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An Expat Talks About What It is Like to Move to Pack items that will keep you warm, such as sweaters, thick socks, scarves, and gloves, as Ireland's climate can be unpredictable. Comfortable rain gear, such as a raincoat and waterproof shoes, can also be handy, as the country can experience a fair amount of rain throughout the year. Don't forget your electrical adapters to ensure your US and Canadian appliances work in the Irish power outlets. Bring your passport, necessary visas, and immunization records with you just in case. If you are planning on working, also make sure to pack your work visas and all other necessary paperwork. A few souvenirs like local t-shirts, postcards, and mementos might help ease any homesickness, so don’t forget a few of those as well., Ireland, Report 100049 | Expat Exchange
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An Expat Talks about Moving to Pack items that will keep you warm, such as sweaters, thick socks, scarves, and gloves, as Ireland's climate can be unpredictable. Comfortable rain gear, such as a raincoat and waterproof shoes, can also be handy, as the country can experience a fair amount of rain throughout the year. Don't forget your electrical adapters to ensure your US and Canadian appliances work in the Irish power outlets. Bring your passport, necessary visas, and immunization records with you just in case. If you are planning on working, also make sure to pack your work visas and all other necessary paperwork. A few souvenirs like local t-shirts, postcards, and mementos might help ease any homesickness, so don’t forget a few of those as well., Ireland

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Pack items that will keep you warm, such as sweaters, thick socks, scarves, and gloves, as Ireland's climate can be unpredictable. Comfortable rain gear, such as a raincoat and waterproof shoes, can also be handy, as the country can experience a fair amount of rain throughout the year. Don't forget your electrical adapters to ensure your US and Canadian appliances work in the Irish power outlets. Bring your passport, necessary visas, and immunization records with you just in case. If you are planning on working, also make sure to pack your work visas and all other necessary paperwork. A few souvenirs like local t-shirts, postcards, and mementos might help ease any homesickness, so don’t forget a few of those as well.

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