r/IrishCitizenship

​Hi everyone,

​I’m Turkish and I’m currently living in Turkey, but I’ve been dreaming of starting a new life in rural Ireland. I’ve always been drawn to the peaceful pace of the countryside and I have a huge interest in farming, even though I have no professional experience in the field yet.

​I am aware that farmers in Ireland are going through some challenging times right now, but I am very serious about learning and finding my place in that environment.

​My plan is to come over on a student visa first to get settled. My ultimate goal is to find a way to stay, work, and eventually build a life in a rural community.

​I’m just looking for some honest advice from those who know the reality. Is this a realistic path? Any tips or insights on how to approach this journey would be incredibly appreciated.

I'm a naturalised Irish citizen, going to apply for FBR for my kid. All the documents are ready (except the witness part).

I currently live in Ireland while the kid was born and is living with his mother abroad. So provided my Irish address in "Section D: Declaration by parent/guardian requesting registration".

Do I need to attach a letter explaining the difference in addresses?

Also, does the FBR certificate get dispatched to my address? Ideally, I want that to be dispatched to the kid's address if approved.