@@ofaoilleachain : as you will find in every country, there will always be some people who are not happy no matter what is happening or no matter what their circumstances. They’re just inherently negative people and nothing will make them happy. but they’re only in a very small minority.
I'm a Filipino living in Scotland.. I so much love the work ethics here than working in Philippines and Singapore.. Work and social are balance.. I am also working in Finance and only Filipino at the office.. Yes they also love my skin colour here.
It’s based on your experience. I haven’t worked in audit here but if you search online, the average salary for audit manager with 3-5 years of working experience is €60-65K. 🙂
Hi Jennifer I'm irish I know that everything is no perfect here but I love my country its nice to hear someone who wasn't born here speak positively about us and the land and by the way you have a lovely smile be safe and enjoy your time in Ireland sláinte.
It's not all rainbows and butterflies"? With the bloody rain we get, there is DEFINITELY NO shortages of rainbows in Ireland.... The poor butterflies have problems, mind you....
You just simplified my choice to choose Ireland. By the way, I love your videos, you're doing a good job, and thanks for contributing to the EU economy!
@@dublintvcontent2023 Lol, too late, I'm already here since late March! It's been amazing!!! Friendly people generally, great food, already started working for a big company, and am already staying with a friendly Irish family. I guess you're too late to change my mind now...
@@EzekielCarvalho Indeed you are right, let's see how it is over the next few years. The bubble and illusion will surely not last. When enough of people like you are here, then we will see what becomes of Ireland and what is left. It will be all yours and people like you. People to blame mostly is the Irish people themselves for allowing this colonial replacement and plantation. Be careful what you wish for, you just might get it! Well done on the campaign to destroy Ireland. You are successful indeed.
I love it here in Ireland. From U.K. ( Irish Parents). Lots of opportunities here for educated and hard working people. It is a shame that housing is so expensive, eventually we will catch back up by building more.
I 100 % agree with the skin color thing. I am 101% morena and I have a black hair my Irish husband's family and friends love it so much. I've never heard a lovely comment about my skin in my whole life. I love my Irish family and I love Ireland
Hi kabayan while searching about dublin ireland 🇮🇪 i watched your videos here on youtube and i can say that you’re very fluent when it comes to speaking in english language its just wow. I liked the contents that you shared in every videos i will keep on watching because its very informative especially like me who wants to visit or stay in dublin ireland 🇮🇪 currently here working in dublin ireland i am filipino too.
Hi Jennifer, do you know if allowed to get sponsorship if I’m coming by student visa or is better to enter and search for job. I have 3 months visa free for Ireland
Hehehe you're good at English.. I'm chasing every word you say 😂.. ma'am idol Tagalog Naman mukang dudugo ilong ko Jan sa employer ko pag nag start na Ako mag work Jan soon I will be there na hihihi.. 🤗😇
We have a great country sadly we have a archaic type goverment only 2 parties, making themselves millionaires is more importment than the peoples welfare,hopefully a change is coming Ireland could be so much more a better country.
Now, I'm having a thought to move in Ireland and just in 2 years I can apply for permanent residency and within 5 years of staying there could apply for Irish passport, Wow, that's amazing couz because time flies so fast, and you cannot even notice that you've already been there for that time. What really amazed me couz is they like my brown color hahaha. Keep on vlogging my beautiful cousin, am always here for you to support all of your vlogs. Keep Safe.
Ye didn't mention the 4 seasons in a day😅😅. But i like your accent, irish accent😊. By the way i live here in the northeast part of Ireland, so hell yea Ireland is one of the best to live in....cheerioooo
Jennifer we are a small country and we have a lot of homeless immigrants on the streets and some are living in very poor accommodation. We have a serious housing crisis and while you will find hardcore homeless people in every country. We now have very decent immigrants sleeping rough because they can't afford to rent. Irish people have no mercy when it comes to people who rent and Ireland's uncontrolled housing market is exploiting young Irish people and the ongoing influx of immigrants. This is not a country where renting is a long-term option. When the wicket winds from the west blows and it surely will as night follow day. The Irish government will allow every renter along with a good few Irish to be blown out of this country. Most immigrants would want to have a good job and strive hard to buy a house or God help them when the time comes if they don't have family support.
Well said! I'm Irish and couldn't agree more!!! People from abroad seem to think that Ireland is Disney Land - and it probably could be - if it wasn't for successive governments destroying the place. Now, after welcoming thousands upon thousands of unfortunate Ukrainian refugees the government is in panic mode because they didn't think that they would have to support them with homes, schools, medical, etc., etc. What a nightmare! Things can't get much worse.. or can they...?
This is not only happening in Ireland, but all over the world. Ireland is lucky enough because there are people all over the world who want to live here, and contribute as part of the working class. Working in your hospitals, in offices, providing services that Irish people are not able to do. Can you imagine not having immigrants here in Ireland?
I have so much respect to the Irish government and other EU countries who are helping the Ukranian refugees in this trying time. How can one enjoy a sumptuous meal when you see your neighbors starving and homeless?
@@JenniferEstella Do you really believe that the natives will care about their imigrant neighbours when they themselves are struggling to survive?? I am not being cruel here, just a realist. The point is that the "working class" cannot afford to live in Ireland due to the high cost of living. Give it another couple months and watch the rents shoot up again thanks to yet another government "adjustment". Anyone thinking that Ireland is the land of milk and honey really should start reading between the lines of all those fairytales they have been told. If you still want to give it to a go then be sure to have good financial support behind you for when the going gets tough. Best of luck. 👍
@@JenniferEstella Immigrants are very good for Ireland. Immigrants are very good for every country. The problem is housing and renting in Ireland at the moment. The problem is not that the homeless are going hungry there are plenty of places where they can get free food. But decent homeless immigrants run the risk of falling into bad company and end up on drugs and that is the problem if they are on the streets too long. The Irish government is the cause of the problem because they are not putting a cap on rents and building enough affordable housing.
guys if anyone is irish and can spare 5 minutes of their time to discord with me i would appreciate it. I want to ask a lot about this beautiful country.
@Cian MacGana "Ethnic cleansing"? Trump world alive and well in Ireland it would seem. On a scale of one to ten, how clinically insane actually are you?
My son used to work for a big Accounting firm Grant Thornton in Belfast and they were excellent to their employees with plenty of breaks during the day and sleep pods where they could go for 40 winks. And because he used to come home to Donegal at weekends they used to let him work until 4pm on Friday so he could catch the only coach home. He loved it and it gave him a great work ethic. Although he's moved on to a completey new job. He loves to work I'm very proud of the young man he's turned out to be, well in fact I'm proud of my 5 young adult children who all work have degrees ( although that's not the bee all of everything) but I couldn't be a prouder mammy. Be happy here in Ireland.
You can work part-time while you are studying but it is limited to a number of hours to make sure you have time for your studies. I hope all goes well for you. :)
Pls reply, what job can I do in Ireland until I become old enough to be able to apply as mature appicant at university? I don’t have enough points, and I am from Italy. I am currently 20 yo, going to be 21 in November. I already dropped out 2 times from university now including the year 2023-2024 because of verbal abuse from parents and big brother but they deny it, their words affected my mind when studying. I am no failure, I have the drive to achieve great things but they used the only bad moment when I became weak in math to discourage me, belittle me, make me think I am finished. Don’t blame me. When I told them I wanted to go to UCD as it is a prestigious university for economics and finance and from there I would have been able to do the Masters at an even better University but that I would have had to wait until 23 yo, my father immediately said “Bullshit, it’s just an excuse to not study”. Now if take into consideration this idea regardless of what my parents say, I would have to work in Ireland until then, because my parents won’t let me stay at home. I have a little business too, that could make big money. Would you say it would be good to wait until I am 23 yo to be able to enter university without needing their required points? What work can I do until then in Ireland? What do I do?
I agree, Kerry airport is the best, I was flying home and as I was leaving they asked if we needed anything - they basically asked is it ok to close the airport now 🤣 it's probably the most important I've ever felt.. Yes, you can close the airport lol
Your video is very informative about Ireland. I am a professional Banker in Bangladesh, looking for a job in Ireland very eagerly ,would you please guide me how to proceed .
Permanent residence and citizenship gives you a lot of benefits. WOW, very deep thought, considering that Irish passport is in the list of top world passports :)
Okay find me a job fishing or cooking if you know affordable housing room for rent my rental history is good just a couple landlords swore it smelled like weed and a never ending amount of pussy and I swear I am reformed I don't smoke weed and have not had relations in ages... well I am a good renter I swear he just couldn't handle the wemon in my place but that is okay cause... I'm single and working on me.. anyways do you know anyone who understands that situation and rents or has work over there
its a funny when I heard you were an accountant I thought hell here is a boring number yapping honey but when you started yapping I went hell who is this honey !!! and then I saw that you are PI honey maguire which no man could imagine
I was in Ireland one year ago. After getting down from the bus from the airport, the first language I heard was Spanish, as two young men crossed paths in front of me. It was a delight to here Spanish as I also speak Spanish. I went to Ireland to work on my Irish, but I love hearing other languages as well.
Wow, nice video and useful information. Actually, I am studying hard to get scholarship in Ireland for my master degree... this video cheers my day to keep study :)
Hi Jennifer, thank you so much for speaking so positively about the country I grew up in. I’ve lived abroad my whole adult life and I never liked growing up in the Irish countryside but once I experience life in Dublin I enjoyed the country so much more. Ireland has a whole list of things wrong with it but warms my heart to see someone move there and enjoy their experience so much, you seem like a lovely person and I hope you continue to enjoy your time there 💛
I appreciate your comment a lot! Thank you! ❤️ I continue to enjoy living here and the people here make it so. I see why you won’t like living in the countryside. I grew up and lived in big cities and where I live now is definitely a big change. Indeed, the countryside is pretty quiet and laid back which might not be ideal for young adults who want to experience fun things. Again, thank you for your comment 🥰
This is so useful! My maid of honour is Irish and whenever I meet Irish people I just tend to love them... That's good enough reason for me!! Ps. I love your coat!
My mum was born and raised in Ireland most of my mums family live there I love it. Omg we so need to get together for a collab im in northern Ireland near belfast but in bangor near marina xxxxx
Good day jennifer My name is Elton and i’m an aspiring Irish immigrant. please you said “You don’t need a work visa to work in ireland”. And i would really like to know what ways i can come to work in ireland without a work visa and if it is still in use or if it is old info. because i noticed that this video was uploaded in 2021. And i’m watching it in 2023 now. I will be kindly waiting for your response. Thanks
Dream country ko tlga ang ireland. I'm a management accounting graduate but more on warehouse/logistics current job ko. Maraming job opp like this kaya in ireland?
Ano po usually work pwde po aplyan jan sa ireland? Ok lng po ba mka work sa office po khit hndi PR or euro citizens? Kc usually sa ibang euro countries nanny po usually ang work
Its my 2nd video to try for this vlogger. Its as nice as the 1st ( her first ever ) . Also followed her on IG after finished watching this video. On to the next one.
Great little airport. That happened to me too years ago, I got stuck in traffic in limerick and arrived at Kerry 20mins before the flight departure, was sitting on the plane 10 mins later, couldn't believe it.
10:40 not really much relevant. Actually misleading to say it’s the only English speaking country in Europe (UK:hello) even though you mentioned later in EU, but in your writings you just mentioned in Europe. By the way, lots of countries in Europe speak English well even though it’s not the native language owing to the fact that they are now global cities (meaning lots of workers/residents coming from different countries) so English is commonly spoken.
Fyi, Malta is another English speaking country in EU. I did not mention UK because of Brexit- it’s even more difficult to immigrate in UK now. True, other EU countries speak English but if you want to move there to work, you better learn to speak the native language. Why? Best example is Germany, a lot of people speak English in Berlin but if you work in Finance, their invoices are in Deutsch so good luck getting a job. I’ve also travelled in a number EU countries, and I can tell you so many stories when language is a barrier, even for tourists. 🫠
Hi Mimi, that's double of how long I've been here in Ireland! Good for you 😊 I guess the experience depends on what you'll make out of it. For me, I find it very special 🙂
We are from another country me and my hubby, when we meet strangers all we want is to have good manners and be respectable, but most people are very rude here and sad and we don't receive back the kindness, it honestly can just ruin a day... I wonder if Ireland could be our call, it feels like they are very empathetic and might take our positivity well, it sounds like a dream honestly. Being encouraged and accepted is something we actually lack in our own country even though we were born here, but maybe it's possible to find elsewhere. I wish our future kid could experience an environment growing up like that instead. Thank you for sharing your experiences (including the not so lovely ones)!
So sorry to hear this. Moving to another location is already challenging on its own, and then on top of that, you still need to manage other considerations. Ireland has been great to me - people, places, etc. I hope that if you end up moving here, you’ll find the living situation better than where you currently are living. All the best!
Really great tips. You just made me love Ireland. What are some of the jop opportunities found there? Is it easily possible for one to have a working visa to Ireland 🇮🇪 or what are some of the ways through which one can easily move to Ireland?
I’d say the best way to get here is get the working visa. Find an employer that will sponsor your job here. Here’s my other video which gives tips on how to get a job here: th-cam.com/video/FKlrXaXZTWA/w-d-xo.html If no luck, research about a student visa. 🙂
Hey Jennifer... Thank you so much for the valuable information.... I am a student who is planning to study masters from Ireland... excluding the 2yr PSV, are you absolutely sure that one can apply for a PR within 3 years (working at a stretch) on a total? Jus wanted to reconfirm.. Thanks again!
Hi Ayesha, you can apply for permanent residency after 3 years of being in a general working visa or 2 years if critical skills working visa. ☺️ you can get this visas after your masters
I know right! But to give a bit more context. In the Philippines, most outdoor jobs are not considered to be prestigious. So if you have darker skin, people assume that you work outdoors. This is why people prefer to have fair skin to avoid being regarded as such. In the west, it’s the opposite. If you’re tan, it means you have the money to go on holidays. Interesting world right!
That’s the one from the government. Depending on your employer, you can still get 100% or a portion of your normal salary while on maternity leave. This varies by company, so you need to always check your employment contract.
First of all, congratulations! Before accepting, there’s a lot of things to consider. One of them is if you’re ready to step out of your comfort zone, it’s tough but it will be a great experience in my opinion! ☺️
Hello I’m ACCA member but I do not have an audit experience, after completing my ACCA I directly join industry as a accountant and now I’m thinking to move in Ireland for MS in financial analyst. My question is only this if I will join as accountant in Ireland will this be under critical skill .? I confided a lot about this Because on website they mentioned qualified accountant are eligible but again if I will join after my master as accountant in any company will this be a critical skill job .? Please looking forward to your answer, it will help me a lot.
Hi there, it depends on your role actually. But in general, chartered accountants will be under critical skills permit. There’s also a minimum gross salary required to be eligible for critical skills permit. You can check this site: enterprise.gov.ie/en/what-we-do/workplace-and-skills/employment-permits/employment-permit-eligibility/highly-skilled-eligible-occupations-list/ If you have more questions, you can also contact me in instagram for which is easier- my handle is jenestxx. 🙂
Hi jen new subscriber here. I teally want to apply job in ireland . Im currently work as cabin stewards in cruise ship can you give me agency to apply . Thanks
I guarentee most of the people in the comments arent living in Ireland. You are more Irish then them living here. They have Irish granny's in NYC and Philadelphia and criticize everyone who are not like them
Hey Jenn , im excited to have a fresh start in a new place and im choosing Ireland , i have a few questions if you wouldnt mind answering :) 1- Im Portuguese ( European ) Am im free to move to Ireland without any major immigration documents? 2- I was thinking of start sending resumes about 3 months in advance before i move in , so im moving to Ireland in May i was thinking of start sending online resumes or phonecalls around February , is that ok or too early? 3- What kind of resume/CV do irish accept? i make my own in Work or there's an App? 4- how do i transfer my savings to an irish bank account? 5- Is it ok to reserve/ book housing 2/3 months in advance ? Those are my questions love , im really excited about going to ireland and starting a new life , i viseted ireland last month to get a feel of what its like and i loved it , friendly open minded people , organized place , clean , im choosing Cork as my new residence :)
My good deed of the week.. 1..yes .. 2..12 months in advance is ok too. 3.. There are TH-cam videos by Irish recruitment specialists/agencies. Do what they say. 4 .. You don't need to... If it's an EU bank treated the same. On this point Irish banks have a government guarantee on savings up to €100k. Check bank charges. General current a/c charges are around €65 annually. Just a couple of things to check. To open a bank a/c in Ireland you'll need your passport and usually one utility bill showing your address*, usually within the last 3 months. The bank will tell you about other alternatives. 5.. If you manage to find a place to live (note "if") the day you book it and pay the deposit is the day the lease agreement starts. Be aware that a place to live in Ireland is a total rat race. Once you have a lease, you're protected by a complicated legal rule system which is even beyond me to explain. Good luck on the last point... Which should be your first point.
girl, if what u telling me it's true and i see that it is when i arrive, i will love u forever hahah ! i just wanna change my life u know, get a better one.
Don’t forget about rent. It’s basically impossible to find a rent in Dublin. 2 bedroom houses or apartment starts from 2000€ a month and it’s a long process to find one. Keep than in mind
Hi there Jen, I'm planning to come to Ireland in 2022, Your video really motivated me. I loved the last section "brown is crown", people from in also faces this problem. Anyways, I've connected with you on insta.
Thanks for your great insight videos about Ireland. I’m using European recruitment hub to get a job in Ireland, I want to know whether you know about them and are they legit.
The usual ones would be jobs.ie and irishjobs.ie. I mentioned a couple more of the legit sites in one of my videos, please do check them out. :) And good luck!
as an Asian myself, wondering moving to preferably Europe but don't want England but want English speaking nation, I'm considering Ireland but my main question is the tax rate being kinda high and how will life be as an Asian in Ireland?
I also remember one lady wished a Happy Ramadan to me in a hotel in Dublin (I believe she's a just a guest and not a hotel staff bcs she wears casual outfit in the hotel restaurant). She was the first one who said Hi with a warm smile, even after seeing me wearing a hijab. They're so warm..
Hi I hope you are fine , I just put subscribe in your channel because this video is the best one I have seen about ireland : so I'm a new subscriber in your channel and I hope to you a good and nice time in ireland : me too I have visited ireland twice and I enjoy it more and more , so thank you again for all information you told us about ireland and irish peaple : please I have some questions to you please can I write to you in your instagrame please ? Have a nive day and nice time too .
Some countries have it nailed. Ireland is definitely one of those . Happy and healthy people are of prime importance to the success of any business…
I totally agree!
MMMMhhh in which town of Ireland?
I'll tell you one thing...the people are not happy at the moment.
@@ofaoilleachain : as you will find in every country, there will always be some people who are not happy no matter what is happening or no matter what their circumstances. They’re just inherently negative people and nothing will make them happy. but they’re only in a very small minority.
No. Dublin us one of those.
LOVE that work comment.. “the longer you work, the less efficient you are” SO true.
My mantra at work! 😀
Hello from NYC. Just wanted to thank you for your video. I love to learn about new cultures.
I’m glad you liked it! ☺️
I'm a Filipino living in Scotland.. I so much love the work ethics here than working in Philippines and Singapore.. Work and social are balance.. I am also working in Finance and only Filipino at the office.. Yes they also love my skin colour here.
I like this video, so if you want to chanhe job, Estella u need a new Visa from the new employer?
Hi there! Yes, if you're still in stamp 1. Once you become a permanent resident (Stamp 4), you don't need working visa anymore.
@@JenniferEstella Thank you. May I ask: From stamp 1 to 4 how long does it take?
Hi Maam, ask ko lng po anong average salary ng audit manager sa ireland?
It’s based on your experience. I haven’t worked in audit here but if you search online, the average salary for audit manager with 3-5 years of working experience is €60-65K. 🙂
Hi Jennifer I'm irish I know that everything is no perfect here but I love my country its nice to hear someone who wasn't born here speak positively about us and the land and by the way you have a lovely smile be safe and enjoy your time in Ireland sláinte.
Hello guy, how you doing, I'm very hard-working please can I get work overdere, I will be happy.
Thank you! I have nothing else but great things to say about Ireland. I as so thankful to be here :)
It's not all rainbows and butterflies"?
With the bloody rain we get, there is DEFINITELY NO shortages of rainbows in Ireland....
The poor butterflies have problems, mind you....
I don’t mind the rainbows at all! They’re pretty! 🌈
You just simplified my choice to choose Ireland. By the way, I love your videos, you're doing a good job, and thanks for contributing to the EU economy!
Hey Ezekiel! Glad I was able to help! ☺️ thanks so much! 💞 Good luck on your move to Ireland - it’s a great choice! 💕
Out of... (What was the roster of countries to choose from)?!
Please don't come, we are full up and anti non Irish sentiment has started to grow in recent years.
@@dublintvcontent2023 Lol, too late, I'm already here since late March! It's been amazing!!! Friendly people generally, great food, already started working for a big company, and am already staying with a friendly Irish family. I guess you're too late to change my mind now...
@@EzekielCarvalho Indeed you are right, let's see how it is over the next few years. The bubble and illusion will surely not last. When enough of people like you are here, then we will see what becomes of Ireland and what is left. It will be all yours and people like you.
People to blame mostly is the Irish people themselves for allowing this colonial replacement and plantation. Be careful what you wish for, you just might get it! Well done on the campaign to destroy Ireland. You are successful indeed.
Im Irish,I love the place but its expensive to live here,
I love it here in Ireland. From U.K. ( Irish Parents). Lots of opportunities here for educated and hard working people. It is a shame that housing is so expensive, eventually we will catch back up by building more.
I agree!
Aww I love Ireland 😊
Isn’t she lovely! 🎶
@@JenniferEstella i thought Ireland was a dude?
@@JenniferEstella you are lovely.... can we meet? im in Cork
@@johnnyyuta1992 no man noooo
@@Happylikehell ahahaha why
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I 100 % agree with the skin color thing. I am 101% morena and I have a black hair my Irish husband's family and friends love it so much. I've never heard a lovely comment about my skin in my whole life. I love my Irish family and I love Ireland
Love you video. 🍀✨💕
I'm a Filipino too. 🇵🇭
Hope someday I can go there. 🙏
@@d-goblin1594 thank you! 🥰 go for it! you can do it too! 😉😉
Hi kabayan while searching about dublin ireland 🇮🇪 i watched your videos here on youtube and i can say that you’re very fluent when it comes to speaking in english language its just wow. I liked the contents that you shared in every videos i will keep on watching because its very informative especially like me who wants to visit or stay in dublin ireland 🇮🇪 currently here working in dublin ireland i am filipino too.
Hi Jennifer, do you know if allowed to get sponsorship if I’m coming by student visa or is better to enter and search for job. I have 3 months visa free for Ireland
Hehehe you're good at English.. I'm chasing every word you say 😂.. ma'am idol Tagalog Naman mukang dudugo ilong ko Jan sa employer ko pag nag start na Ako mag work Jan soon I will be there na hihihi.. 🤗😇
Hehe, magpractice ka na! ☺️
We have a great country sadly we have a archaic type goverment only 2 parties, making themselves millionaires is more importment than the peoples welfare,hopefully a change is coming Ireland could be so much more a better country.
Now, I'm having a thought to move in Ireland and just in 2 years I can apply for permanent residency and within 5 years of staying there could apply for Irish passport, Wow, that's amazing couz because time flies so fast, and you cannot even notice that you've already been there for that time. What really amazed me couz is they like my brown color hahaha. Keep on vlogging my beautiful cousin, am always here for you to support all of your vlogs. Keep Safe.
Lipat na dito pinsan! 🥳🥳
@@JenniferEstella Help me to get there haha
Looking for a house in Ireland... Specially Cork
Ye didn't mention the 4 seasons in a day😅😅. But i like your accent, irish accent😊. By the way i live here in the northeast part of Ireland, so hell yea Ireland is one of the best to live in....cheerioooo
Ha! i mentioned that in my other video about Tralee :D
I’d love to go to Ireland! Living in Scotland I can’t imagine it would be too different but would still be cool to visit!
You should visit some time! After the pandemic, probably? ☺️
I haven’t been to Scotland, but it’s on my bucket list! 😆
Jennifer we are a small country and we have a lot of homeless immigrants on the streets and some are living in very poor accommodation. We have a serious housing crisis and while you will find hardcore homeless people in every country. We now have very decent immigrants sleeping rough because they can't afford to rent. Irish people have no mercy when it comes to people who rent and Ireland's uncontrolled housing market is exploiting young Irish people and the ongoing influx of immigrants. This is not a country where renting is a long-term option. When the wicket winds from the west blows and it surely will as night follow day. The Irish government will allow every renter along with a good few Irish to be blown out of this country. Most immigrants would want to have a good job and strive hard to buy a house or God help them when the time comes if they don't have family support.
Well said! I'm Irish and couldn't agree more!!! People from abroad seem to think that Ireland is Disney Land - and it probably could be - if it wasn't for successive governments destroying the place.
Now, after welcoming thousands upon thousands of unfortunate Ukrainian refugees the government is in panic mode because they didn't think that they would have to support them with homes, schools, medical, etc., etc. What a nightmare! Things can't get much worse.. or can they...?
This is not only happening in Ireland, but all over the world. Ireland is lucky enough because there are people all over the world who want to live here, and contribute as part of the working class. Working in your hospitals, in offices, providing services that Irish people are not able to do. Can you imagine not having immigrants here in Ireland?
I have so much respect to the Irish government and other EU countries who are helping the Ukranian refugees in this trying time. How can one enjoy a sumptuous meal when you see your neighbors starving and homeless?
@@JenniferEstella Do you really believe that the natives will care about their imigrant neighbours when they themselves are struggling to survive?? I am not being cruel here, just a realist. The point is that the "working class" cannot afford to live in Ireland due to the high cost of living. Give it another couple months and watch the rents shoot up again thanks to yet another government "adjustment". Anyone thinking that Ireland is the land of milk and honey really should start reading between the lines of all those fairytales they have been told. If you still want to give it to a go then be sure to have good financial support behind you for when the going gets tough. Best of luck. 👍
@@JenniferEstella Immigrants are very good for Ireland. Immigrants are very good for every country. The problem is housing and renting in Ireland at the moment. The problem is not that the homeless are going hungry there are plenty of places where they can get free food. But decent homeless immigrants run the risk of falling into bad company and end up on drugs and that is the problem if they are on the streets too long. The Irish government is the cause of the problem because they are not putting a cap on rents and building enough affordable housing.
guys if anyone is irish and can spare 5 minutes of their time to discord with me i would appreciate it. I want to ask a lot about this beautiful country.
Ireland seems like it could be both a lovely and challenging place to live in it’s so culturally different!
Definitely! But where’s the fun without the challenge 😉
@Cian MacGana Spoken like a veritable sad sack.
@Cian MacGana "Ethnic cleansing"? Trump world alive and well in Ireland it would seem. On a scale of one to ten, how clinically insane actually are you?
@Cian MacGana And so the moon cavalry just keep marching on.
@Cian MacGana bizarre nonsense. I say this as an Irishman married to an Irish woman with an Irish daughter.
My son used to work for a big Accounting firm Grant Thornton in Belfast and they were excellent to their employees with plenty of breaks during the day and sleep pods where they could go for 40 winks. And because he used to come home to Donegal at weekends they used to let him work until 4pm on Friday so he could catch the only coach home. He loved it and it gave him a great work ethic. Although he's moved on to a completey new job. He loves to work I'm very proud of the young man he's turned out to be, well in fact I'm proud of my 5 young adult children who all work have degrees ( although that's not the bee all of everything) but I couldn't be a prouder mammy. Be happy here in Ireland.
Congratulations! I have friends who work in GT and can only hear great things about it. :)
Dude we are fucked ,3.8 million Irish we can't take this level of migration.
@@hefellump1 You can always emigrate like millions of Irish before you .
@@hefellump1 that’s exactly what people in Boston , Toronto , city’s all over the world and All major city’s in England said about the Irish
@@hefellump1 you said “dude” so you can feck off as well
Hi! what is the best site looking for jobs in Ireland for Auditors (not accounting)
thank you!
Hi, if your target is public, check their websites and apply directly. If private, LinkedIn will be best.
Hi am 16 and I want work to protect my family and I need to come for studies can I work at that age?
You can work part-time while you are studying but it is limited to a number of hours to make sure you have time for your studies. I hope all goes well for you. :)
Pls reply, what job can I do in Ireland until I become old enough to be able to apply as mature appicant at university? I don’t have enough points, and I am from Italy. I am currently 20 yo, going to be 21 in November. I already dropped out 2 times from university now including the year 2023-2024 because of verbal abuse from parents and big brother but they deny it, their words affected my mind when studying. I am no failure, I have the drive to achieve great things but they used the only bad moment when I became weak in math to discourage me, belittle me, make me think I am finished. Don’t blame me. When I told them I wanted to go to UCD as it is a prestigious university for economics and finance and from there I would have been able to do the Masters at an even better University but that I would have had to wait until 23 yo, my father immediately said “Bullshit, it’s just an excuse to not study”. Now if take into consideration this idea regardless of what my parents say, I would have to work in Ireland until then, because my parents won’t let me stay at home. I have a little business too, that could make big money. Would you say it would be good to wait until I am 23 yo to be able to enter university without needing their required points? What work can I do until then in Ireland? What do I do?
I agree, Kerry airport is the best, I was flying home and as I was leaving they asked if we needed anything - they basically asked is it ok to close the airport now 🤣 it's probably the most important I've ever felt.. Yes, you can close the airport lol
Woah! What an experience!! I was there this month and they've upgraded the area :D
Your video is very informative about Ireland. I am a professional Banker in Bangladesh, looking for a job in Ireland very eagerly ,would you please guide me how to proceed .
Thank you! Check one of my videos that talk about that: th-cam.com/video/FKlrXaXZTWA/w-d-xo.html
you be crazy to work in Ireland when everything is FREE
Thanks, but no thanks! I prefer to use my skills and have my own money. 😌
I'm from Trinidad and Tobago, and I'm considering Ireland for my PhD. Could you make videos on studying then becoming a PR then citizen?
I love ireland and the irish people 💚🧡
Same here! 🥰
Permanent residence and citizenship gives you a lot of benefits. WOW, very deep thought, considering that Irish passport is in the list of top world passports :)
Totally! It’s my 5th year next year and I’m so excited to apply! 🙂
Yes and don’t need a visa for the UK unlike the other EU citizens who have to apply due to Brexit
i want to move to Ireland as student and get a job later.
Hiiiii Jennifer how are you 💘💘💘
Okay find me a job fishing or cooking if you know affordable housing room for rent my rental history is good just a couple landlords swore it smelled like weed and a never ending amount of pussy and I swear I am reformed I don't smoke weed and have not had relations in ages... well I am a good renter I swear he just couldn't handle the wemon in my place but that is okay cause... I'm single and working on me.. anyways do you know anyone who understands that situation and rents or has work over there
Thank you so much for making this video! New sub here! You’re actually helping me so much
Thank you! ❤️ I’m glad you found my channel! ☺️
Thank you for the videos! Also a CPA and wishing to work abroad soon. Ireland seems like a lovely country. :)
It is, indeed! 💕 Good luck on your job hunt! 🙂
Wowoooow nice content again Jen..bueno I hope someday u take your whole family to live there especially your mom Ambeth. God bless.
Thanks po! After COVID po sana! :)
Well in Every Country has there own Pros and Cons, but when considering to settle down our selves this is a good video to look in to.
Thank you!
its a funny when I heard you were an accountant I thought hell here is a boring number yapping honey but when you started yapping I went hell who is this honey !!! and then I saw that you are PI honey maguire which no man could imagine
I was in Ireland one year ago. After getting down from the bus from the airport, the first language I heard was Spanish, as two young men crossed paths in front of me. It was a delight to here Spanish as I also speak Spanish. I went to Ireland to work on my Irish, but I love hearing other languages as well.
The different cultures are giving a lot of colors in the whole Irish living experience ☺️
Leaving New Zealand to return to live in Ireland 🇮🇪 2024 I can't wait 😊
Yaaay!!
Wow, nice video and useful information. Actually, I am studying hard to get scholarship in Ireland for my master degree... this video cheers my day to keep study :)
Best of luck to you! I hope you get that scholarship! You deserve it! ❤️
Hi Jennifer, thank you so much for speaking so positively about the country I grew up in. I’ve lived abroad my whole adult life and I never liked growing up in the Irish countryside but once I experience life in Dublin I enjoyed the country so much more. Ireland has a whole list of things wrong with it but warms my heart to see someone move there and enjoy their experience so much, you seem like a lovely person and I hope you continue to enjoy your time there 💛
I appreciate your comment a lot! Thank you! ❤️ I continue to enjoy living here and the people here make it so. I see why you won’t like living in the countryside. I grew up and lived in big cities and where I live now is definitely a big change. Indeed, the countryside is pretty quiet and laid back which might not be ideal for young adults who want to experience fun things. Again, thank you for your comment 🥰
This is so useful! My maid of honour is Irish and whenever I meet Irish people I just tend to love them... That's good enough reason for me!! Ps. I love your coat!
Ahh! That’s so sweet!! 💕 I know you agree then that Irish people are great! ❤️
Ps I'm a Irish single guy and also love Philippine woman 😘🤣
I see your video was three years ago.Where are you now? And has your views changed?
Ano po mga legit na agency sa pinas to ireland po? Thanks
My mum was born and raised in Ireland most of my mums family live there I love it. Omg we so need to get together for a collab im in northern Ireland near belfast but in bangor near marina xxxxx
Oh wow!! That’s good to know! Would love to do a collab with you! Hit me up! 🥳🥳
@@JenniferEstella do you have insta ???
Thank you. Very informative. Hubby is coming there soon.
Good day jennifer My name is Elton and i’m an aspiring Irish immigrant. please you said “You don’t need a work visa to work in ireland”. And i would really like to know what ways i can come to work in ireland without a work visa and if it is still in use or if it is old info. because i noticed that this video was uploaded in 2021. And i’m watching it in 2023 now. I will be kindly waiting for your response. Thanks
Dream country ko tlga ang ireland. I'm a management accounting graduate but more on warehouse/logistics current job ko. Maraming job opp like this kaya in ireland?
Yes! Madaming job roles related to warehouse and logistics. :)
Hi curious lang kung pinagtatawanan ba nila yung mali mali english? haha
Ano po usually work pwde po aplyan jan sa ireland? Ok lng po ba mka work sa office po khit hndi PR or euro citizens? Kc usually sa ibang euro countries nanny po usually ang work
Yes, pwede po. Accountant po ako and sa office po ako nagwowork. Madami po akong friend na nurses dito and auditors din.
We’re is this lovely country I’m from the republic of Eire I might go there to
Its my 2nd video to try for this vlogger. Its as nice as the 1st ( her first ever ) . Also followed her on IG after finished watching this video. On to the next one.
Thank you! ☺️
" I was shitting myself all the way to the airport 😂😂😂,"
Wouldn't want to feel that way again! LOL!!
Great little airport. That happened to me too years ago, I got stuck in traffic in limerick and arrived at Kerry 20mins before the flight departure, was sitting on the plane 10 mins later, couldn't believe it.
if you want to be happy and healthy you should keep away from all police anywhere in this world
Hello mam i want to ask info have company want hire me i want to know what permit she will apply for me mybe u can help me pls?
Thank you so much, Jennifer. ☘ God bless. Great to have you here in Ireland. From Cork. Up the Rebels.
Thanks Michael! I'm glad to be here! :)
10:40 not really much relevant. Actually misleading to say it’s the only English speaking country in Europe (UK:hello) even though you mentioned later in EU, but in your writings you just mentioned in Europe. By the way, lots of countries in Europe speak English well even though it’s not the native language owing to the fact that they are now global cities (meaning lots of workers/residents coming from different countries) so English is commonly spoken.
Fyi, Malta is another English speaking country in EU. I did not mention UK because of Brexit- it’s even more difficult to immigrate in UK now.
True, other EU countries speak English but if you want to move there to work, you better learn to speak the native language. Why? Best example is Germany, a lot of people speak English in Berlin but if you work in Finance, their invoices are in Deutsch so good luck getting a job.
I’ve also travelled in a number EU countries, and I can tell you so many stories when language is a barrier, even for tourists. 🫠
Remember Irish allow dual citizenship
Yup, and Philippines too! 🥳
@@JenniferEstella you be able to move around the UK unlike other EU citizens who have to apply for visa 🌞
Malta is also an English speaking country in Europe
Ireland is full.....try dubai
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I.m live in Ireland 6 years, life is ok, nothing is special,. I just want say older generation are racists,.
Hi Mimi, that's double of how long I've been here in Ireland! Good for you 😊 I guess the experience depends on what you'll make out of it. For me, I find it very special 🙂
Hai maam great day to you... Can I have contact of... I just want to have guidance of applying a work in europe
You can reach out thru instagram, my handle is jenestxx
Isa rin yan sa mga gusto kng mapuntahan,hopefully lalo at di na pala klngan ng visa.
Hi po. May I ask why some says living in dublin is expensive but some also says its affordable po?
Do u have iG po
Hey! Yup, it’s jenestxx in ig 🙂
We are from another country me and my hubby, when we meet strangers all we want is to have good manners and be respectable, but most people are very rude here and sad and we don't receive back the kindness, it honestly can just ruin a day... I wonder if Ireland could be our call, it feels like they are very empathetic and might take our positivity well, it sounds like a dream honestly. Being encouraged and accepted is something we actually lack in our own country even though we were born here, but maybe it's possible to find elsewhere. I wish our future kid could experience an environment growing up like that instead. Thank you for sharing your experiences (including the not so lovely ones)!
So sorry to hear this. Moving to another location is already challenging on its own, and then on top of that, you still need to manage other considerations. Ireland has been great to me - people, places, etc. I hope that if you end up moving here, you’ll find the living situation better than where you currently are living. All the best!
@@JenniferEstella i want to come & settle their how can i find & apply for sponsoring jobs .
Hi po. I’m also a CPA in the philippines. San po kayo nagwowork sa ireland? Thanks po
Hello, sa Kerry ako 🙂
Really great tips. You just made me love Ireland. What are some of the jop opportunities found there? Is it easily possible for one to have a working visa to Ireland 🇮🇪 or what are some of the ways through which one can easily move to Ireland?
I’d say the best way to get here is get the working visa. Find an employer that will sponsor your job here. Here’s my other video which gives tips on how to get a job here:
th-cam.com/video/FKlrXaXZTWA/w-d-xo.html
If no luck, research about a student visa. 🙂
If you need a visa to live/work in Ireland, there are no easy ways!!!
@@mariusmatei2946 thanks be to god there is not
Hey Jennifer... Thank you so much for the valuable information.... I am a student who is planning to study masters from Ireland... excluding the 2yr PSV, are you absolutely sure that one can apply for a PR within 3 years (working at a stretch) on a total? Jus wanted to reconfirm.. Thanks again!
Hi Ayesha, you can apply for permanent residency after 3 years of being in a general working visa or 2 years if critical skills working visa. ☺️ you can get this visas after your masters
@@JenniferEstella Thanks a bunch :) !
China 1.5 billion , Ireland 3.8 million ethnic Irish we are so fragile and deserve to be pertected n
How many ethnic Irish live around the world?
@@rayanpol6114 yes a million went to America , driven off the land by foreigners through hunger.
I have heard of countries with a preference for lighter skin colors, it’s just so hard for me to imagine from my own cultural point of view.
I know right! But to give a bit more context. In the Philippines, most outdoor jobs are not considered to be prestigious. So if you have darker skin, people assume that you work outdoors. This is why people prefer to have fair skin to avoid being regarded as such.
In the west, it’s the opposite. If you’re tan, it means you have the money to go on holidays.
Interesting world right!
How is the job market for hr recruiter in Ireland please suggest
I’m considering moving to Ireland and your video was very helpful 😍
I hope you made it here already! 🥰
hi, tanong ko lng po kung libre po ba medical and dental care jan? may pension po ba ang mag retire sa trabaho? salamat!
Hi! Hindi libre yung medical and dental. And yes, may pension after magretire - depende sa contributions mo and how long ka nagcocontribute.
Nice video. Im moving there in December from Shanghai. Im so anxious and excited. I love the "brown is crown" quote. 😂
I’m glad you liked the video! ❤️ Good luck on your move! 🙂
In sha Allah even me by the grace of Allah i Wii be there in December
But i just found out that you get too little during maternity leave. 250 euro in a week
That’s the one from the government. Depending on your employer, you can still get 100% or a portion of your normal salary while on maternity leave. This varies by company, so you need to always check your employment contract.
Hello! I have offer in dublin. I’m hesitant to accept since I am not familiar with the country.
First of all, congratulations! Before accepting, there’s a lot of things to consider. One of them is if you’re ready to step out of your comfort zone, it’s tough but it will be a great experience in my opinion! ☺️
Hello
I’m ACCA member but I do not have an audit experience, after completing my ACCA I directly join industry as a accountant and now I’m thinking to move in Ireland for MS in financial analyst. My question is only this if I will join as accountant in Ireland will this be under critical skill .? I confided a lot about this Because on website they mentioned qualified accountant are eligible but again if I will join after my master as accountant in any company will this be a critical skill job .? Please looking forward to your answer, it will help me a lot.
Hi there, it depends on your role actually. But in general, chartered accountants will be under critical skills permit. There’s also a minimum gross salary required to be eligible for critical skills permit. You can check this site: enterprise.gov.ie/en/what-we-do/workplace-and-skills/employment-permits/employment-permit-eligibility/highly-skilled-eligible-occupations-list/
If you have more questions, you can also contact me in instagram for which is easier- my handle is jenestxx. 🙂
Hi jen new subscriber here. I teally want to apply job in ireland . Im currently work as cabin stewards in cruise ship can you give me agency to apply . Thanks
Hi Mary, I was a direct hire so I'm not sure of any agencies in here. Good luck on the job hunt! :)
I guarentee most of the people in the comments arent living in Ireland. You are more Irish then them living here. They have Irish granny's in NYC and Philadelphia and criticize everyone who are not like them
just to see that beauty from the video I'd consider moving to Ireland, that's for sure
Hey Jenn , im excited to have a fresh start in a new place and im choosing Ireland , i have a few questions if you wouldnt mind answering :)
1- Im Portuguese ( European ) Am im free to move to Ireland without any major immigration documents?
2- I was thinking of start sending resumes about 3 months in advance before i move in , so im moving to Ireland in May i was thinking of start sending online resumes or phonecalls around February , is that ok or too early?
3- What kind of resume/CV do irish accept? i make my own in Work or there's an App?
4- how do i transfer my savings to an irish bank account?
5- Is it ok to reserve/ book housing 2/3 months in advance ?
Those are my questions love , im really excited about going to ireland and starting a new life , i viseted ireland last month to get a feel of what its like and i loved it , friendly open minded people , organized place , clean , im choosing Cork as my new residence :)
My good deed of the week..
1..yes ..
2..12 months in advance is ok too.
3.. There are TH-cam videos by Irish recruitment specialists/agencies.
Do what they say.
4 .. You don't need to... If it's an EU bank treated the same. On this point Irish banks have a government guarantee on savings up to €100k. Check bank charges. General current a/c charges are around €65 annually. Just a couple of things to check. To open a bank a/c in Ireland you'll need your passport and usually one utility bill showing your address*, usually within the last 3 months. The bank will tell you about other alternatives.
5.. If you manage to find a place to live (note "if") the day you book it and pay the deposit is the day the lease agreement starts. Be aware that a place to live in Ireland is a total rat race. Once you have a lease, you're protected by a complicated legal rule system which is even beyond me to explain.
Good luck on the last point... Which should be your first point.
girl, if what u telling me it's true and i see that it is when i arrive, i will love u forever hahah ! i just wanna change my life u know, get a better one.
All the best on your move here to Ireland! ☘️
no matter whether you are Chinese, PI, Yankee, Irish or whatever what matters is that you are not a lazy corrupt police or a lazy corrupt Gov Judge
Don’t forget about rent. It’s basically impossible to find a rent in Dublin. 2 bedroom houses or apartment starts from 2000€ a month and it’s a long process to find one. Keep than in mind
Totally agree!
Hi there Jen, I'm planning to come to Ireland in 2022, Your video really motivated me. I loved the last section "brown is crown", people from in also faces this problem. Anyways, I've connected with you on insta.
Hey there! I’m so excited for you! 🥳 I’m glad you loved the video ❤️ Keep in touch and let me know once you’re already here 🥳
@@JenniferEstella sure 😊
Haha ! Happy to see the skin color matter 💯 naturally Asians are lucky ....love from india 🇮🇳🤝🏼
Thank you!
I loved that hint of a Kerry accent creeping in especially when you said "video" 😂
Thanks for your great insight videos about Ireland. I’m using European recruitment hub to get a job in Ireland, I want to know whether you know about them and are they legit.
The usual ones would be jobs.ie and irishjobs.ie. I mentioned a couple more of the legit sites in one of my videos, please do check them out. :) And good luck!
Salamat po for sharing these tips. Gusto ko na tuloy mag work dyan. 😁
Thank you! ❤️Start looking for opportunities na! 😉
as an Asian myself, wondering moving to preferably Europe but don't want England but want English speaking nation, I'm considering Ireland but my main question is the tax rate being kinda high and how will life be as an Asian in Ireland?
Yup, tax is high here compared to Asia. Irish people are kind and hospitable. I'm lucky to have great Irish friends. :)
I'm from Dublin but live in UK . I miss home so much 💟. Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
hello...I am always watching your vlog...happy to know that you are a friend of my daughter che 🙂 hugs...
Hi tita! Thank you for watching po and supporting the channel. 🥰 I’ve heard a lot of great things about you from Che ❤️❤️❤️
Nice!!! which tool you are using for video editing?
I use DaVinci Resolve Studio :)
Hello I'm asking I'm here Spain po gusto ko lumipat sa Ireland kamusta naman po cost of living? At work nila 8hrs po ba
I also remember one lady wished a Happy Ramadan to me in a hotel in Dublin (I believe she's a just a guest and not a hotel staff bcs she wears casual outfit in the hotel restaurant). She was the first one who said Hi with a warm smile, even after seeing me wearing a hijab. They're so warm..
Hi I hope you are fine , I just put subscribe in your channel because this video is the best one I have seen about ireland : so I'm a new subscriber in your channel and I hope to you a good and nice time in ireland : me too I have visited ireland twice and I enjoy it more and more , so thank you again for all information you told us about ireland and irish peaple : please I have some questions to you please can I write to you in your instagrame please ? Have a nive day and nice time too .
“My dark color” - 👩🏻 haha but great video :)
Nice video very informative. Enjoy Watching here in galway