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I am currently living in Hungary, but I will move to Ireland in July with my fiancèe 😁 we watch your videos, and we get so many motivations. Thank you for the content!
@tomhiggins6894 Well buddy, since then we managed to find an apartment for a reasonable price in Dublin, we moved here,and we are already working. We had to deal with a lot of No-sayers like you. Loser mentality. If you really want something you find a way
@@ChristianPaulsen98 I would like to say welcome to IRL, but you seem like the type that doesn't deserve the cead mile failte. (Look that up). Enjoy "cheap" dublin.
I just subscribed to your channel and it’s so refreshing to hear such a positive point of view when someone considers moving to Ireland. As a Serbo-Croatian/Hungarian myself I like the fact that I have similar thoughts and point of view as you. Motivated enough, I’m slowly but surely preparing to move to Ireland! 🍀 Thanks for the videos and keep up with good work!
I’ve enjoyed watching you’re updated video’s on Ireland. I’m considering visiting the country this late summer, except I’m extremely concerned about the crazy costs for affordable accommodations. We visited in 2019 and enjoyed our stay except there was still many places we didn’t get to visit…..if I get back this later season I’d like to visit Cork and Waterford.
Hi Great Challa, thank for for your comment. 😄 definitely come back and visit Cork. I love Cork and the people are so friendly, definitely worth it 😊 once you have good weather, so don’t leave it too late. 😉
@@curlyginger215 …..Yes, I’m seriously considering my options between now and early September as this would be the desired time I’d consider. My heart is always with Ireland and it’s good citizens. All being well, I’m hoping for another opportunity to visit this late summer early fall.
I think the minimum wage is quite high because the cost of living is insanely high. Rent is ridiculously overpriced and the cost of food has gone up. If you can get a good job then life isn't so bad. I would prefer Galway over Dublin. Nicer people and much nicer nature
@@josephkelleher8820 How much would it be a decent wage in a not so expensive city in america? And what kind of job would you need in order to have that sort of income?
I worked for minimum wage when it was 10.10 and I was fine. But of course it is different if you want to have a hole house and have a family. For a single person who is just renting a room I was happy enough. Even saved enough money to spend 3 months in Croatia over summer.
Hi, i'm from Australia, would you say a person like me can come over your country and apply for a job? I sent an email to the Irish embassy in canberra Australia last week, and we have no visa if we are coming for max 90days, and if we want to work we can do an extension and apply on the website (i think) for an agreement and again if i'm not wrong we need to show our finances and have an accomodation, it does sound like a visa to me but it doesn't say visa on the website. If you have any other information or advices please don't be shy 😅😊. Thanks ❤❤❤❤
@@johnmc3862 I’ll have to do more research because all the jobs I’ve found are either minimum wage or highly skilled jobs like IT and engineering etc. I’m a medical assistant in the U.S. but my qualifications would not transfer to Ireland so I’d have to go back to school all over again.
I do but it depends of course on where you’re coming from. I can only compare my home country (Croatia) and when I do that there is no dilemma whatsoever. Ireland wins by huge margin.
@@Corrky Eh, if you can work abroad and live in Croatia that would be my choice... and i wouldn't choose a big city but something mid Slavonija. Btw, Hi from Netherlands.
Planning to move there from cyprus with family!! How easy is to find jobs,house to rent? Any help or suggestions? Cyprus going really crazy with rents,salarys on 840 cross and cannot afford expenses anymore Your videos gives motivation really!
Job is easy in my experience, accommodation is really hard. If you think rents are high on Cyprus I can guarantee you you will be shocked in Ireland. Unfortunately.
New to your youtube channel. Did you go to Ireland because you met your mate? Do you live in Ireland and were able to work there because it is an EU country, so you did not have to use visas? I am an American that wants to move there, any knowledge or experience with how I would get there?
Hi! 1. I met Ginger Lady a year after I moved to Ireland, not before that. 2. Yes, I am able to live and work in Ireland because both Ireland and Croatia are EU countries so there are no restrictions. 3. Sorry but I have no idea what the procedure is for US citizens.
How much of the weekly/monthly wage is stolen by the state in taxes? What is the marginal tax rate in Ireland? In "kanada" the marginal tax rate is 38%. I have read that the marginal tax rate in Ireland is 41% How much of that 1909 euro monthly pay packet will the Irish government actually allow you to keep? As well, drinking in pubs is very expensive. Between 6 and 10 euro for one pint. Wages versus taxes and expenses and cost of living are an important comparison. As well what is food price inflation currently? I have read that food price is currently about 10% and even more.
What company I apply in Ireland and what agency here in Philippines to apply going to Ireland my currently work here in Philippines is Office Staff at Engineering Department thst is On- Semicon.. Thanks for the reply.
Pertinent to your comments about standards of living and lifestyle, there is an homeless person, sitting on the pavement in the left hand frame of your video. At approximately 6: 49 minutes. Ask him what he thinks of life in Ireland.
Ireland is losing its identity and culture due to massive amounts of non nationals here now. Way too much and Irish are not saying it but they are peed off with it now. Too much. IRL is dying. Sad.
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When you're in Ireland the country and people will steal your heart.
100% agree!
You are the first one who spoke about moving to Ireland in the positive way... Thanks for your lovely video... Cheerz.
I am currently living in Hungary, but I will move to Ireland in July with my fiancèe 😁 we watch your videos, and we get so many motivations. Thank you for the content!
Sounds like a great idea Christian 🇮🇪👏☘️🥰 I wish you both the best of luck in your new adventure.
Thanks for your kind comment 🫶😊
Full here. No point. No accommodation.
@tomhiggins6894 Well buddy, since then we managed to find an apartment for a reasonable price in Dublin, we moved here,and we are already working. We had to deal with a lot of No-sayers like you. Loser mentality. If you really want something you find a way
@@ChristianPaulsen98 I would like to say welcome to IRL, but you seem like the type that doesn't deserve the cead mile failte. (Look that up). Enjoy "cheap" dublin.
I know people who live in Cork and commute to Dublin to work. It's cheaper to travel up each week than pay the exorbitant rents/house prices.
I've heard similar stories.
I just subscribed to your channel and it’s so refreshing to hear such a positive point of view when someone considers moving to Ireland. As a Serbo-Croatian/Hungarian myself I like the fact that I have similar thoughts and point of view as you.
Motivated enough, I’m slowly but surely preparing to move to Ireland! 🍀
Thanks for the videos and keep up with good work!
Thanks for subscribing! Hope you like it here once you come!
Thanks Lajos for your kind comment ☘️😊
I wish you all the best in your future adventures.
Don’t forget to pack a rain jacket! 🌧️ ☘️ 😂
@@curlyginger215
Thanks!
Oh I will most definitely bring a rain jacket! 😂 Good thing I love rain and colder weather 😁🌧️
Wish you both all the best 😊
I must say I love how we hangout with family on weekend or celebrations, probably weird for western, but family is all ;)
sorry for being absent. now i m watching
always feels good
I’ve enjoyed watching you’re updated video’s on Ireland. I’m considering visiting the country this late summer, except I’m extremely concerned about the crazy costs for affordable accommodations. We visited in 2019 and enjoyed our stay except there was still many places we didn’t get to visit…..if I get back this later season I’d like to visit Cork and Waterford.
I’m sure you will have a great time if you come again.
p.s. check Airbnb very carefully, hopefully you find something affordable
Hi Great Challa, thank for for your comment.
😄 definitely come back and visit Cork. I love Cork and the people are so friendly, definitely worth it 😊 once you have good weather, so don’t leave it too late. 😉
@@curlyginger215 …..Yes, I’m seriously considering my options between now and early September as this would be the desired time I’d consider. My heart is always with Ireland and it’s good citizens. All being well, I’m hoping for another opportunity to visit this late summer early fall.
Bring 4 platinum cards.
someday i'll go~ thank you corrky!
Thanks for watching!
Love your channel guys! Thanks for sharing so much about Ireland :) planning to come, having so many questions...
Thank you. It’s always nice to read comments like this :)
I really liked the way you explained.
Thanks!
High Life Quality in Ireland Love it
Accommodation prices in Ireland are way too high for minimum wage to support it often times
I would say that is a much bigger problem in Dublin than in smaller cities.
I think the minimum wage is quite high because the cost of living is insanely high. Rent is ridiculously overpriced and the cost of food has gone up. If you can get a good job then life isn't so bad. I would prefer Galway over Dublin. Nicer people and much nicer nature
$11.30 a n hour is starvation wages here in the United States.
11.30 in Croatia is well established middle class :)
It’s all matter of perspective and location I guess.
@@josephkelleher8820 How much would it be a decent wage in a not so expensive city in america? And what kind of job would you need in order to have that sort of income?
You can't make it on $11.30 an hour. You need to make 3 times that much. Of course just my opinion as an outsider. I am from upstate New York.
I worked for minimum wage when it was 10.10 and I was fine.
But of course it is different if you want to have a hole house and have a family. For a single person who is just renting a room I was happy enough. Even saved enough money to spend 3 months in Croatia over summer.
Make a video about how to move to Ireland legally for someone who is from USA and how much it will cost
I really can’t. I have no idea about USA.
Not American.
You.have to remember things are dear here one of the most expensive places in europe
Hi, i'm from Australia, would you say a person like me can come over your country and apply for a job? I sent an email to the Irish embassy in canberra Australia last week, and we have no visa if we are coming for max 90days, and if we want to work we can do an extension and apply on the website (i think) for an agreement and again if i'm not wrong we need to show our finances and have an accomodation, it does sound like a visa to me but it doesn't say visa on the website. If you have any other information or advices please don't be shy 😅😊. Thanks ❤❤❤❤
Moving from US to Ireland as a non EU citizen then I believe it is hard to find a job
Not necessarily. There are lots of jobs in all sectors.
@@johnmc3862 I’ll have to do more research because all the jobs I’ve found are either minimum wage or highly skilled jobs like IT and engineering etc. I’m a medical assistant in the U.S. but my qualifications would not transfer to Ireland so I’d have to go back to school all over again.
even with the current housing crisis do you think ireland still is a great country to move to?
I do but it depends of course on where you’re coming from.
I can only compare my home country (Croatia) and when I do that there is no dilemma whatsoever. Ireland wins by huge margin.
@@Corrky Eh, if you can work abroad and live in Croatia that would be my choice... and i wouldn't choose a big city but something mid Slavonija. Btw, Hi from Netherlands.
That is the dream! :)
@@Corrky I guess it's worth it to me then lol. Thanks for your reply!
Planning to move there from cyprus with family!! How easy is to find jobs,house to rent? Any help or suggestions? Cyprus going really crazy with rents,salarys on 840 cross and cannot afford expenses anymore
Your videos gives motivation really!
Job is easy in my experience, accommodation is really hard. If you think rents are high on Cyprus I can guarantee you you will be shocked in Ireland. Unfortunately.
Lets say 3beds house to rent,price?
1000 minimum in Galway.
Double that in Dublin.
2,000 a month to rent a 2 bed in Cork so stay where you are.
Very interesting information brother how can I get job there please
Hello. I’m new to your channel. Can u comment on the living cost in Limerick? How much is enough to survive for a single person?
New to your youtube channel. Did you go to Ireland because you met your mate? Do you live in Ireland and were able to work there because it is an EU country, so you did not have to use visas? I am an American that wants to move there, any knowledge or experience with how I would get there?
Hi!
1. I met Ginger Lady a year after I moved to Ireland, not before that.
2. Yes, I am able to live and work in Ireland because both Ireland and Croatia are EU countries so there are no restrictions.
3. Sorry but I have no idea what the procedure is for US citizens.
Irish people are nice
What about being an anaesthesiologist in Irelanf 🤔
I honestly know nothing about that. Sorry.
@@Corrky ok bro , maybe I would be lucky to see you when I come to Ireland for my Anaesthsia exams hopefully...
How much of the weekly/monthly wage is stolen by the state in taxes? What is the marginal tax rate in Ireland? In "kanada" the marginal tax rate is 38%. I have read that the marginal tax rate in Ireland is 41% How much of that 1909 euro monthly pay packet will the Irish government actually allow you to keep? As well, drinking in pubs is very expensive. Between 6 and 10 euro for one pint. Wages versus taxes and expenses and cost of living are an important comparison. As well what is food price inflation currently? I have read that food price is currently about 10% and even more.
What company I apply in Ireland and what agency here in Philippines to apply going to Ireland my currently work here in Philippines is Office Staff at Engineering Department thst is On- Semicon.. Thanks for the reply.
You will have to do that research yourself. I can’t find you a job and i know nothing agencies in Philippines.
Can you prefer a employer hiring me ,want to job in Ireland
Pertinent to your comments about standards of living and lifestyle, there is an homeless person, sitting on the pavement in the left hand frame of your video. At approximately 6: 49 minutes. Ask him what he thinks of life in Ireland.
"Hits the spot" not point.😊
Lesson learned :)
Tell the people about no housing put into hotels an the Irish burning them out as there no jobs an the country in a mess ❤❤ good luck
Man, the disrespect...
Yeah but you get duck all with your €1900. To much tax n robbery
Ireland is losing its identity and culture due to massive amounts of non nationals here now. Way too much and Irish are not saying it but they are peed off with it now. Too much. IRL is dying. Sad.
Your girlfriend is irritating.