Hi Liam, Thank you, I'll let you know if I find out any useful Info. Best, Laura

For sure. Thanks for sharing the Info.

Thanks for that Info Daniela. @finbarr see above

Hi Jean, I added what I've found about bringing your pet to Ireland to the Pet thread on the forum. You can find it here:

Thanks very much for the Info and the link Liam. Gratefully appreciated.

Thank you for this Info @meiros

... as residency. We’re moving because we can save so much money by doing so (mainly by not having to pay for American health insurance!) and live the life we really WAnt, which is me working & my wife staying home with our kids. I’m here to try and get answers to the questions I have about working remotely for my current company in the US & what that entails. I’m glad this forum exists & hope to gain a lot of Info & help out as I learn more about the process!

We are in the planning stages of moving from Texas to Cork. There are some things that I really can't do without, one of them is my car collection, which WAsn't a huge deal as far as one time costs like shipping and all of that...but then I got to the annual registration costs, which are frankly not too clear, but have me concerned. I have 2 primary daily drivers 2018 Corvette with a 6.2 liter engine 1978 Rolls Royce with a 6.75 liter engine If I'm understanding the small bit of Info I have found on this topic, it looks like I'll be paying several thous ...

I get this question all the time from readers and clients. Most recently while talking with one of my Let's Talk clients last week. Not too long ago (~2- 3 years or so) this WAsn't possible to do. Or at the very least it WAs really difficult. Now, Bank of Ireland do offer this service to overseas clients. It helps to get your account set up ahead of time for so many reasons - think currency transfer! So what will you need to do: BOI require that you get in touch with them through one of a variety of WAys. You can get in touch via phone, Facetime, or even ...

... this is a huge plus for those of you looking to arrive in Ireland and begin working immediately. Previously, people could be WAiting 6 months or more before they could restart their lives. INIS Info on that here: And even more great news WAs in the media this week. If a proposed change by Minister for Justice, Charlie Flanagan, is implemented, applicants for Irish citizenship should be able to leave the country for short periods of time while their application is pending. Full details are still being fleshed out. The Irish Times news article on this topic ...