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The Immigrant Investor Programme (IIP) was introduced by the Irish Government in 2012 to encourage inward investment for the creation of business and employment opportunities in the State.

Requests for Additional Documentation / Information regarding current circumstances by relevant Authority

We will assist you in an appeal of an application refused whether submitted by you on your own behalf or by an outside body or agency.

Stamp 6 indicates you are an Irish citizen with dual citizenship.
Example: You may be given Stamp 6 in your non-Irish passport if you have applied for permission to:

Stamp 5 indicates permission to stay in Ireland without limits on the time you can remain here, subject to other conditions. Stamp 5 is reckonable as a residence when applying for citizenship by naturalisation.

Stamp 4 – All category Applications
Stamp 4 indicates permission to stay in Ireland for a specified period, subject to conditions. Stamp 4 is reckonable as a residence when applying for citizenship by naturalisation.

Stamp 3 indicates permission to stay in Ireland for a specified period, subject to conditions. Stamp 3 is reckonable as a residence when applying for citizenship by naturalisation.

Stamp 2 – Students – All category Applications
Stamp 2 indicates permission to study a full-time course on the official Interim List of Eligible Programmes (ILEP)for a specified period, subject to conditions.

Stamp 1 indicates permission to work or operate a business in Ireland, subject to conditions. Stamp 1 is reckonable as a residence when applying for citizenship by naturalisation

Stamp 0 indicates permission to stay in Ireland for a temporary period, subject to conditions.