
Moving to Ireland?
We’ll help you get everything ready
Prepare your essential documents with guidance from registered immigration consultants and trusted relocation professionals
How to get started
Getting your paperwork in order before arriving in Ireland makes everything smoother, from starting your job to opening a bank account. Here’s what to focus on first:

Check your visa options
Make sure you apply for the correct visa based on your plans, whether you’re visiting, studying, working or joining a partner or family member
Register for your PPS Number
Your PPS is essential for working, paying tax and accessing services in Ireland. We’ll guide you on how to apply and what documents you’ll need
Prepare your key documents
Gather the certificates and identification documents required for your visa and arrival, including birth, marriage or death certificates
Find the right visa for your stay
Whether you’re travelling, studying or planning to work in Ireland, choosing the right visa is essential.
We help you understand which visa fits your situation and what documents you’ll need to apply
Short Stay (C) Visa
For tourism, short visits, or meeting friends and family. Stay is typically limited to 90 days
Long Stay (D) Visa
For stays longer than 90 days. Often required for work, study, or joining a partner or family member
Student Visa
For full-time study at an Irish educational institution. You’ll need enrolment proof and evidence of financial support
Employment Permit / Work Visa
For skilled professionals with a job offer in Ireland. Requires an approved Employment Permit before applying
Join Family
Visa
For partners, spouses or family members planning to join someone already living in Ireland. Relationship evidence is essential
Working Holiday Authorisation
For young travellers from eligible countries who want to live, travel and work in Ireland for a limited period
Your tax and social registrations
If you’re planning to work or become self-employed in Ireland, there are a few key registrations to complete. Getting these sorted early helps you start your job, get paid correctly and access essential public services
PPS Number
Your Personal Public Service Number is essential for working in Ireland.
You’ll need it to get paid, pay the correct tax rate, access healthcare, claim benefits and interact with public services.
We’ll guide you through how to apply and what documents you’ll need before booking your appointment.
Registering as Self-Employed
If you plan to freelance or work independently, you’ll need to register as self-employed with Revenue.
This registration allows you to invoice clients, pay tax correctly and receive official correspondence.
We’ll help you understand whether you need to register, and how the process works.

Official certificates you may need in Ireland
Some Irish authorities may ask for certified documents such as your birth, marriage or death certificates, especially when applying for visas, registering with services, or managing family matters
Birth Certificate
Proof of identity or family connection
Marriage Certificate
Relationship or partner visa applications
Death Certificate
Legal or family record requirements
We guide you through how to request, replace or verify your civil certificates through the official Civil Registration Service. If your documents were issued outside Ireland, we’ll help you understand whether translations or apostilles are required.
Arrive in Ireland with everything ready
All support is provided by registered immigration consultants with extensive experience helping newcomers settle in Ireland

From your visa to your PPS Number and essential certificates, we make sure every document is prepared before you travel: clear, simple and stress-free.
Our goal is straightforward: to help you arrive in Ireland prepared, confident, and ready to start your new life without unnecessary complications.
Common questions about moving to Ireland
Here are some of the most frequent questions people ask when preparing to move to Ireland.
If you’re unsure about anything, our team is always here to help