I am an Irish Citizen married to an American wife, we want to relocate to Ireland, from what I've read it's just a matter of going to the local police station with our marriage certificate and Passports and applying for the visa, is that true?

Hi all, I'm Irish and I've lived in Canada the last 3 years. I married a Canadian a year ago and we both want to move to Ireland in the next year ideally. He's 30 so he can't get the working holiday visa and we won't yet be married the 3 years required for him to become a naturalised citizen. Am I ...

Hello, I am a US Citizen, I've been in the US for 4 years and I'm looking to move home but I now have a US Spouse that I've been married to for almost 3 years now, from what I've read it will be a case of coming through Customs and informing the officer of our intentions, and then registering at the...

Something I need help with, say I buy a house (Pay the whole costs up front, no mortgage) besides the annual property tax would I be paying anything else? (Besides utilities) I'm talking about the government taxes

Hello everyone, just curious, I MIGHT be thinking about moving back to Ireland sometime in the future, I myself am an Irish citizen, with an Irish passport. My wife is a US citizen by birth, am I right in thinking I can simply enter the country with her, and then visit the local Gardai station to re...

Just a quick question, I seem to be getting different answers online. My father was born and lives in the Republic of Ireland, now I know that makes me automatically a citizen, I however was born in the UK, if I wanted to apply for an Irish passport would I still need to register on the foreign birt...

Hey guys, I have a problem, firstly I live in the US as of last year but I hold a UK passport/citizenship. My father was born and lives in Ireland, as does my grandmother on my mothers side. I am not in contact with my father but I'm looking to apply for an Irish passport for the first time, Now obv...