Moving to Ireland from New Hampshire
What to Expect
Everything you need to know before relocating from New Hampshire to Ireland — costs, safety, healthcare, and practical first steps.
If you moved from New Hampshire to Ireland, you would find that Ireland is 5.4% more expensive than New Hampshire. A $75,000 salary in New Hampshire would need to be roughly €71,862 in Ireland to maintain the same lifestyle. You’ll also switch from driving on the right to the left. What to expect for your wallet after moving from New Hampshire to Ireland. What does your salary buy? $75,000 → €71,862 To maintain the same standard of living in Ireland Where you'll feel the difference day-to-day Restaurants pay 3.5% less Groceries pay 17.1% less Transportation pay 80.8% more Housing pay 11.4% less Childcare pay 51.1% less Entertainment and Sports pay 16.7% more Data: MyLifeElsewhere's crowdsourced cost of living database, with prices submitted and updated by users worldwide. Exchange rates are refreshed regularly from public sources. We've teamed up with a vetted network of international movers to help MyLifeElsewhere readers plan their move with confidence. Tell us about your move and get up to 5 free, no-obligation quotes in under 2 minutes. How many people actually move from New Hampshire to Ireland, based on official data. Key indicators for anyone considering a move from New Hampshire to Ireland. share of adults with obesity Ireland performs significantly better than New Hampshire across all health & wellbeing metrics. share of households with internet Ireland performs significantly better than New Hampshire across all infrastructure metrics. percentage of the labour force without work a broad measure of economic output per person share of people below the poverty line New Hampshire generally does better on employment & economy, though Ireland leads in gdp per capita. average years of life at birth Ireland performs significantly better than New Hampshire across all family life metrics. Data: Bureau of Economic Analysis, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (PLACES), OECD Regional Demography, US Census Bureau (American Community Survey) Monthly averages — select a city to compare. Avg. annual high / low Avg. annual high / low Data: Short-stay tourist visa rules between United States and Ireland. To live, work, or study long-term in Ireland, you'll need a separate residence or work visa — check Ireland's immigration authority. United States passport holder visiting Ireland Ireland passport holder visiting United States Data: Henley Passport Index. Check with the destination country's embassy for the most current requirements. No — Ireland is on average about 9% more expensive than New Hampshire. City-level variation matters. Plan for at least 3 months of living expenses — roughly €17,966 in Ireland on a $75,000 comparable salary — plus one-off moving costs (flights, shipping, a rental deposit, and visa fees). Usually fine from major cities in Ireland. The harder questions are legal — digital nomad visa eligibility, your employer's overseas-work policy, and tax residency in both countries. Ireland performs significantly better than New Hampshire across all health & wellbeing metrics. The average high temperature in Dublin is 56°F, compared to 58°F in Concord. Dublin receives around 29.8 in of rainfall per year, while Concord gets 40.6 in. The official languages in Ireland are English and Irish. In New Hampshire, the official language is English. How Far Will Your Money Go?
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Months Concord Dublin Jan–Mar 37°/15°F (2°/-9°C) 49°/37°F (10°/3°C) Apr–Jun 68°/43°F (20°/6°C) 59°/44°F (15°/7°C) Jul–Sep 79°/54°F (26°/12°C) 66°/52°F (19°/11°C) Oct–Dec 48°/27°F (9°/-3°C) 51°/41°F (11°/5°C) View all months
Month Concord Dublin Jan 31°/10°F (-0.7°/-12.0°C) 47°/36°F (8.1°/2.4°C) Feb 35°/14°F (1.6°/-10.1°C) 47°/36°F (8.3°/2.3°C) Mar 44°/22°F (6.6°/-5.3°C) 54°/38°F (12.1°/3.4°C) Apr 57°/33°F (14.1°/0.4°C) 54°/40°F (12.1°/4.6°C) May 69°/43°F (20.5°/5.9°C) 59°/44°F (14.8°/6.9°C) Jun 77°/53°F (25.2°/11.4°C) 64°/49°F (17.6°/9.6°C) Jul 82°/58°F (27.9°/14.3°C) 67°/53°F (19.5°/11.7°C) Aug 81°/56°F (27.2°/13.4°C) 67°/53°F (19.2°/11.5°C) Sep 73°/47°F (22.6°/8.6°C) 63°/50°F (17.0°/9.8°C) Oct 60°/36°F (15.8°/2.1°C) 56°/45°F (13.6°/7.3°C) Nov 48°/28°F (9.1°/-2.1°C) 51°/40°F (10.3°/4.5°C) Dec 36°/17°F (2.4°/-8.2°C) 47°/37°F (8.3°/2.8°C) 
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Met Éireann, The Irish Meteorological Service Visitor Visa Requirements
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