Moving to Ireland in 2024? Most Important Things You Need To Know (personal experience)

In this video, I'm going to share with you some of the most important things you need to know before moving to Ireland. I came here a few years ago, so I have a lot of personal experience living in Ireland and I'm happy to share it with you in this video.

Overall, the cost of living in Ireland is quite high, but so are the earnings. If you're looking to move to Ireland, make sure you have a good understanding of what to expect before you make the move. I'll cover all the important factors you need to know in this video, so make sure to watch it!

All the numbers are as of right now, they can and will vary over time so do your research, i just provided the basics of how my experience has been until now!

Moving to Ireland 2024
Timestamps:

0:00 Intro
0:48 Cost of Life in Ireland
1:37 Irelands Wages
3:18 Acommodation in Ireland
4:37 Transport in Ireland
5:12 Healthcare
6:19 Tips

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Here is a little something i would HIGHLY recommend for when you get here

And a few other things BEFORE you get here or when you are going on your holidays

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Specially if you are relocating to Ireland

[mathrodite]

Thank you! You got to the conclusion succinctly in the first 15 seconds. I seriously appreciate that.

[TruthSurge]

80 euros a day for hospital? In the US it can be $1000 or more a day just to BE in a hospital, not counting any procedures. Sounds as if the prices aren't that bad really. Depends on what income you are getting while there.

[annobrien]

I have watched and advised many people who relocated to Ireland and have to say not one person could actually dress for the weather because of this they end up with colds and flu which by the way is absolutely no cause to go to a hospital or a doctor to recover from. Its basic, 1. As soon as you get here buy thermal long sleeved vest and thermal long leggings for under your trousers and thermal socks, thermal gloves a hat and a scarf and buy your winter coat here and of course a true waterproof rain coat not from Pennys or Dunnes but from a shop that sells clothes for outdoor wear. If you make these investments in your clothes you never need to feel the cold or the rain or buy a ridiculous umbrella. 2. Research the cost of living before you get here not after you get here, a wage of €11.50 is not going to pay for all your needs you will always be poor. 3. Research the accommodation crisis in Ireland, it will save you a lot of heartache. There are whole families with both parents working full time on great wages who are living in there car because there simply are no houses or apartments available to rent. 4. When you read tweets in your language from Irish politicians inviting you to Ireland promising you a home, jobs, healthcare and more know that this is a lie, they want to give you a job but you will never find accommodation you will be put in a center with other people from all over the world with no privacy and worse and left there, if it sounds too good to be true it is.

[SamWong-pj]

as a hongkonger in ireland, i worked in a big tech co here, earning more opportunity, thx q
ps compare w rent in hk, that of ireland s not that expensive based on thriving economy recently
im a Regional Director in Poland now, being proud of becoming an Irish& learning Gaelic as well

[macker]

Welcome to cork, we're happy to have you,
May onwards the weather should improve.

[Ie_]

I just have a few questions.
1. Did you have to send in an application to get a house share?
2. where did you stay while you were looking for housing?
3. How did you get an apartment/house share if they often request proof of income, did you find a job before you got an apartment?

[landen]

You're awesome, straight to the point also ur charismatic and easy to listen to! 😁

[anatly]

I've been recently looking for a flatmate for my two bed apartment in Dublin and received 100 applications within 24h. Mind you, rent here is around €2300 so this wasn't even that cheap and yet this many people were looking for a place to live. Very worrying.

[michaelvdunne]

€100.00 to the hospital is like an annual season ticket to the hospital. It lasts a year from the day you pay the hospital.

[dantevelezdv]

Man I live in San Diego California and I pay 2100 just for my studio lol. Guess I’m moving to Ireland

[samchir]

What of family accomodation outside Dublin but where you can commute to Dublin, like Louth, Longford, Wicklow etc.

[fahadhussain]

Awesome tips, really very useful... I'm hoping for more videos.. ❤

[asspartacus]

fairly informative, keep it up! cheers

[fotdk]

Awesome video! What country are you from?

[ciaranmasterson]

The open picture was Waterford along the river 😮

[ionutpreda]

why do u have to pay for health if you pay taxes?!

[cmc]

Average wage €3, 700pm?? Maybe in big cities but not in the smaller towns

[mum_moth]

I think Ireland is still cheaper to live in than Sydney specifically in Australia. Seriously considering the move for our family

[gvsprasad]

Can you throw some light about the living cost in athlone

[BelfastSquid]

Each big city such as cork, limerick, Galway, Dublin, Belfast etc. need more apartment complexes. In my personal opinion, I believe there should be a cap of price to pay per person for accommodation that should be revisited every few years as the value of the euro changes. But to pay 2000 euro for a single apartment is absurd given most people barely make that much on their own. People should not have to rely on teaming up to afford living. I'm as capitalist as the next guy, but some things just shouldn't be that way, and shelter is one of them.