadow 8y ago
        Yeah, it was a few years ago. That's amazing, though. I'm going to have to show my wife this map!
scrollaway 8y ago
Passports.io is a good resource for that. https://passports.io https://passports.io

CalRobert 8y ago

Good luck! It's one of the easier european ones. Three years should you happen to find yourself with an Irish spouse btw.

lettergram 8y ago
Already married and kids :) so no going back now! Lol

dorchadas 8y ago

Same, though not solely for EU citizenship, but also because I love Ireland. My issue is just getting a job, so it's likely going to be back to school for me, which will push off the counter for years, but give me more networking opportunities.

lettergram 8y ago
Something I'm still trying to figure out is if I can have a remote job. There are plenty of jobs that are remote.
- endersshadow 8y ago
  The thing that's difficult in Ireland is internet access if you're living outside of Dublin. We looked at moving to Dingle for a bit, but we couldn't find anything available (from America) that had high speed internet. Granted, it was out in the countryside, so I completely understand, but it was a non-starter as far as going there for a remote job was. It's just something you have to keep in mind that if you're coming from an American city you may not think about.
  - daveoflynn 8y ago
    Was that a while ago? Dingle town (and many other small towns in Kerry) have fibre: https://fibrerollout.ie/rollout-map/ https://fibrerollout.ie/rollout-map/ . Lots of houses have been connected in the last 2-3 years.
    - endersshadow 8y ago
      Yeah, it was a few years ago. That's amazing, though. I'm going to have to show my wife this map!

scrollaway 8y ago

Passports.io is a good resource for that. https://passports.io https://passports.io