Can a foreigner set up a business in Ireland?
by Steve on Monday, September 6th, 2010 | 2 Comments
What is needed to setup a business in Ireland? I’m american and I run my own article writing service of which I and a friend do all of the work. Is it possible to set up a business in Ireland and live there past a 90 day visa if all documentation is done? We earn about ,000 USD a year doing it.
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To set up a business in Ireland you have to get "Business Permission".
To get Business Permission you have to show
- you have €300,000 of your own money to invest in the business
- you will create jobs for at least 2 Irish/EEA citizens
- its a viable business
- it will add to the commercial activity of the state
Initially you get permission for a year, if the business is successful you can extend it.
http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/WP09000012
Anyone can setup a business in Ireland as long as you hire the we the irish people it does not matter. also you need to long as long as your visa is and passpass is up-to date i would check out the irish embassies website.