WHY PEOPLE LEAVE IRELAND? 🇮🇪 A FOREIGNER'S PERSPECTIVE
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- Hey My Loves,
In today's video, I will be sharing why immigrants and foreigners leave Ireland. I have 7 reasons that I will be discussing in this video.
I hope you enjoy it and let's chat down below. If you have any questions.
00:00 - 01:00 - Introduction
01:01 - 05:17 - Finding a job is difficult
05:18 - 07:55 - Taxes
07:55 - 11:24 - Health Insurance
11:25 -13:45 - Loneliness and Depression
13:46 - 16:37 - Financial Difficulties
16:38 - 17:46 - Weather
17:47 - 21:38 - Starting from beginning
21:39 - 22:44 - Conclusion
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Very insightful and helpful well done 👏
Thank you so much 😊
The Celtic Countries are Eire, Alba, Mannin, Cymru, Kernow, Breizh . It is worth while to explore through Celtic studies. A possible reason why people leave the Celtic Countries is they have not really been here, as the English version is not Celtic. Words create realty.
Go raibh mhaith agat alig, as Tir Celtica.
Your delivery is so crisp 💯 You too sabi 🙌🏽
Thanks for this information 👌
Thank you so so much 🥺😊💃🏾
Very valid points. Thank you Ria
You’re welcome dear 😊
This is very insightful 👏👏 that lonely “depression”part sis . I felt it in my first year in uk … had to make friends
With my hubby friends and to think they are all whites wasn’t helping cos I needed my people at that time 😀 Thank God I was able to adapt and create a community with my Clients
Ohh, I’m so glad everything worked out just well for you to be honest! 💃🏾💃🏾🥺👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you for sharing this
I love the way you explain things ☺️
Thank you so much my baby 🥺🤍🤍
Any 5 minute read of Irish history will tell you that emigration has been a significant issue here for literally centuries.. all of my family, including me emigrated at some point and my siblings still live abroad.. if you can stomach the high cost of living and the shiite weather, it's an okay place to be, but you need to be prepared to put yourself out there and get involved in the local community, GAA etc .. otherwise it will be difficult to make friends .. as is the case in any country, the locals have all known each other for generations and don't necessarily need more friends.
Always looking beautiful and on point love❤️
Thank you so so much Love ❤️
Spot on Ria🤗
Thank you so much 😊
Love the thumbnail 😍
Thanks darling 🤍
Spot on Ria
You made valid points right here
very detailed analysis here
its quite lovely here in Ireland however the bills one has to pay cannot be over emphasised
In summary you just work to pay the government in taxes then the little you are left with other utilities will swallow, not to talk of pressure from village people😊.
...Regardless we still rise.
You see the last line! I love it 😍
Thank you so so much 😊 and you’re absolutely right with your comment 🥺👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Pressure???
@@carolinekeehan2564 The village people think when you go abroad you've become rich, so they'll expect you to keep sending money to them.
Welldone Ria…. Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much for watching 😊
@@gloria_memberr welcome 🤗
Omooo i can relate to the loneliness, living abroad isn't as easy as people think it is, it really gets lonely sometimes.
Hmm the taxes and health care... Well well well, i need to reconsider Ireland 😅
Thanks for sharing, learnt a lot i didn't know about Ireland.
Exactly it’s not easy my dear! I am glad you learnt a thing or two 🥺🤍
It’s terrible. Even young Irish people are leaving as well because of all these issues you stated. It’s still a lovely country to live in though.
Where do they go
@@Bambotb the Uk, Canada, Australia mostly.
First here!!!!!
Welcome Queen 👑🤍
I miss you baby..❤❤, awesome content
Thank you so much dear 🥺❤️❤️ I miss you 😢
Taking notes 📝
Thank you dear😊
Hope to see you in Ireland soon Ria?
True on skills/ experience are thee main, not your high education...... health is the best that's it!
Nice one ria
Thank you so much 😊
Why did you think you would get to see a GP without having to pay or get medicine free? Is it free in your home country? If I went to your country, would I see a doctor or get medicine without having to pay? If you want to work in another country, you need to find these answers and many others before you go. Then there won't be too many surprises. Ireland is a very small country. It cannot afford to give medical and dental services free to its own citizens or foreigners.
I pay for my doctor I still can’t get appointment.
@@dag4096 Me too but the system is overloaded. Too few doctors and too many irish patients let alone foreigners - especially the illegal ones.
You nailed it
Thank you 😊
I have a question for you why did you leave your own country. . I am an eighty year old who thinks this is the best country in the world and my government look after me very well to do that they need money. Maybe you should question your expectations of what you get in your pocket and furthermore get involved. I was an emigrant in my younger years and was great full to the country I lived in not expect them to be a better version of home. Then when I could I came back.
Very insightful. I think taxes in Europe is kinda high though. Let me add to what you said. It's not a straight up 40%. If you earn for instance 50k, you will pay 20% on 36,800 and 40% onthe balance which is 13,200. This is for a single person without dependent
Thank you so much for this 👏🏾👏🏾
I didn’t know about that breakdown if you earn more than 36,800. Thank you so much 🤍🤍
Yes, I was going to point that out. The 40% is on the excess above €36,800. The government is proposing a mid-level tax bracket of 30%. So the plan is 20% on 36,800, 30% o 36,801 to 55,000 and 40% on the excess above €55,000.
FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES! My goodness😩😩😩you hit the nail on the head, and RENT! Imagine having to pay close to 80% of your monthly earning just for shelter and leaving you with nearly nothing to even save😕💔
One needs to just prepare mentally and physically before making the leap.
Very correct!! Absolutely!
Exactly.. Relocating is not easy. You have to understand that you are starting afresh. That's why it's good think it through before you start the journey because it may take you up to 3-5 years maybe to stabilise again
Lol 😂 you discouraged me from ever considering Ireland sha 😂😂😂😂 I wonder how you are surviving, sending you love and strength.
Ahhh! It wasn’t supposed to discourage you 😩😩😩
It was supposed to enlighten nau 🥺😩😩😩
Please come dear, I’ll buy Tom Tom
No point coming here housing crisis
Don't be
I like the way you talk
Thank you so much 🥺❤️
Is international business marketable.. Because I will be coming from Botswana and I have an honors degree in international business so I am planning on doing my masters there. So would you advise me on doing masters in international business?
The student visa is a visa to study not emigration to set up your life. It’s actually a good measure to allow you to find a job for a few years
You paid for a course in their country you got the education
I agree with your comment. Ria is a well educated young lady. Her presentation skills are excellent but her knowledge of our tax system is rather small and how this country works. Ria will not return to Nigeria we're unfortunately the Economy is rather sick and people are suffering terribly. I would say Ria comes from a comfortable family back home and she may not represent the aversge Nigerian person. I wish her well in our country.
This is sad , i was looking forward to coming to Ireland.
I have been teaching English to non EU students in Ireland for 7 years now and they're all on student visas. It is very difficult to get a work visa here and on a student visa you can only work in unskilled and low paid work. The only possibility is if your employer wants to keep you and sponsors you for a work visa.
Hi Anne Dunne .please how much is teachers salary in Ireland?
@@ogechihonour414 in public education, that is primary and secondary school, is about €30,550 a year. But i worked in private language schools which paid hourly from € 16 to € 20 an hour. They're finding it difficult to get teachers because no one is willing to work so hard for so little. If they want qualified teachers they'll have to pay more.
@@annedunne4526 goodmorning Anne.
I hope u are doing well?
Please Do u know any school Ireland that someone can apply for study visa?
Thank you
Go raibh mhaith agat alig as Eire Celtica, many people visit the land of the Celtic people, with its own language and culture.
It is unfortunate they only see the English version of the land of the Celtic people.
One would hope in the future, when people visit they will be aware and experience the Celtic language and culture. Slan leat anis.
Amen, Cuz!
If you can see the hills, its going to rain, if you can't see them then its raining!
Tar ar son na n daoine, tar ar son a chultúir, tar i gcomhair an craic!
The health system is dire. Underresourced in the extreme honestly you're less likely to die in a warzone than thanks to the HSE organisation
What master courses would you advise in health ?
MSc. Public Health and under that there are areas you could specialize in.
There are a lot of health courses that you could do, you just need to find out what works for you as well.
hi my good friend came from malaysia to watch this great video. God bless you. Good luck from me.🌳🌲🌳🌲🌴🌴,
Thank you very much 😊
I got admission but thinking if I should pay tuition.
Is it possible to work part time and pay tuition fees.
Pls which school did you apply to and how long did take from application to admission offer
Please enlighten me more about this GP of a thing
A GP is a doctor.
Ireland is quite territorial country where you need favor literally, or know someone who knows someone here, kinda if a nutshell to give. People can be nice ofacause, you can be Lucky so to say....🤷
True… I’d just say apply for courses under critical skill visa
Very correct!
It still costs 20k euros a year to study in ireland
@@Bambotb no, it depends on school
Ireland's biggest exports are it's people
I am going to study business administration, which is 3 years bachelor's will I get 2 year's of work permit also? And also is it a good course in your opinion 😅
Hello, For bachelor’s degree it comes with a year permit. And business administration is a good course 😊
@@gloria_memberr thank you i want to apply for visa next week will I make it( visa process )
@@phaheem5395 Yes sure, good success in advance! 💃🏾💃🏾👏🏾
It's expensive I live there once.
For financial difficulties, your rent can me €500, and your weekly salary can be €280. Which means you can pay your rent each month with a two week wage. It's not easy sha. But what can we do.
I think I’m Ireland u earn like 2k to 3k😮
@@ibrahimsey1543 a week?
@@barryfrancis9640 a month like 3k I was told people earn that in Ireland , like 700 a week
@@ibrahimsey1543 I think that is for some people working full time. Students can't work full time
@@barryfrancis9640 ah ok so students normally work 4 hours? A day?
Hello ria!! I hope you do reply my message. I am coming for an undergraduate degree to study animation, am skilled in photography and animation too, please what do u think are the chances for me to get money to be paying my bills, I don’t want to put my mum on financial stress. Please I do hope you reply me.
Regardless of your field and no experience you can venture into the part time jobs here that would give you money for bills, I have a video about working in Ireland if you wanna check that out 😊
Yes please I would like to see the video.. thank you so much honestly
@@madu_south ruclips.net/video/YQw6MPhomfw/видео.html
Same with me and my father! I’m still debating UCD or Uk😩
Please Please Please stop the background music.
Nigeria is tagged one of the terrible countries in the world... Yet some people build and buy mansions and live comfortably.... There is never a time or where it is greeny .... The same reason Nigerians do not pay tax, has kept them that way
how much did you pay for your studys
€15000 for my masters degree
@@gloria_memberr WoW thats a lot did not expect it to be so high.Ireland is very expensive to live in. Fair play to you you worked hard for that.
Is it possible to get Irish resident permit with a 3 months visa validity
Hello Ria,I’m coming over to study masters in international business,please is there enough jobs over there for my course?
Because it’s very expensive to live there. Sincerely, an Irish emigrant.
You paid 20k euros a year..it's crazy
Ireland doesn't have high tax, it has probably medium tax and low tax compared to most EU Countries. I've lived in two other EU Countries where tax is higher, and also more complicate to understand in terms of the amount of bands. Ireland has two bands of tax and you pay zero tax on the first 10,000 or so. You can be emergency taxed though so watch out for that. I wish there was a third tax band for people who earn over 100 k or something, but that's just a socialist dream
The higher tax bands in Ireland kick in fairly low though, in the mid 30k’s. No socialized medicine for most people either, and very weak rent controls, unlike a lot of other Western EU countries. Guess it depends on your income and circumstances.
@@TheLastAngryMan01 Usc, property Tax , Death tax(Mary the haircut Harney), Vat on everything, the current vulture 1850's rack renting, high energy cost due the sleeping Cabbage in the Dail. Honestly I feel sorry for people coming here because they have been sold a lie.
I’m Irish and glad I left 🤣
To where?
Barcelona
The world is an charm live where ever you want ;)
@@FlashVedder nice, what job you do there
@@Bambotb I’m more of a 3D freelancer but I try to be more self employed
Nice video. Thanks so much. Please what of family of 6 relocating to ireland. I need more information about family relocating to Ireland. You seems to focus more on student. Thank you
When you come to Ireland do not be calling people racist Irish people owe you nothing and appreciate when they do good things for you and you will get on fine
14M diasporic Irish are entitled to Irish citizenship. They say: No thanks. You’ve found the worst country in Western Europe to emigrate.
So many disadvantages... Any advantages?
A lot of advantages too
Many many Advantages..Look Ireland up...
Taxes in Ireland are crazy 💀
Very high 😩🥲🥲
If you earn a lot you pay a lot in taxes but if you don't earn a lot it shouldn't be much. Make sure you're not on emergency tax. You can go to the tax office and explain how much you earn and then if they took too much tax you'll get it back.
In European terms, Ireland is a low tax country.
If you want crazy taxes, try living in the Scandinavian countries.
In most European countries, you can expect to pay around 30-35% of your pre-tax income in income tax, social welfare payments and health payments.
This is generally true up to around €65-70,000+ incomes.
It is hard to generalise as there are around 50 countries in Europe, and every one of them has a different tax system. Indeed, many countries like Spain and Germany have regional tax systems, which adds to the difficulties when making comparisons.
@@gloin10 exactly
Ireland is so cheap compared to Germany for example
The big change in Ireland, since the 1990s, is that EMIGRATION is no longer effectively compulsory.
When the first significant flow of IMMIGRATION to Ireland began, most Irish people's reaction was "Are these people mad? What they hell are the doing here? Don't they know the place is a disaster area?"
I left in the 1980s. I spent about half of my life in other countries.
The Ireland I came back to eighteen months ago is a far better, more interesting, place than the bland, boring, Catholic-dominated, dump I left.
A lot of that is because the economy needs, and attracts, bright people like you.
And a lot of it is because Irish people discovered that they could be themselves, after the power of the Catholic church was broken, and mostly they want to be open, welcoming and friendly.
Ireland is not a particularly high tax country. You could try living in Norway, or any f the Scandinavian countries, if you want to experience a high tax country.
The government is proposing to bring an intermediate tax rate of 30% so people don't end up in the highest tax bracket at a relatively low income. There are also mutterings about raising the tax bands.Hopefully in the next budget...
I can relate to the loneliness issue.
Waking up in an apartment in Ankara with an outside temperature of -20C, with ice on the inside of the windows, and you get this mad urge to be in Wicklow in spring....
Thank you so much for this! I truly appreciate your input ☺️
You’re 💯 correct…
Northern ireland is it better
In what way?
Go home then
We unfortunately have in Ireland have a right wing government. Best advice I can can give to people who want to come here and settle is to leave any religion you have behind, embrace Ireland and never vote Fina Fail or Fianna Gael. Become Irish and integrate.
strange comment most incoherent.I agree with the last part but your first sentence is contradictory to the last sentence
@@gallowglass2630 Is it not the path to peaceful co existence and integration? 'Embrace Ireland', and 'Leave religion behind'. If that does not make sense to you feel free to explain. If it is the case you think that being 'Right Wing' is good for Ireland, then don't bother, we have nothing in common and will not agree.
@@elzorro7of9 My point is that your comment is right wing .The left wing position is that immigrants don't need to integrate .Your comment is a right wing comment and do agree with it .Basically when in rome do as the romans do
Nothing right wing about it. Right wing like Eastern European countries is what's needed.
@@Liammulli Says a man that never lived outside of Ireland.
abuse
You forgot to mention all the dangerous racists in Ireland. I would not recommend ireland to anyone
Yes lots of racist African gangs here.
Ireland has the distinction of being the first country to legalize gay marriage by popular vote. That in itself is a good reason to check it out as you'd be living with friendly, tolerant and peaceful people who value nature and respect all peoples. The reasons to leave are, of course, valid but if you can find a partner there it is an excellent country to bring up children. 🌈🧡
Thank you so much for this 😊😊
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Ireland is actually the worse country to raise children, especially if you're of African descent.. They steal children and Foster them by force by fire.. And their legal system is a yoke.. I found a people who can't afford to speak the truth.. Our children are commodities to be traded on
They come here and get as much money from the state and free education whatever else they can get their hands on and cry racism and head on to the country
You think the state is doing it for the sake of being nice? They're getting something in return.