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Country pathway guide

Move to Ireland: routes and requirements

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120 published pathways17 categoriesStructure updated 2026-09-06
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Ireland at a glance

Current published coverage and the date of the latest review.

Published pathways
120
Route types
17
Verified facts
0
Structure updated
2026-09-06

Pathways by category

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Business Self Employment

2 pathways

Cultural Religious Volunteer

4 pathways

Family

19 pathways

Free Movement

21 pathways

Free Movement & Regional Mobility

EU/EEA/Swiss student

Programme status
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Free Movement & Regional Mobility

EU/EEA/Swiss worker

Programme status
— To be confirmed on the route website

Humanitarian Protection

7 pathways

Independent Means

3 pathways

Investment

1 pathway

Medical Treatment

1 pathway

Other Special

3 pathways

Residence Based Status

5 pathways

Short Stay Visit

10 pathways

Sports

3 pathways

Study

13 pathways

Talent Merit

3 pathways

Transit

1 pathway

Work

13 pathways

Youth Mobility

11 pathways

Application and authority portals

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