UK vs IRELAND | WHICH IS BETTER?

Comparing Visa restrictions, requirements, benefits etc UK VS IRELAND ft @youtube.com/@nursemomo?si=50e...
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[@MrAdudavid]

You both have such a beautiful spirit & a solid soul. Thank you for sharing your love & wisdom with us. On behalf of all your subscribers, We love you.

[@AnekaF.1863]

Thank you ladies, this was fun and informative💕💕

[@omololaayeni4579]

thanks for this video Nanelle

[@chiomavivian8366]

Very informative. Thank you so much dear panelists ❤

[@anabellabella2266]

Great video! Thanks.

[@amandagyan4057]

❤ this conversation…lovey ladies.

[@cornelius5797]

Thanks ladies! Other than the housing issue, I'd always choose Ireland.

[@Lando-kx6so]

Ireland is the best choice if you want to eventually get to the UK but can't due to changes in visa policy. Within 5 years you can get Irish citizenship then go to the UK or anywhere in the EU/EEA. Job opportunities & accomodation are more scarce in Ireland though.

[@glorymanda9132]

My favorite KZbinrs ❤. 🎉🎉🎉

[@SimonyAwukuBoji]

God bless you guys for the good job you are doing, pls i want to know when you can start furthering your education as a nurse in Ireland. Thanks

[@okonjomonica4559]

Oh my God you just reads my mind and boom there’s a video on it

[@favouritegirlnow]

Nanelle is it possible to talk about caregivers/nurses in Switzerland, Luxembourg?

[@LiftedByGod]

Nanelle with the most beautiful smile i’ve ever seen 😍

[@evelynopoku2058]

Tnx guys ❤

[@KryptoNurse]

I love this your guest 😅

[@deboti1822]

In Ireland you renew your GNIB yearly and you pay for it while in the Uk you get d 3years BRp and no yearly payment. I have lived in Ireland and now dthe Uk, I prefer d Uk 💯, Ireland is just Dublin and cork, Uk there are so many places you can really live and it won't be the rural life, also if your spouse is not in healthcare or maybe IT, it's really hard to get even menial job outside cork and Dublin, then in most county after 6pm no bus, then d NMbi is quite slow In their process, and if you are double qualified you have to get RN Pin then you request for the other pin, while in the Uk if you are a mental health nurse or midwife etc you Dont have to bother about the RN pin you just go get the pin of your speciality. Irish people are friendly, but at the end of the day it depends on what your individual goal, in the Uk here you see so many young nurses as Ward managers Ireland most of those managers are elderly and the mostly have a masters. The great thing about Ireland is the fact the consider your previous nursing experience. Then health care if you are not a citizen you pay 50 euro to see a Gp while uk is free, then you get prescription and go buy from the pharmacy at what ever charges, while in the Uk England you pay about 9.80 pound and in Scotland is free.

[@evelynvanzale4757]

Anyone who thinks Ireland is just Dublin and Cork has no business being in Ireland!!

[@deboti1822]

@@evelynvanzale4757 Lolz yes it is and I left after school 🤣🤦🏾‍♀️ and just too add yeah, if you have never traveled abroad before and left Africa straight to Ireland and you go to live in those county other than Dublin and its close environ and cork and its close environ, You may really think you have arrived abroad you need to do more travelling and see other places! Those other county in Ireland can be your destination but you need to see other places so you know it is what it is and I said what I said Ireland is DUBLIN and CORK, Galway is fair

[@soniaosato4098]

Thanks for this

[@mwambamulenga7335]

Thank you so much for the information you have shared with us. My main concern is racism, kindly share your experience regarding racism in both countries 🙏

[@oib4463]

While on thr critical skills visa. U can work for d same employer for 1yr minimum within the period of the 2 yr work permit

[@evelynvanzale4757]

Very depressing how the core concerns on this thread are 'what can I get' and 'how many can I bring' as opposed to 'How can I contribute' and 'integrate'!! Horrendous! 'Benefits' seem to be of the utmost importance too, unfortunately. Don't believe everything these 'influencers' are telling you since they exist solely to drive this agenda of false promises and it's becoming crystal clear that this will not end well!!

[@beautifulblackswan01]

true words especially @ 'influencers' agenda'

[@ghanabaaremeyawabas3074]

Give us a break, aint they working to contribute to the economy

[@mwewac.ndekela9493]

I am motivated to go for Ireland, though,it's an expensive process. However, it's worth it😊

[@SonsofThunder1234]

Somehow, I don't think the Irish people will think it's worth it.😁

[@TheIrishKing.]

We're not happy

[@MillicentDedeAniteye]

If you have Ielets with no CBT,can you apply or migrate to Ireland...Nanelle

[@Zeiny905]

Nanelle, if I apply for COS, will it require me to include my dependent

[@Dikebuka]

How many months is ireland proof of fund for student visa? Secondly, how long doe visa decision takes?

[@isatahawakamara2072]

Please Nannelle is it true that Skilled workers already in the UK can bring their dependents after spring without the new salary requirements in spring Please help us to know the truth on that

[@heavenlybliss7565]

Nanelle!!! I think the British government payed you to always promote their country 😂😂😂

[@philipacheamponganyan1897]

Yea brooo

[@DaudaKoroma-wc8bb]

I'm first here 😊

[@daddyawesome5100]

Nenelle do you have youtube mentorship class?

[@gananadesh9245]

Thanks for the information.please fo i need udlts to work as a nurse assistant in Ireland?

[@jenniferowusu3598]

Nenelle, can you please interview a nurse who use the supporting information from employer{SIFE} to get her pin please

[@livisoufflae6268]

I'm in England and had a GP consultation. I paid a dispensing fee of £9.80 per dispensed drug. I was prescribed 3 x £9.80

[@been2711]

Yes prescriptions are not free

[@SonsofThunder1234]

Not so many freebies as you'd hoped. Not the land flowing with milk and honey after all, is it? Welcome to Britain😁

[@deboti1822]

In Ireland you renew your GNIB yearly and you pay for it while in the Uk you get d 3years BRp and no yearly payment. I have lived in Ireland and now dthe Uk, I prefer d Uk 💯, Ireland is just Dublin and cork, Uk there are so many places you can really live and it won't be the rural life, also if your spouse is not in healthcare or maybe IT, it's really hard to get even menial job outside cork and Dublin, then in most county after 6pm no bus, then d NMbi is quite slow In their process, and if you are double qualified you have to get RN Pin then you request for the other pin, while in the Uk if you are a mental health nurse or midwife etc you Dont have to bother about the RN pin you just go get the pin of your speciality. Irish people are friendly, but at the end of the day it depends on what your individual goal, in the Uk here you see so many young nurses as Ward managers Ireland most of those managers are elderly and the mostly have a masters. The great thing about Ireland is the fact the consider your previous nursing experience. Then health care if you are not a citizen you pay 50 euro to see a Gp while uk is free, then you get prescription and go buy from the pharmacy at what ever charges, while in the Uk England you pay about 9.80 pound and in Scotland is free.

[@delphinechi]

Here in Scotland is free

[@margaretrosemakoni7096]

Prescription for children and senior citizens is free in UK. .

[@obiaboadikwu186]

Nurse momo, you inspire me alot. We are coming by God grace

[@aliciaabrefa5817]

Miss Griselda thanks for your good works.kindly ask miss nursemomo how do one get nursing job in Ireland? I mean the procedure

[@nursemomo]

Hi Alicia , kindly check my channel for more information on the Ireland process ❤

[@tunjitundeayeni5982]

​@nursemomo can you please give us the link?

[@nursemomo]

@@tunjitundeayeni5982 kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKGQfJpqiKeIbrMsi=kAyZUDVCXciPRdf3

[@ghanabaaremeyawabas3074]

​@@tunjitundeayeni5982You are one lazy man ...go to her channel and do your own search ...must u be spoonfed spoonfed always

[@sarahnoah-eb5sc]

I work in cork University hospital, I had a fall, they charge me 100 euros for only one visit in ER .

[@yourfavcakegirl]

Ireland is good ,i can attest to that

[@thepremiertutors6529]

Thanks for the video. I have a question but not regarding this video. My question is about the Lifetime ISA account, is it regarded as public fund?

[@londyc]

No it’s not

[@UjahClement-xn1qb]

Hello, thanks so much for the information. I had paid 500 euros to accept my offer already, Can i pay 5,500 euros as deposit as part of visa immigration approval requirement? Being that I had made an initial payment of 500 euros as deposit to accept my offer to sum it up to 6000 euros? Thanks Kind regards

[@adeolatemitope2655]

Please can we get the process to Ireland

[@user-yq1rh8js5f]

I want to know if there is monthly hospital appointment in Ireland like it is in the UK. Thanks.

[@muri134]

There a long waiting lists for appointments in Ireland

[@oib4463]

What about other cost of living like housing, groceries, council tax, heating etc. Uk vs Ireland... From ehat i read it appears housing is more difficult to get amd expensive in Ireland

[@muri134]

Yes, housing is very expensive here in Ireland, it cost up to €2,000 in rent or more and the cost of living is high too.

[@ciitaabudu7918]

Please what's the requirements to migrate to Ireland? Do you still have to write any exams

[@michealjones9863]

We have no where to li

[@angelinaafrifa7796]

University students who have low income family get grant for free education for 4 years, not loans like U K

[@yassinekasdaghli6570]

We get 250 Euro per child in germany until age 25

[@hazelfadzi]

How about UK and Finland which is better

[@Dikebuka]

I'm waiting for this review 😂

[@ijeomafab]

Hi

[@angelinaafrifa7796]

Yes low income people get health care free in Ireland,

[@Dikebuka]

They are citizens right?

[@nobertomot7909]

Can a brother living in the Uk with a work permit bring another brother of his who is 22 years old as a dependent to the Uk …???

[@malikmohammed5894]

One can only bring their 1. Partner, 2.biological child or adopted child nobody else. Not even your parents(generally)

[@angiekyei8807]

Your guest is as beautiful as you

[@peterrichard9769]

UK in terms of visa fees citizenship etc fees are not favourable, its like oppression.

[@NurseLowry]

High pay , peace, child care, and the cost of citizenship application and Ireland beat Uk 🇬🇧 hands down 😂

[@mercyajayi8601]

❤❤

[@bekkito4all]

The benefits are true....i am in ireland as well...

[@akshaykumarreddy7444]

Ireland is better for settling and doing Full time jobs better uk bro

[@bornslippy2614]

Those benefits are for native Irish payed taxes all their livrs and going through a cost of living crisis housing crisis and now an immigration crisis thanks to videos like this. Its a small Island nation only free from opression 100 years we cant house the world it will collapse the countrys services.

[@mwambamulenga7335]

How are agriculture jobs and salaries. This is my area of speciality?

[@user-gu8mr8ij4e]

Third here

[@mohammedawalseidu610]

Ireland all the day🎉

[@lydiamulenga8783]

Ireland here i come😅😅

[@judithuchegbu3472]

Nanelle nwa chineke

[@kankukuyateh4703]

Hello dear can you recommend recruitment agencies for Ireland or Northern Ireland.

[@pencilbenny7545]

Copacetic

[@peterrichard9769]

Ireland people are friendly

[@okemwaempire]

Very

[@mwambamulenga7335]

How about racism, and gun violence?

[@fordeycent1]

Ireland is to expensive impossible to live

[@oib4463]

Possible to compare cost of living with that of UK?

[@marthasheilds2446]

Uk is the worse for inflation and has the highest inflation in the world.

[@fordeycent1]

People sleeping in tents people sleeping in streets impossible to live

[@sekinaseidumohammed3497]

Ireland all the way🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@RobdonInspires]

Is Ireland taking teachers?

[@SonsofThunder1234]

NO.

[@mwambamulenga7335]

How about farm workers and agriculture personnels?

[@maryasantewaahattafuah5868]

Ireland all the way 👌

[@adaugonwaro2680]

Please, what is the procedure to work in Ireland as a nurse from the UK?

[@Irish780]

Ireland and UK has whats known as a common are both can work in either without restrictions if offcourse you are a citizen of either

[@adaugonwaro2680]

I am not a citizen, that's why I am asking

[@Irish780]

@adaugonwaro2680 I'm not sure but I can tell you here In Ireland there is a shortage of health care workers.. I see loads of different nationalities here .... best Google.... and I wish you luck

[@Dikebuka]

​@@Irish780is thier a pathway for chartered accountants of other countries?

[@Irish780]

@@Dikebuka I can only speak for uk and Ireland as in one even though we fight 😆 not the rest of Europe

[@swankkfrank]

What about africa ?? Ye dont like it ??

[@shivaverla]

Soon Ireland will be like UK. Then next movie to another country 😂😂..

[@marthasheilds2446]

Racist segregated multicultural mess.

[@babydeeeeeeeeeeeee]

Is Ireland taking midwifes

[@estherfrance7938]

Yes

[@babydeeeeeeeeeeeee]

@@estherfrance7938 can I have help with a recruiting agency

[@pencilbenny7545]

Ireland won 😂❤

[@SonsofThunder1234]

My heart breaks for the good looking people of Ireland being replaced, rearranging their gene pool. So very sad. Ireland, what are you doing to yourself?

[@baekitanna1591]

Elaborate

[@SonsofThunder1234]

​@@baekitanna1591The Irish are a nation of extremely good looking people. They have fine bone structure and beautiful eyes, mostly blue or green. Can the same be said of Africans? Broad features and eyes, usually just one colour. These are the people swamping Ireland and rearranging the Irish gene pool.

[@SonsofThunder1234]

​@@baekitanna1591Have I elaborated enough? Or do you need more details?

[@baekitanna1591]

@@SonsofThunder1234 so basically, the very presence of Africans in Ireland automatically mutates the Irish genes? Is there an Irish-African mixology experiment on going that we don't know of?😂 How do you feel typing what you did?

[@SonsofThunder1234]

​​@@baekitanna1591No mixology but Africans will outnumber Irish in Ireland, especially with Africans dropping so many sprogs on Irish turf. The good looking Irish will become a minority. Such a shame. How do I feel typing what I have? It's the truth so I'm quite satisfied.

[@useall7665]

Ireland is full im fucked up of this shit our familys have to leave because of imagrints.

[@abbiereynolds8016]

Australia and Canada are full of Irish immigrants, we don't see them complaining though😅

[@24tommy109]

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