Irish citizenship is one of the most significant things you will ever apply for.
Eligibility is not always straightforward, and the details matter. The 70-day absence rule alone is the most common reason people discover they are not yet ready to apply.
Clear Steps
A simple process from start to finish.
Strong Applications
Careful preparation that increases your chances.
Peace of Mind
You're supported at every stage.
A straightforward process, step by step.
Initial Consultation
We talk about your goals, eligibility and the best path forward for you.
Document Review
I review your documents and create a personalised plan for your application.
Application Preparation
I prepare and submit your application accurately and on time.
Liaison & Updates
I communicate with the authorities and keep you informed at every stage.
Decision & Next Steps
Once decided, I advise you on your best next steps.
Naturalisation is a privilege, not a right. The Minister has absolute discretion. That means your application must be complete, accurate, and carefully prepared. We have been through this process ourselves.
We help with:
Naturalisation
Standard 5-year residence route.
Citizenship by Marriage or Civil Partnership
Child Citizenship Application
Foreign Birth Registration
Citizenship Eligibility Assessment
Already have Long Term Residence or Stamp 5 and thinking about the next step? This is it. Not sure if you are ready yet? Start with a Citizenship Eligibility Assessment.
Practical, honest, and on your side.
- Established in Cork, working with clients across Ireland and internationally.
- Multilingual support: English, Portuguese & Spanish.
- Practical knowledge, clear communication and real results.
- Independent advice focused on your success.
Eligibility depends on your immigration history and the required period of reckonable residence. Not every immigration permission counts.
No. Only certain types of lawful residence are considered reckonable residence for naturalisation purposes.
In the year immediately before your naturalisation application you must have been continuously resident in Ireland with no more than 70 days absence. Departure day and return day are not counted as days present.
Yes. The Minister has absolute discretion. The strongest defence is a properly prepared, complete, and accurate application.