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Ireland Budget 2026 Invests in Immigration System Modernization
Key Point
- Ireland introduced its new Budget for 2026, which includes investments geared towards modernizing the immigration system
Justice Sector Funding
Ireland’s Budget 2026 includes major investments to modernize the immigration system and support legal access for migrants. The Department of Justice has secured a record allocation of €6.17 billion, including €390 million in capital funding to upgrade infrastructure and digital services across the sector. This includes targeted funding to improve immigration processing and security systems. Key immigration-related measures include:
- Digitalisation of immigration services as part of broader justice system reforms
- €8 million in additional funding for the Legal Aid Board to support implementation of the EU Migration and Asylum Pact
- 50% increase in funding for Free Legal Advice Centres to expand access to justice for all, including migrants
These investments reflect Ireland’s commitment to streamlining immigration procedures, enhancing legal support and aligning with EU migration standards.
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