Ireland citizenship most in-demand by non-EU residents

Highlights: Ireland citizenship is most in-demand by non-EU residents

• Irish citizenship is one of the top choices among non-EU residents.
• An Irish passport allows an individual to access public transport with the right to live and work in the UK.
• Under the Common Travel Area arrangement, the UK and Ireland have these common travelling benefits for Irish citizenships.
• Among the most preferred third-country nations, German, Dutch, and Belgian citizenship comes after Ireland.

 

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Details of the Ideal EU Citizenships preferred by Non-EU residents:

 

According to the SchengenVisaInfo.com reports, most non-EU residents would choose Irish citizenship. The reason to select Irish citizenship over other third-nation countries is that holding an Irish passport would allow them to work and reside in the UK without any other UK passport.

 

Other than that, individuals also preferred other third-country nations. Germany stands as the second preference. With Germany's dual citizenship, the country passport is tough. Many choose Germany because it offers better job opportunities for skilled and highly qualified workers.

 

After that, Dutch and Belgian citizenship are on the list. Belgium's citizenship offers many job opportunities in the field of work with the best healthcare system available.

 

Individuals choose Dutch citizenship for the Netherlands. The main reason to select the Netherlands is its education system.

 

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Advantages of these most-in-demand passports:

These passports have been on the list of top choices of applicants with certain advantages such as:

• Ireland's passport ranked in 18th position. Individuals who own an Irish passport can travel around 111 world countries and in 32 countries without needing to apply for a visa or passport.
• Germany's passport ranked first on the list, with the highest rank in the country. With a German passport, an individual can travel visa-free in up to 106 countries and must apply for a visa for 18 countries.
• Dutch and Belgium passports ranked sixth and seventh. The Netherlands passport allows an individual to travel to 108 countries, whereas Belgium enables one to travel to 106 countries.

 

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