... ;p) Website Info at: | All of this must be done within a certain amount of time prior to your departure, so please plan accordingly. My cat is going in for her first vet visit next Thursday and her second, 9 days before we leave at the beginning of September. Your pet CAN ride with you in the cabin, as long it's permitted by the airline. I found a few websites that talk about pet-friendly airlines. Please look for the ones that are international carriers. Please confirm this policy with your airline before arriving at the airport. I expect if you pay for ...

Kim, Most rural communities, will have public schools. I'm not too sure what you mean by 'cottage school', sorry! Have you looked in to the school system in Ireland yet? Here's some Info to get you started

... reader here WAs able to apply from Canada. See here @rose can you share any more Info on this for us? A picture of the letter you received would be great! Also @jaconaty1 WAs one of more recent applicants. Maybe you too can shed some more light on your situation Jeanine? Russ, having spoke with numerous applicants over the last number of years, most said hiring an attorney wouldn’t really have helped their situation. The process mostly involves a lot of document/evidence gathering, which you will do yourself anyway. As regards an accountan ...

So to clarify... Annex II to show microchip etc Annex IV for rabies vaccination compliance USAD form 7001

Hi Daniela, @danielac nope, it's different things. The health cert will most likely include the rabies certificate from your local CA vet. Moving from CA a few years ago, we also had to get a USDA document signed by the vet, and then stamped by the USDA. It's called APHIS Form 7001. I haven't checked lately, but my guess is it still applies. Hope this helps.

... with the relevant people at Dublin airport and they are asking for a health cert, but our vet said this needs to be issued within 10 days before travel and as we're not leaving until mid October I just WAnt to ensure we're not missing something. They don't seem to be vert helpful on the Dublin side so trying to do as much online research as possible! Love to hear everyone's experience so far with moving pets! Thank you!

Thanks for this Tanya. Always great to get recent first hand experience with things like this.

Sorry if this is the wrong place to post in, Please let me know if it should be moved to its own thread. My son is 14 and will be going into grade 9 next year. he has been homeschooled for the last 4 years in a 'cottage school' environment. We live in a very rural area in South AFrica and will WAnt to move somewhere rural in Ireland too. Does anyone know if there are the equivilant of these types of schools in ireland? Would it then be classed as private education? Any help is appreciated 🙂 Thank you

hi everyone! i really could use some advice regarding school transfers from usa to northern ireland / county down area. i have a 16 year old, homeschooled for grade 9 and 10- she is currently making up credits to continue on to 11th grade- (credits are used i guess like points) how are kids that transfer able to get into a secondary school, when so many of the schools advance kids from their prior primary school.? seems like there has to be a special connection to apply- from what i have read- there are many types of secondary schools- how do we choose? i have read that different schools offer different subjects , career choices, some special areas of study etc... are the grades equivalent? she is 16, and should be going into 11th grade ( in the usa) example in the usa- by the time a child reaches 11th grade- that child should have accumulated at least 12 credits, thats all the basic math, english, history, gym and science etc... how do usa credits apply to school in northern ireland/ireland? will my teen have to take a entry level test/ tests? if she takes the tests, what if she isnt accepted at school? or we move before being accepted to a certain school? or we arent able to be there at the start of the school year? i could go on with the questions.. maybe we should start here... thank you

... is. It's experiences from people like you, me and countless others, which can really be far more useful than legal advice IMO. Proof of address - that Info is really helpful. The banks can be really difficult to deal with on this issue. Do you mind us asking which bank accepted this Info? Over the phone PPS - weird huh?! They gave me all 3 of my kids details over the phone. A little less secure than I'd like, but handy none-the-less 🙂 GNIB appointment - yes, I've heard it's difficult to get an appointment, however if you live outside Dublin, it's meant t ...