Population: 4,830,000
GDP: $331,430,000,000
Total area: 70,280 km2
Capital city: Dublin
GDP Per capita: $83,946
The Republic of Ireland is a sovereign state in north-western Europe occupying about five-sixths of the island of Ireland. After gaining independence it became one of Europe’s economic success stories in the latter part of the twentieth century as well as witnessing one of the greatest periods of economic growths in European history. Ireland continues to enjoy economic prosperity and provides one of the highest standards of living for their residents. Irish people are known for their unique culture with highly influential forms of music, dance and literature that continue to this day to infiltrate the popular culture of Europe and America.
Population: 4,830,000
GDP: $331,430,000,000
Total area: 70,280 km2
Capital city: Dublin
GDP Per capita: $83,946
IRELAND INVESTMENT RESIDENCY PROGRAM
Applicant who are non-EEA nationals.
Main applicant: over 18 years old
Spouse and children under the age of 18;
unmarried children aged between 18 and 24, who prove that they are financially dependent on the applicant.
No criminal record
€1 million in an approved
investment fund or into and Irish enterprise for a period of at least 3 years
or a €500,000
(€400,000
for group investors) philantrhopic donation to a project which is of public
benefit to the arts, sports, health, culture or education in Ireland.
Financial requirements
Evidence of net worth： €2
million or equivalent owned by the main applicant
Evidence of €1
million for investment fund or €400,000 for endowment
Evidence of source of funds
Evidence of Character
To support investment in Ireland and to enhance Ireland’s position as one of the world’s most globalized economies, the Irish Government have created the Immigrant Investor Programme to facilitate investors and business professionals from outside of the EU to avail of the opportunities of investing and locating business interests in Ireland.
The Immigrant Investor Programme facilitates non-EEA nationals and their families who commit to an approved investment in Ireland to acquire a secure residency status in Ireland. The Program was established by the Irish Government in 2012 and enhanced in July 2013.
The 2008 economic downturn devastated European markets and had far reaching implications that some parts of the Eurozone and the world are still struggling to recover from. It also put an end to the years of spectacular economic development in Ireland that was called the Celtic Tiger. However, Ireland has found a period of resurgence since the beginning of 2010 that many are dubbing the Celtic Phoenix, representing its rebirth from the ashes following 2008.
The 5.2% GDP growth in 2014 was surprising. Earlier this year the Central Statistics Office published 26.3% growth and our collective jaws hit the floor. This figure is three times the estimate based on corporate projections of 7.8% and is so astronomical because it incorporates foreign investment. According to Bloomberg, this figure is explained by the vigorous investment of American companies looking to use the 12.5% corporate tax rate. Last year the Eurozone collectively grew by 1.2%.
In 2018, Ireland’ gross domestic product grew by 6.7 percent, making it the Eurpean Union’s fastest-growing economy for the fifth consecutive year.
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