Moving to Ireland from Greece

Last activity 14 July 2015 by El_Jost

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Nik86New member11 July 2015 07:54:00

Hello I am from Greece and i am interesting of moving to Ireland. I would like to know some things for the life there. About the begining for someone who doesn't know the germany language. About tha salaries, the cost of living and etc. Where can i find a job first of all beacause i heard tha there are many big companies and if there are jobs for greek speakers also. And if i speak english is ok or i must learn another language?.

agata9New member12 July 2015 09:08:22

Hi there,
It depends where you want to live. To find a job you can check : irishjobs.ie, jobs.ie, toplanguages.ie, adecco...
there are a lot of US companies in Ireland and you must speak english fluently. Cork and Dublin are bigger cities so it might easier to fin something.
the cost of living is quite expensive.
If you need specific information, contact me

Nik86New member12 July 2015 11:43:48

Hello Agata thanks for the answer. I have herad that the best solution is to live with other persons to have less payments. And i have seen that many big companies are there so it is an opportunity to find a good job and with a living salary as a begginer.

shaunmMember12 July 2015 19:28:11

Anybody on here working for motor dealers

El_JostSerial expat14 July 2015 06:38:03

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As far as I know there is no requirement to speak German in Ireland.

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