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You should also consider consular support in different countries. The UK has an embassy in almost every country and as a British citizen and passport holder it's relatively easy to access consular support wherever you are. Ireland has very few embassies in comparison and it may be more difficult to access consular support in some parts of the world.

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To some extent it often doesn't matter. Unless you are a big international globetrotter, for most it doesn't matter. I have a UK passport and an EU passport and as most of my travels are to the EU and my UK passport can get me an ESTA for the USA, I don't really need a lot more than that, logically speaking. Most people with a UK passport and an EU passport have got most bases covered between them anyway

Hi, Can one apply for Irish citizen if you have been living in England with your Irish spouse?

You've got the right attitude! Don't let them tear you down❤💪🇺🇸. Confidence is key!

Guernsey is not a Overseas territory it is a crown dependency

bro my nana is irish but her son my dad is not on my birthday cert and i am not on his! so what do i need just to get a copy of my nans birth certificate? and do i need to get her doctor to sign it or sign some type of form ? its all confusing but i need to renew my british passport but i would rather just get my irish one sorted please advise cheers

It really depends on ones need, many far east asians in the UK have no interests learning any other European language beside english nor want to live in the EU zone. UK and Ireland are the only two countries that they wanna live in therefore having british passport is enough with visa free to EU zone and living in Ireland with CTA.

The leader of the ENGLISH defence league has a Irish passport WTF

If it's so great, why do so many Irish leave?

Love British people! Welcome to Ireland! ❤❤❤

Read all the comments. Lots of countries got the same idea for naturalised citizens, 10 yrs for Singapore, 5 yrs for Malaysia, 7 yrs for Malta. Literally every old world country got the same rule and grant minister the power to revoke the certificate of naturalisation if one is involved in terrorism which is very normal. What sets new world county at least english speaking countries like Canada USA New Zealand and Australia apart is that they allow naturalised citizens live overseas permanently without filling form to retain the citizenship and declare they only live abroad temporarily per year. The intention is those who come outside of out society should contribute for example pay the tax and work for rest of their life, we give our own citizens the right of keeping citizenship forever doesnt matter where they live bc theyre one of us. - Ireland is for irish. New world counties are founded by immigrants therefore such rule doesnt exist but strip citizenship to prevent from terrorist attacking is just part of national security concern. Lots of Asians i know would rather take british than irish even after brexit. People leave for a reason, if a country is so great with loads of opportunities then why people leave lol.

Anyone asked the Irish? They fought bitter struggles to get rid of Brits!

Why would l want to have access to the EU They've took enough of my money as it it

The Irish like moving to other countries but they hate other countries moving to Ireland

Ireland is full

Ireland does NOT want more migrants. We have been swamped already by economic migrants. Not welcome anymore. We need to deport 100,000s of fake applicants.

UK citizens must stay where they are and form the British Republican Army. The goal is to create a democratic and socialist British Federation. Assistance from veteran Irish republicans is welcome.

yes it's called a ''hrc''. habitual residency. our weather is the least of our problems. our problem is that our EU puppeticians are watching what's happening in the UK and IGNORING IT AND LETTING IN MORE AND MORE AND MORE UNDOCUMENTED ILLEGAL MUSLIMS. We'll be in the same mess as britain soon.

From uk here, we'll give y'all 50,000 muslim refugees from afghanistan and somalia if you need em....we know how much you love visitors😂

Its not an investment program. Its called citizenship by repatriation or ancestry. Do more research on it.

Thanks, but I'll brave it out here in 'Putin's Russia' 😁

Ye are welcome but there's literally nowhere to stay. When we say there's a housing crisis, we're not bleedin joking. Its a god damn crisis. Its a serious emergency. And the govt is too busy jerkin each other off to do anyting about it. The usual farce.

To all my English brothers and sisters watching this, please stay out of our country 800 years of exploitation and anglicisation was enough 🙏 Your elite and capitalist class already own vast swathes of the country so maybe buddy up with them It's only fair, I'm sure many of you have the same attitude towards asylum seekers in your own country, and historically English settlers with money have done infinite times more damage so I know who I would prefer to have here 😂 Thank you for your consideration, not that I expect many of you to pay heed to this message, being English 😂

Thank you. I am surprised that UA-cam allows this scam to be publicized on their site.

Why would you bother

Oh please no!

Can Irish citizens also do the same ? Can they just simply move to the UK and live permanently?

with regards to uk passport holder- “You do not need a visa for short trips to the EU or countries in the Schengen area if both of the following apply: you're staying for 90 days or less in a 180-day period. you're visiting as a tourist or for certain other reasons.”

The CTA has been in effect since 1921, when IRL left the UK. It doesn't award citizenship of either country though.

Uk people welcome here just bring your house with you

Stupid move if your end goal is living in the EU zone, might as well just head straight to that country. Most EU countries have residence permit by investment or business.

If a British citizen living in Ireland was claiming means tested benefits, they wouldn’t qualify to get Irish citizenship on the basis of residency, the rules for them in that regard are the same as for everyone else, they won’t make exceptions to the rules just cause you are British 🙄 You would also not be able to naturalise as a UK citizen living in Ireland if you have a criminal background, both spent or unspent.

Stupidest idea ever, first of all Ireland would not have the resources to deal with 70 million odd people just deciding on a whim to move there, that’s would be 700% of Irelands current population. Also Irish Citizenship via naturalisation is given on the assumption that you will continue to live in Ireland long term, if you take Irish citizenship then take up residency elsewhere, or acquire another citizenship, the Irish government have the power to revoke your citizenship status. If millions of British citizens did happen to move in Ireland in future, then the common travel area would need to be looked at because it would be clearly unsustainable.

This is a fake channel Ireland is full stay home not wanted or needed 🇮🇪🇮🇪

This is nothing new. The common travel area has existed for decades. Ireland is currently experiencing an extreme housing shortage due to supply not keeping up with the exploding demand. Moving there on a whim right now would be a terrible decision imo.

Ireland is facing a housing and immigration crisis. Is it really better than UK now? Serious question.

If as a UK citizen I decide to retire and live in Ireland what is the situation with health cover? Would this be free in the same way that NHS health cover is free to UK citizens living in the UK? Also if I have UK and Irish citizenship and decide to settle in Ireland which would be the best citizenship to use?

UK citizens can also vote in Irish general elections, the only non Irish citizens who can. Also if a UK citizen gives birth to a child in Ireland that child is automatically an Irish citizen and thus an EU citizen: "If either of your parents was an Irish or UK citizen at the time of your birth, you are automatically an Irish citizen if you were born in Ireland" www.citizensinformation.ie/en/moving-country/irish-citizenship/irish-citizenship-through-birth-or-descent/

I have a Singapore passport. Will you get one???

Canarian here. With all due respect, you are mixing a lot of things in a wrong way. We are not protesting against tourist but the tourism model. You said "If you don't want this, just don't advertise it", yeah, like we decide that. We are protesting against OUR goverments. Saying that is pretty naive. In Canary islands, there was a growth of 3.9% in last years.... while locals are poorer every year. Tourist money go to the hotel owners (the majority of them aren't even spanish) and the few politicians who are bought to do nothing. Did you know that they are actually fining people who refuse to give up their homes for tourism? Yeah, look for it... A rent now is more than 60% - 70% of the salary we receive here on average. Our ecosystems are getting heavily damaged and I could go on for weeks... Saying that both sides have a point, where a point is I almost can not support my own life here vs If you dont want me to go don't advertise is infuriating man... And again, our protest are against our goverment and the model. I'm sorry if I sound rude, but the situation here is just unacceptable. Hotel workers have to live far away from hotels because they cant afford rents near the hotels (if there are rents in that areas for locals) and then, they go to wrok for 10 - 12 hours for minimum wage.... Situation is really complex and messed up.

I perfectly understand the anger of the local population. When tourism comes to an extreme that the local residents can't afford their rents or mortgages anymore because air B&B and similar agencies are moving up monthly rents so high that even the people that live on tourism can't get to the end of the month, something goes terribly wrong. Part of the staff in Mallorca are living in miserable conditions due to unaffordable housing. Local residents in Barcelona find no places on public transport to go to their work places or are constantly disturbed by masses of tourists in their neighbourhood. Of course, we are all tourists when we go abroad but the housing sector needs to be regulated and illegal renting cut off. People are legitimately fed up in all the major tourist areas.

Absolutely

Irish passport is way better. Right now Irish passport has visa free access to China, Russia and Iran. Furthermore Irish passport has more soft power than British one. They also enjoy freedom of movement within EEA countries.

Visa-free travel is nice (and is important for global mobility) but it’s still a privilege at the end of the day, and those policies can change. Entering your country (or countries) of citizenship is a *right* not a privilege, and a passport is merely a form of proof that entitles you to do so.

I’ve got Spain, UK and Australia(acquired in that specific order). Spain only allows the status of Dual Nationality with a limited set of countries but does not impede you having other passports. You only need to declare that you want to maintain the Spanish citizenship after you got a new citizenship (within 3 years)

Love the info and transparency.

Looking for a video on: Escape The UK: Non-European Countries For British Expats.

When you naturalise, yes, you do have to inform all the nationalities you currently have - and even the ones you once had, but renounced to or that were revoked. If there is any discrepancies, Spain would block your naturalisation, for instance. But say if you already is Spanish and naturalise elsewhere, Spain wouldn't know about it. Some countries do require in theory that you communicate it or they have it in their constitution that, by obtaining another, you are automatically renouncing their citizenship. Be aware, though, that in certain cases, countries do send letters to the embassy of your "home country" to inform them of your naturalisation. But it hardly ever leads to anything and no action is taken by them.

Biggest one is taxation, which you mentioned, and education.