Moving to and Emigrating from Ireland

This section provides RESOURCES for those moving to or returning to Ireland and those emigrating from Ireland to the United States. The Irish Episcopal Council for Emigrants (IECE) has extensive resources and helps to navigate emigration to the United States. However, the regulations of the U.S. legal immigration system are complex and ever-changing. We recommend that you consult professional accredited assistance to manage this aspect of emigration to the U.S. from Ireland

 

Moving to/Returning to Ireland

Crosscare Migrant Project

www.migrantproject.ie
2 St Mary’s Place North, Dublin 7, D07 Y768 Ireland
Phone: 011 +353 (0) 1 873 2844
migrantproject@crosscare.ie

Crosscare Migrant Project provides services to intending, existing and returning Irish emigrants, as well as immigrants and members of new communities in Ireland. 

Crosscare is an important resource for anyone intending to move to Ireland whether you are a returning immigrant or someone who has never lived in Ireland before. Check out their “Returning to Ireland” section to get full information on issues that you will need to consider before making your decision. Crosscare also provides information on Emigrating to other countries. Their information books on immigration to the USA, the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia provide valuable details on all aspects of moving to these countries.

SAFE HOME 

Safe Home Ireland is an Irish emigrant support service that provides a range of services to more than 2,000 people each year. We provide an advice and information service, undertake outreach visits and provide housing assistance to eligible applicants.

Safe Home Ireland was established in the year 2000 to assist older qualifying Irish born emigrants to explore the option of returning to live in their native areas. The organisation was set up as a Pilot Project by a local GP and Safe Home Ireland Life President, Dr. Jerry Cowley.

Over the years, Safe Home has evolved from simply providing a housing option for older Irish born emigrants. Our work is now spread across the 26 counties and we provide supports to our applicants at every stage of their journey from the initial enquiry abroad to actual return home.

Citizens Information Board

www.citizensinformation.ie

A number of other Irish websites offer information on issues relating to moving to Ireland from abroad.  For information on all aspects of living in Ireland:

EMIGRATION

Irish Episcopal Council for Emigrants

Columba Centre, Maynooth, Co. Kildare
Phone: 011-353-1-5053055
Fax: 011-353-1-6016401
emigrants@iecon.ie