Hi guys,do anyone have any idea of Dublin?can someone reside their,the economy condition of the country and their embassy detail including the website.

my dear i also have the same question, cos am about moving to dublin myself but dont know how to start with my kids ,although we are Eu citizens ,i dont just know anyone there who will show me somethings about the city and all that, but incase u got answer to ur qusetions i will like to be part of it.

linapeace:

my dear i also have the same question, because am about moving to dublin myself but don't know how to start with my kids ,although we are Eu citizens ,i don't just know anyone there who will show me somethings about the city and all that, but incase u got answer to your qusetions i will like to be part of it.

Yours will be pretty straight forward as an EU citizen as far as rights of residency is concern.
There is job opportunity if you have a good CV/qualification.Anyway be specific on what you want to know.

Nurudeena:

Hi guys,do anyone have any idea of Dublin?can someone reside their,the economy condition of the country and their embassy detail including the website.

www.justice.ie

Visa applications are submitted at their embassy at Maitama, abuja. (sorry, cant remember the exact street).

11 Negro Crescent, Plot 415,
Euphrates St. Off Aminu Kano Rd,
Maitama District,
Abuja
09 4131751
http://www.embassyofireland.org.ng/

Strictly first come first serve,must be at the gate before 9 am to the list for the date.

brownbonno:

Yours will be pretty straight forward as an EU citizen as far as rights of residency is concern.
There is job opportunity if you have a good CV/qualification.Anyway be specific on what you want to know.

ALTHOUGH i and my family stays in Europe but just want to change the route to island but we have no one there, that is the problem, i want to further my education and at the same time get a job, so that is why i need someone who resides there to give me more details, on dublin generally

linapeace:

ALTHOUGH i and my family stays in Europe but just want to change the route to island but we have no one there, that is the problem, i want to further my education and at the same time get a job, so that is why i need someone who resides there to give me more details, on dublin generally

Although i don;t live in Ireland,i do know much about the country from Economy,politics,education etc.I know rent is expensive.For example,a 2/3 bed house in Cork is about 1200-1500 euros.
There are jobs if you have the right credentials/experience,the immigration sucks especially for non EU(changes on the way).

brownbonno:

Although i don;t live in Ireland,i do know much about the country from Economy,politics,education etc.I know rent is expensive.For example,a 2/3 bed house in Cork is about 1200-1500 euros.
There are jobs if you have the right credentials/experience,the immigration sucks especially for non EU(changes on the way).

I think i have to disagree with you there brownbonno i was in Ireland about 2 weeks ago for the weekend and according to my firend that i was staying with in Shannon his rent for his 3 bedroom apartment is about 600 euros a month

brownbonno:

Although i don;t live in Ireland,i do know much about the country from Economy,politics,education etc.I know rent is expensive.For example,a 2/3 bed house in Cork is about 1200-1500 euros.
There are jobs if you have the right credentials/experience,the immigration sucks especially for non EU(changes on the way).

ok brownbonno, i have my good credentials, i will like to take up a part-time study cos of the mini job i hope i will get and cos of my kids too. do you know if it will be difficult in enrolling kids under 5 years in nursery school.
why is the apartment so expensive, are there no other cheaper apartment, and which other city apart from dublin can u recommend for a family person. thanks so much ,waiting 4 ur reply

manmustwac:

I think i have to disagree with you there brownbonno i was in Ireland about 2 weeks ago for the weekend and according to my firend that i was staying with in Shannon his rent for his 3 bedroom apartment is about 600 euros a month

then it is better ,pls do u no more about ireland?

manmustwac:

I think i have to disagree with you there brownbonno i was in Ireland about 2 weeks ago for the weekend and according to my firend that i was staying with in Shannon his rent for his 3 bedroom apartment is about 600 euros a month

Read between lines,Shannon and Cork are two different cities and in different counties.I said 2/3 bed house and not appartment.
Dublin and Cork are the manufacturing, financial, and commercial centres of Ireland

@linapeace
just tell me what u want to know and i'll call my friend later to findout for you

@brownbonno
well in my dictionary apartment and house are both the same thing to me

manmustwac:

@linapeace
just tell me what u want to know and i'll call my friend later to findout for you

@brownbonno
well in my dictionary apartment and house are both the same thing to me

That dictionary is misleading.(only if u care to know)

brownbonno:

Read between lines,Shannon and Cork are two different cities and in different counties.I said 2/3 bed house and not appartment.
Dublin and Cork are the manufacturing, financial, and commercial centres of Ireland

i heard they rent house and not apartment in ireland, that is family living in a big house or small house without anyother tenant living with them, but is there no wany of one renting an apartment there.

manmustwac:

@linapeace
just tell me what u want to know and i'll call my friend later to findout for you

@brownbonno
well in my dictionary apartment and house are both the same thing to me

ok,i want to know more about child benefits, and how much it can cost for kindergarten of 2 kids, can i work and school at thesame time. these and other more are getting me confused.

linapeace:

i heard they rent house and not apartment in ireland, that is family living in a big house or small house without anyother tenant living with them, but is there no wany of one renting an apartment there.


ok,i want to know more about child benefits, and how much it can cost for kindergarten of 2 kids, can i work and school at thesame time. these and other more are getting me confused.

There are KGs but don;t know the rates.You can work and school it all depends how flexible you are.
They have a generous welfare system,CB for 2 kids is 332 Euros p/month.
Yes there are appartments,the rents are on the high side but there are ways around it which i can;t paste here(sorry)
Do you have a non-EU moving with you ?

@linapeace
ok but where are you at the moment? Which country do u plan to emigrate from?

am in Germany

Folks
I've been living in Ireland, Dublin to be precise for 8 years, just to clarify on the cost of house rent, cost ranges between Euro1,000-5000 in Dublin depending on where you want to rent and the no of bedrooms. visit www.daft.ie

Although,rent is relatively cheaper if you are considering renting in other counties.

brownbonno:

There are KGs but don;t know the rates.You can work and school it all depends how flexible you are.

Child care can be quite daring, expect to pay at least 100-150 Euro weekly towards child care. visit http://www.giraffe.ie/index.htm

brownbonno:


There are jobs if you have the right credentials/experience,the immigration sucks especially for non EU(changes on the way).

Rightly stated, there are loads of good, highly paid job, but if you qualify outside Europe, especially Nigeria qualifications, it  might be a bit daunting to get your qualification recognised, hence limiting your chance of practising on your field.

I beg to differ that Irish immigration sucks, although there are bunch of laws that are not particularly immigrant-friendly but I reckon such laws are widely available in every countries of the world that has witnessed high level of immigrants turn-out.

linapeace:

ok,i want to know more about child benefits, and how much it can cost for kindergarten of 2 kids, can i work and school at thesame time. these and other more are getting me confused.

visit http://www.citizensinformation.ie/categories/social-welfare/social-welfare-payments/social-welfare-payments-to-families-and-children/child_benefit for more on child benefit.

brownbonno:

There are KGs but don;t know the rates.You can work and school it all depends how flexible you are.
They have a generous welfare system,CB for 2 kids is 332 Euros p/month.
Yes there are appartments,the rents are on the high side but there are ways around it which i can;t paste here(sorry)
Do you have a non-EU moving with you ?

no we are all Eu citizens. and the kindergarten in ireland is too expensive, why is it like that,is it for the whole day or just for some hours or what. pls tell me. here in germany it is calculated according to ur income, so how is it there pls

linapeace:

no we are all Eu citizens. and the kindergarten in ireland is too expensive, why is it like that,is it for the whole day or just for some hours or what. please tell me. here in germany it is calculated according to your income, so how is it there please

I mean the child benefit is 332 Euro for 2 kids.

@bigkayy,
Thanks for the lights.
About the immigration sucks,i was referring to the pains/agony the DoJ made family members of EU citizens go through to enable them a stay or issuance of residence card.It came to a ridiculous point that deportation order was issued to such EU family members.Thanksfully,a new ECJ decision(25/07/08)have cleared the air.

linapeace:

no we are all Eu citizens. and the kindergarten in ireland is too expensive, why is it like that,is it for the whole day or just for some hours or what. please tell me. here in germany it is calculated according to your income, so how is it there please

Most Child care centers are privately-owned and run

thanks bigkayy i will go thru the sites later

brownbonno:

I mean the child benefit is 332 Euro for 2 kids.

@bigkayy,
Thanks for the lights.
About the immigration sucks,i was referring to the pains/agony the DoJ made family members of EU citizens go through to enable them a stay or issuance of residence card.It came to a ridiculous point that deportation order was issued to such EU family members.Thanksfully,a new ECJ decision(25/07/08)have cleared the air.

Thou art welcometh

Yeah, the DoJ just chanced their arms, they are perfectly aware of the fact that their interpretation of EU directive on free-movement of people wont stand the test of ECJ, the section 3(2) which was the bases of refusal of residence card to EU spouses is not but a baseless excuse, now DoJ have been told by ECJ that instrument 3(2) is not legally valid and hence had been revoked.
Am very much pleased for all the affected parties.

bigkayy:


Yeah, the DoJ just chanced their arms, they are perfectly aware of the fact that their interpretation of EU directive on free-movement of people wont stand the test of ECJ, the section 3(2) which was the bases of refusal of residence card to EU spouses is not but a baseless excuse, now DoJ have been told by ECJ that instrument 3(2) is not legally valid and hence had been revoked.
Am very much pleased for all the affected parties.

Cool, you got my point.

Brownbonno seems to be more accurate with these informations provided about Ireland.
Perhaps you can get some more infos here:
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-94557.0.html

@poster
if u r serious brown and bigkayy, has all d rite info u need, manmustwac has no clue about ireland, if u r happy there u rather stay, here dey 've got no regards 4 9jerians , infact dublin suck 4 now, i work and i study here in dub it ain't easy, am only lucky because i own some businesses in other places, if not it's rock here, i pay 1300euro's per month 4 one bedroom, if u re eu citizen why not come 4 holiday first then u can c things 4 urself first b4 u decide if u like it here or not

@ Lina how many children do you have and will you be able to take care of your financial need unti you are able to secure a job? Being an EU citizen you can move in freely, look for job and continue with life. If knowing someone is the problem i can be of help, i reside in Ireland and can assist you with more info needed. Though i work full time i can still create some time to help out a lil bit. If you are serious and sincere i can offer you a room for 2 weeks for free after which you have to get a place. My cousin(UK citizen), just moved over to Ireland from UK he got a job a week after he moved here, he stayed in my house for a month and has now got a place for himself u can reach me on ayo.ayomikun@yahoo.ie

@ Nurud, how are you coming in as a work permit holder or student on study permit or on visiting visa? Will be able to advise if i know the answer to these questions. It could be really great living here and it could be fristrating it depends.

Thank you, Ayomifull, you're a true brother/sister's keeper. Honestly, i thought of being of help too, but she's a woman, and i wonder how compatible things would be.

vvvjustice:

   Thank you, Ayomifull, you're a true brother/sister's keeper. Honestly, i thought of being of help too, but she's a woman, and i wonder how compatible things would be.

What do you mean she is a woman and is not compatible Am I seeing what I am seeing Anyway, I still love you though for repping your sexuality . No wonder you love those European countries so much, their vast range of finger-licking bratwurst and weistwurst are second to none. Stand tall and stand proud bro.

Busy_body:

What do you mean she is a woman and is not compatible Am I seeing what I am seeing Anyway, I still love you though for repping your sexuality . No wonder you love those European countries so much, their vast range of finger-licking bratwurst and weistwurst are second to none. Stand tall and stand proud bro.

   Dear, what do you expect, what should i say ? Honestly, it's not about me, that i said "i wonder how compatible things would be", but rather for her convenience. How many women, (married ones) would feel safe or comfortable staying with a man, (a strange one) in a new country ?
   Some time before, i offered to assist someone in similar quest, but what did i get? Reviling accusations.
Check the Post #39 at the address below and see the generated reactions of the quote below:
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=134494.msg2273613#msg2273613
                                  Post #39

Vicjustice:

   Do you really want to travel to Nigeria, do you have a host or a guide there?
   If not, i can host you: though i live in Dublin, but i'm frequently in Nigeria, and if however i'm scheduled to be in Europe or Canada at the time of your visit, i can alternatively make adequate arrangement for you by my younger brother.
   If you have a better plan, then it's well. But if you buy my idea, then let me know and i'll contact you via email.
   Ultimately, if you don't feel it's safe or if you don't think it's an ideal, then FORGET IT.

vvvjustice:

   Dear, what do you expect, what should i say ? Honestly, it's not about me, that i said "i wonder how compatible things would be", but rather for her convenience. How many women, (married ones) would feel safe or comfortable staying with a man, (a strange one) in a new country ? 

Some time before, i offered to assist someone in similar quest, but what did i get? Reviling accusations.
Check the Post #39 at the address below and see the generated reactions of the quote below:
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?topic=134494.msg2273613#msg2273613
                                  Post #39

Trust me I know , Have you forgotten that I am a busy body? 

Abeg, don't mind me I was just teasing you and pulling your legs about your sexual orientation. At

least I know that when next I'm in Dublin, I have someone to host me and show me around.







scolding herself and talking to herself;aren't you being a bit too pushy and forward? ^{Naa, who no like awoof and free goodies}

vvvjustice:

Thank you, Ayomifull, you're a true brother/sister's keeper. Honestly, i thought of being of help too, but she's a woman, and i wonder how compatible things would be.

Thanks. Its a small world and one day we'll leave it behind, so do what u can to make anyone u can happy. Sure she might be more com4table wt a woman like herself. Thanks again, take care.