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Published on 29-03-2016

How to apply for Council Housing?

The first thing you need to check before considering applying to Council Housing is if you are eligible according to British law. This will depend on your citizenship and immigration status, meaning that you will be able to apply if you are either a British citizen or a citizen who has the right to stay in the UK permanently and who has not lived abroad recently. You will not be able to apply if you have a short-term immigration status.

For applying to Council Housing as a British citizen you need to:

Published on 01-03-2016

How to apply to a sponsorship visa in the UK

It is important that you keep in mind that this is a tedious process, so you´d better be patient and aware that not all jobs on the market are accessible to foreigners. To start off, we recommend that you read the whole sponsorship guidance thoroughly. You will basically learn from this document:

• Why is this a tedious process?

• What documents will you need to apply?

• What are the valid job positions that can apply to a sponsorship visa?

Published on 13-11-2015

How to apply for the British nationality

Before applying for a British passport you should know that not every country allows double nationality with the United Kingdom, which means that you might have to renounce to your former. To get this clear, the best option is to check with your Embassy.

First thing you need to do is to go through a process called naturalization; you can read all the requirements needed to apply this way in this post.

How to apply?

If you meet all the requirements to apply for a British nationality you must fill in a form and pay the fee along with the following documents:

Published on 27-08-2015

5 reasons to live in Dublin

• Capital of one of the richest countries in the world

Ireland is one of the best destinations for expats as the country is amongst the richest in the world with a high income per capita. As a result, Dublin provides many employment opportunities for those looking for a promising future. Engineering, IT, finance, computer science, health, hospitality, trade and pharmaceutical are economic sectors with broad employment opportunities.

• High standard of living

The average income in Ireland is between 1.600-1.800€ and it is not uncommon to earn up to 2.500€, a much higher salary than in most places in the world and even high for European standards