Returning
Home?
We
realise that making a decision to return home to Ireland involves
much planning, organisation and anxiety. You may sometimes
feel overwhelmed with the amount of information available
and the amount of issues you will have to consider before
returning home. Our 'Returning to Ireland' factsheet series (below) aims to reduce your feelings
of "information overload" by providing comprehensive information
in a manner and style that is easily understood and which
allows you to gradually deal with the practicalities of moving home.
Crosscare
Migrant Project's message to you is that it is important you
make an informed decision based on fact, not
on your memories of how things used to be. This publication
is designed to help you do this.
To
everyone using this guide, we wish you luck in whatever decision
you make.
Our e-bulletin updates on Returning to Ireland are also available to read and download by clicking here.
If
you are thinking about returning home and wish to speak to
someone in
Crosscare
Migrant Project, please call in, ring or email your query
(click
here for contact details).
The Habitual Residence Condition
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- Information from the Department of Social Protection on the Habitual Residence Condition - click here
- Guidelines for Deciding Officers on the Determination of Habitual Residence - click here
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| Returning to Ireland e-bulletins |
| (click on the issue number on the left hand-side to open the bulletin that you are interested in) |
| No. 1 May 2010 |
- Services offered by Crosscare Migrant Project
- The Habitual Residence Condition and returned Irish emigrants
- Take part in our survey on Returning to Ireland
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| No. 2 July 2010 |
- Update on the Habitual Residence Condition & returned Irish emigrants
- Residency Information for the family members and partners of Irish citizens
- Reduced student fees for descendents of Irish citizens
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Crosscare Migrant Project would like to acknowledge the support of the Department of Foreign Affairs Irish Abroad Unit for our work with Irish emigrants
Disclaimer:
Crosscare Migrant Project is not affiliated with any of these
organisations or websites, and cannot be held responsible
for the content or material contained within.
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