In an eagerly anticipated event, the next Irish citizenship ceremonies are scheduled to take place on Monday, 26th February, at the prestigious National Concert Hall in Dublin. Prospective citizens are advised not to contact authorities for confirmation as invitations will be issued in due course. Candidates are reminded to bring identity documents, such as a … Read more
New changes in citizenship rules in Ireland have taken effect from 31st July 2023. The Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has commenced the majority of the provisions of the Courts and Civil Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2023. This Act has introduced significant amendments to immigration, citizenship, and naturalization law in Ireland. Some of the major … Read more
In ceremonies held in Killarney, County Kerry, 3,500 people will officially become Irish citizens today and tomorrow. Four separate ceremonies will take place at the Gleneagle INEC Arena in Killarney where citizens of more than 130 countries will receive their certificates of naturalisation and swear allegiance to the Irish State. The ceremonies will take place … Read more
The next citizenship ceremonies will take place on Monday 20th June 2022 at the Killarney Convention Centre in Killarney, Co. Kerry. Candidates need not contact the immigration department in this regard as the department is not in a position to confirm invitations at this stage. Invitations will issue in due course. Candidates will be required … Read more
There is no need to submit the original passport during the initial phase of citizen application, the Justice Department has confirmed. Instead, the certified colour photocopies of every page should be submitted along with a letter which states that the copies are true of the applicant’s passport. The change has come into effect from January … Read more