Posted by Scott on December 2, 2011, 9:48 am, in reply to "Re: EU citizen and spouse moving to Ireland"
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As Jeffery said, the paperwork will take a few weeks to clear, but you won't have any problems getting it.
There are loads of rentals available. Ireland overbuilt during the boom and now all those places that can't find buyers are available for rent.
Check out www.daft.ie and www.myhome.ie for a look. They're the two biggest rental/house sites.
Do Not Buy! The property market is spiralling down, and it definitely will continue to do so while the economy is in a decline.
Scott
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: Yah we understand that jobs will be a problem
: for me in Ireland. She has offers in Dublin
: and cork. i'm in IT so hopeing i will be
: able to find something.
: Stockholm isn't that great fro jobs either.
: On top of hard to find jobs in Stockholm
: it's very hard to find places to live.
: I would be leaving a job i've been at for 2
: years but wife is having trouble finding a
: job and we are also having to find a new
: place to live which unless you buy or can
: be in que for over a year, you end up
: getting a place to live for 6 months and
: haveing to find another place for 6 months.
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: You will have to go through the red tape but
: it shouldn't be a problem. The biggest
: problem will be finding jobs. The economy
: and the job market are really really bad
: here. Good luck, you will love Cork.
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: my wife is considering taking a job in
: Ireland. She is a Swedish citizen. I am a
: US citizen with perm residency in Sweden.
: from what we have been reading because shes
: a Swedish citizen I can also work in Ireland
: as long as i file correct paper work.
: Is there anything else we need to know that
: will help with this?
: We are looking forward to moving to Cork and
: living in Ireland, just wanting to find out
: anything we might be missing
: Thanks for any help
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