Ireland Considers Raising Residency Requirement for Citizenship to Eight Years

Ireland's Immigration Minister indicated plans to increase the minimum residency period for naturalization applications from five to eight years, drawing inspiration from Portugal's recent policy adjustments.

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Irlanda se inspira em Portugal e quer apertar as regras para acesso à cidadania

Ministro da Imigração diz que o governo pode elevar para até oito anos o tempo mínimo de residência no país para se requerer a nacionalidade irlandesa. Hoje, esse prazo é de cinco anos.

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Ireland Considers Raising Residency Requirement for Citizenship to Eight Years

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Irlanda se inspira em Portugal e quer apertar as regras para acesso à cidadania

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