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Before going back | Dublin
To return to your home country, follow similar steps to "Departure - Preparing for your move" and close down your household. The peculiarities of repatriating are explored in the article: "The Art and Science of Repatriation".
Some things to think about are:
- Give notice at work
- Cancel your contracts for rent and utilities
- If necessary, hire a real estate agent to help settle matters
- Close your bank account
- Contact your consulate for details on tax and pension matters
- Hire a moving company
- If you have children, look into school registration and transferring of records
Prepare for Your Arrival
Along with shutting down your foreign house, you will need to prepare your next location. If this location is not your home country, you will need to follow many of the same steps from when you established yourself in Dublin.
Check out our other EasyExpat guides for details on your new location.
Related article: Preparing for your move
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