Ireland is famous for such recognizable brands as Guinness beer, Celtic music and Irish tap. The country has also made a unique contribution to popular and rock music, giving the world Sinead O’Connor, U2 and many other artists, and the tradition of celebrating St. Patrick’s Day has long crossed the borders of Ireland after the Irish pubs that have become its “guides”.

Against the background of other European countries, Ireland stands out for its “youth” – the age of a third of the population does not exceed 25 years, and a developed system of schools and universities provides world-class education for young people not only from Ireland, but from all over the world.

The Irish Immigrant Investor Program has been operating since 2012 and is aimed at attracting large investors from countries outside the European Union to the Irish economy. A key incentive, investors are offered Irish resident status (residence permit) for the main applicant and his close relatives. This status is not permanent, but can be renewed an unlimited number of times.

Within the framework of the program, several investment options have been developed for applicants with an entry threshold of €1 million, differing in the degree of risk, cost and potential profitability. There is also an additional option of a charitable contribution to the development of national projects – the simplest and least expensive option at the “entry” (€500,000), but without the possibility of a return on investment.