Ireland Strategy Report 2027
The workbook for families planning a move to Ireland: when your passport clock starts and what the planned reform changes, what a house in the south-east really costs to buy, how the Tusla process for home education works, and which steps come in which order in the first year. With worked examples, checklists and a plan to fill in.
Payment runs through Stripe. The PDF file comes to this address.
What is inside
- The plan for the first year month by month, from six months before the move to the first anniversary, with the deadlines for the PPS number, the car, health insurance and tax.
- The passport clock to fill in with your earliest application date under today's law and under the reform's General Scheme, worked through for a family of five, fees included, and what changes if you are British.
- Three buying-cost calculations with stamp duty, Local Property Tax and every side item, a comparison with UK Stamp Duty Land Tax, and the purchase budget as a worksheet.
- The home education checklist for the Tusla application, the assessment and the route to exams, with a decision table: school or home.
- The document file with every paper you need for residence, the purchase, school, the car and the later naturalisation application.
- The twelve costliest mistakes and the list of questions for your consultation.
Contents
- 1 Why Ireland: passport, neutrality, small town
- 2 Residence and citizenship: the timeline
- 3 Buying instead of renting: process and costs
- 4 Home education and school
- 5 Health, bank, car, tax
- 6 The first year, month by month
- 7 The document file
- 8 The twelve costliest mistakes
- 9 Questions for your consultation
- 10 Glossary
Good to know
You order it on saolnuaplan.com and receive the PDF by email. It is issued in your name and with your order number, and you can print it and fill it in.
The website explains the topics one by one. The Strategy Report turns them into a plan: the passport clock with a worked example under today's law and under the reform draft, three buying-cost calculations, the home education checklist, the plan for the first year and the complete document file.
No. It prepares you for it. If you arrive with your passport clock, your purchase budget and your documents filled in, you spend the conversation on your own decision instead of the basics.