Remittance basis for non-domiciled residents
Remittance basis for non-domiciled residents is a residence route in Ireland (מעמד מס מיוחד). Tax status, not a permit. Applies indefinitely while non-domiciled; foreign income/gains taxed only when remitted (UK-source and foreign employment income for Irish duties excepted). Domicile levy €200k only for Irish-domiciled citizens.
Special tax regimes for new residents →Requirements at a glance
How holders are taxed
Irish income + remittances taxed (to 40% + USC 8%); unremitted foreign dividends/gains untaxed; CAT applies after 5 yrs residence
Next steps
Check the official page for the current rules and fees, compare this route with the other programmes on the interactive map, and talk to a licensed immigration lawyer or authorised agent before applying.
| קטגוריה | מעמד מס מיוחד |
|---|---|
| השקעה | — |
| אגרות (משפחה) | CHF 0 |
| הכנסה / שנה | — |
| נכסים | — |
| שהיית מינ׳ | — |
| קבע | — |
| אזרחות | — |
| עבודה | yes |
| זכאים | Irish tax residents not domiciled in Ireland (needs separate residence right) |
| מס | Irish income + remittances taxed (to 40% + USC 8%); unremitted foreign dividends/gains untaxed; CAT applies after 5 yrs residence |
| נכון ל | 2026-10 |
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