Retiring To Ireland (Australian citizen)

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oreillybill Member

Member since 17 May 2017

oreillybillMember05 September 2019 09:05:31

I am an Australian citizen and resident who is in his early 60's and would like to retire to Ireland.聽 I am not looking to draw a pension there but do I need a requisite amount of money in the bank and special health insurance etc??

Cynic UK / Netherlands Expert

Member since 15 September 2015

CynicUK / Netherlands Expert05 September 2019 09:30:41

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Hi and welcome to the Forum.

At the top of this page is a link to our Discover section, if you mouse over that you'll get access to our Ireland Guide; this contains a lot of information you may find useful.聽 Also, try checking out this .

Once you've read our Guide and checked out the link I've provided, if you have any further specific questions, please come back to us.

Hope this helps.

Cynic
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