Like the quiet life

Last activity 22 July 2020 by auddie

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auddieNew member20 July 2020 14:20:45

Looking to retire to a beautiful, peaceful place, thinking of Ireland. I have visited there twice, esp. loved the Aran islands, yes, I would like it THAT peaceful. Don't mind cold, wind, rain, etc. As long as it wasn't the ONLY weather year round. Caretaking of someone's home, pets, etc. might be something. I am an RN, but may not want that position after retirement. I love animals, have a companion dog that would accompany me. Ideas anyone ? Perhaps a temp position to begin ?

CynicUK / Netherlands Expert20 July 2020 15:59:18

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Hi and welcome to the Forum.

You really have 2 options - you either go there to work, which it doesn't sound like you want to do, or you go there to retire and don't work, if it's that then you need a retirement visa, this link will take you to the Irish Government website that has the details.

Hope this helps.

Cynic
Expat Team

auddieNew member22 July 2020 11:15:19

Thanks, I will check out the link you sent.

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