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I got a letter from the Department of Justice earlier this week indicating that I’m at the final stage before getting my citizenship. The letter says: I refer to your application for a certificate of naturalisation. The Minister proposes to grant your application, subject to the successful completion of the application process. It then goes […]
I applied for my Irish citizenship back in March this year, just before St Patrick’s day, and now – over 6 months on – I’m still waiting. The Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS) website says that a simple application takes around 6 months to process, but from reading people’s stories on the Immigration Boards site it […]
I applied for my Irish citizenship today. I had been thinking of going through the naturalization process for a number of years now. Although I was born in England, I have made Ireland my home for the last 11 years, and plan to stay here. The process itself is a little daunting, as there's lots […]
As a British person living in Ireland, I am afforded all the “freedom of movement” rights of EU citizens to work and live wherever I want in Europe. I am free to reside and work in Ireland, and can travel without restriction in and out of the country. I don’t need to apply for visas or […]
