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Visas for tourists visiting Ireland

Who needs a short-stay visa for ireland, how to apply for a short-stay visa, documents to send for a short-stay visa, decisions and appeals, can i stay longer than 3 months, further information.

If you plan to visit Ireland, you should check if you need a visa .

This page has information on how to apply for a short-stay visa. This is also called a ‘C’ visa and is usually valid for up to 90 days from the issue date of the visa. You apply for a C visa if you plan to come to Ireland:

• For tourism
• To visit family or friends
• To get married
• For medical treatment
• For short-term study

If you are not a citizen of the EU, EEA, Switzerland or UK and you do not need a visa to come to Ireland, you still need to have documents with you to show the reason for your visit. You must present yourself at immigration when you enter Ireland.

Having a visa does not guarantee that you will be allowed to enter Ireland .

You apply for a visa online. You complete a separate application for each person travelling, including children. After you have submitted the visa form, you have 30 days to send the supporting documents. It’s a good idea to prepare your documents before completing the form.

You pay a fee of €60 for each application. A multiple entry visa costs €100.

When you have submitted the form, you will get a summary of your application. This includes:

• Your visa application transaction number
• Your application summary sheet
• Details of the application office where you should send your documents

You send the signed summary sheet with your documents.

You must send documents in support of your application. This section has information on the main documents you need to send. You can get more information about documentation on the Irish Immigration Delivery website.

You must send original documents (not photocopies). If your documents are not in English, you must send a certified translation and the original document.

Birth, marriage and death certificates will be returned to you. If you want other pages returned to you, you should include a note with your application that says this. Send a photocopy (in addition to the original) of the page you want returned to you.

If your visa is approved, you must get travel insurance before you travel to Ireland.

Letter of application

You must write a letter that explains why you want to come to Ireland. You should give the details of your trip, including the dates you plan to be here, where you will stay and how you will pay for things while you are here.

You must say in your letter that you will:

• Obey the conditions of your visa in full
• Leave Ireland before your visa expires
• Not rely on public services or become a burden on the State

If you are visiting friends or family your letter should also have:

• Their names and addresses
• The names and addresses of any of your family who live in Ireland or another country in the EEA or Switzerland, even if you do not plan to visit them

Letter of invitation

If you are visiting someone in Ireland, you should send a letter of invitation written by them. The letter should have information about how they know you, the dates you are visiting them and why they are inviting you to Ireland.

They should include a colour copy of their passport or national identity card. If they are from outside the EEA, Switzerland and UK, they must include a copy of their Irish Resident Permit and the current immigration stamp in their passport.

The letter must also say that they understand you must:

Information about where you will stay

You must include the details of where you will stay. You should include printouts of your booking confirmations. If you are staying with friends, family or colleagues, see ‘letter of invitation’ above.

You must send your current passport. It must be valid for at least 6 months after the date you plan to leave Ireland. You must also send a photocopy of each page of all of your previous passports.

Proof of finances

You must show that you have the money you need for your trip. If someone else is paying for your visit (for example a family member), you should send documents to show that they can afford to pay for you.

You don’t need to have a particular or set amount of money to qualify for a short-stay visa.

Passport photos

Include 2 passport photos. You must sign your name and put your visa application transaction number on the back of each photo.

Show that you must return home

You must show that you have strong ties to your home country and that you must return home. This could be family responsibilities, work, education or something else. You should send proof of these responsibilities. For example, if you are working you should send a letter from your employer and recent payslips.

You can read more details of the documents you need on the Immigration Service Delivery website.

If you sent your application to Dublin, you can check visa decisions and waiting times . If you sent your application somewhere else, you can contact the embassy or consulate you sent your documents to for updates on your application. Applications take around 8 weeks, but may take longer.

If your visa application is successful, the visa office will post your passport back to you with the visa attached. The visa will be valid for a particular period. Having a visa does not guarantee that you will be allowed to enter Ireland .

You will get a letter that says why your visa application was refused. You can appeal this decision within 2 months.

You are expected to leave the State on or before the date which has been stamped on your passport by the Immigration Officer when you entered.

You can only extend your visa if there is an unexpected change in your circumstances since you entered Ireland.

You cannot get an extension if:

• There is no change in circumstances from the time you entered Ireland
• There is no change in circumstances from the time you were granted a travel visa
• You are in Ireland to seek medical attention
• You are seeking a permission to marry in Ireland
• You are in Ireland to provide childcare facilities
• You wish to live in Ireland full time

Some people do not have to pay the visa fee .

A visa costs:

Single-journey visa : €60

Multiple-journey visa : €100

If you require a visa in order to visit Ireland, your application must be made online .

Irish embassies and consulates

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Related documents

• Visas for people visiting Ireland on business Certain people who wish to travel to Ireland for business purposes require visas. Find out more. 1933.2145
• Student visas to study in Ireland People from certain countries who wish to study in Ireland require visas. Find out more. 1056.9774
• Working Holiday Visas in Ireland Ireland has working holiday agreements with a number of different countries. 959.2125

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Family Visit Visa Ireland

If you require professional advice and practical assistance with your Short Stay Family/Friend Visa, IAS’ team of immigration consultants is here to help.

To find out if you are eligible to visit a family member or friend who is residing in Ireland, contact us on (+353) 061 518 025 .

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• Key requirements for a Short Stay Visa
• How to apply for Ireland short stay family visa application
• Supporting documents
• Proving financial support 
• Proof of returning home
• Visiting friends/family with a UK visa
• Frequently asked questions
• How can I get help from the IAS?

Do I need a visa to visit my family or friends in Ireland?

If you are a non-EEA national and are planning a visit to stay with friends/family who are resident in Ireland, you may be required to obtain a visa before arriving to the State.

You will only need to apply for a visa if you are from a non-EEA country which is visa required.

All Short Stay ‘C’ Visa applicants must be able to demonstrate that they have strong family, social or economic ties in a place of residence other than Ireland since this therefore suggests that the individual only intends to stay in Ireland for a short, specified period of time.

The maximum stay for those who wish to visit family/friends on a short stay visa is 90 days (three months).

If you are from a non-EEA country that is categorised as non-visa required by INIS (Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service), you do not need to apply for this Short Stay (Family/Friend) Visa.

You must however, regardless of whether you are from a non-visa required or a visa required country, report to an immigration border official upon your arrival to Ireland and provide the relevant documentation to demonstrate your reason for entering the State.

Requirements for a Short Stay Family Visa?

All short stay visas for non-EEA nationals consist of the same assessment criteria.

A number of factors are analysed to determine whether you are eligible to enter the state. A visa officer assessing your application will consider the following to influence their decision:

• You will leave Ireland before your visa expires
• You (or your family/friends in Ireland who are sponsoring your visit) are able to support yourself financially during your visit, without access to public funds or employment
• You have provided proof of return/further travel arrangements
• You will not breach the Common Travel Area by attempting to enter the UK via Ireland without holding a valid UK visa
• Your immigration history
• You are of good character
• Your application is truthful/accurate

It is important to note that if the visa officer feels that you have provided false or insufficient information or fail to meet the above criteria, you may be deemed ineligible.

How to apply for Ireland family visit visa?

If you wish to apply for a Short Stay Family & Friends Visa, you will need to follow the steps as listed below:

• Check that you adhere to all of the necessary eligibility criteria for this visa.
• Gather your supporting documents.
• Visit the AVATS online visa portal and fill in the online application with your personal details. Make sure you select the ‘Short Stay (C)’ visa type and select “Visit Family/Friend” as the reason for travel.
• After you’ve completed the application, take note of your visa application transaction number.
• The Dublin visa office
• An international visa office
• An Irish embassy or consulate
• Pay the application fee. How you pay this fee will vary based on the application office you send your application to.

Which supporting documents do I need for my Family Visit Visa application?

When making an application for any Irish visa, including the Short Stay (Family/Friend) Visa, you should consider your supporting documentation one of the most important aspects.

For a short stay visit to Ireland when visiting family and friends, one of the key factors which will be analysed by a visa officer will be whether you can be relied on to leave the State at the end of your stay.

Your documentation must be provided within 30 days of beginning your visa application. Some key documents required are outlined below however this is not an exhaustive list:

• A signed and dated letter of application detailing: why you wish to visit Ireland; the dates you intend to stay; where you intend to stay and who will be paying/assisting with the funding of your visit – this letter must clarify who you are visiting and their relationship to you, along with documentary evidence of this relationship
• A signed and dated invitation letter written by the friend/family member you are visiting describing why they are inviting you to Ireland, how they know you and the dates you intend to visit them – this must include a clear colour photocopy of their National Identity Card/passport
• If your friend/family member is a non-EU/EEA national residing in Ireland, their invitation letter must also include a clear colour photocopy of their valid Irish Residence Permit/GNIB card and their valid immigration permission stamp
• If your friend/family member will be helping to fund your stay in Ireland, they must also provide a cost estimate and proof that they are able to help with this
• A description of your accommodation plan
• Proof of travel and medical insurance
• Your current, valid passport and a photocopy of all previous passports
• Two passport-sized, colour photographs of you
• Evidence of obligations to demonstrate that you will return home and comply with the conditions of your visa

How can I prove that I am able to financially support myself during my visit to Ireland?

Short-stay visas do not permit you to work nor rely on the State whilst in Ireland. It is essential, therefore, that you are able to provide evidence that you can support yourself financially throughout your visit.

Whether you will be supporting yourself throughout your stay, or the family member/friend who you are visiting in Ireland will be supporting you financially, you must provide sufficient proof.

If you intend to support yourself financially, you must include within your visa application:

• A recent bank statement showing your name, address, bank account number and account type, as well as showing money paid in and out of the account over the previous six months

If your friend or family member in Ireland is helping to support you financially during your visit, you must provide within your visa application:

• An estimate of the costs and what they will be paying for
• Evidence that your friend/family member can afford these costs via current bank statements, their three most recent payslips (if employed), their most recent P60, a letter from their employer confirming employment (if applicable)
• If they are self-employed, a letter including a description of their business and documents which prove that it is trading (such as their most recent financial accounts, tax return etc.)

If somebody else will be supporting you financially throughout your visit to Ireland, you must include within your visa application:

• A description of how and why this third party will be funding your visit
• Full details of the third party
• Proof of the relationship between you and this third party (photographs of you both together, emails, letters etc.)
• The third party must demonstrate that they are able to financially support you, providing evidence as explained above (whether employed or self-employed)

Get in touch with our expert immigration consultants for advice on your Short Stay (Family & Friends) Visa. Contact us

How can I demonstrate that I will return home when my permission expires?

In order to show that you have reason to leave Ireland when your visit ends, you must present evidence that you have a strong obligation to return to your country of residence for economic, social or family purposes.

This can be demonstrated through:

Employment: If you are employed at home, you can show that you have an obligation to return to this role by providing recent payslips, a letter from your employer stating how long you have been employed, when you are due to return and your vacation entitlement.

Education/Study:

Students can show that they have an obligation to return home to proceed with their studies. This can be demonstrated by providing a letter from their school/college stating the course they are studying, how many years they have studied there and how much time they have left there

Family: If you have family ties in your country of residence/home, you can provide a letter detailing your family status and any children or dependants you may have, including documents which prove you are related and where they are residing. This constitutes an obligation to return.

Property: If you either own or rent property in your country of residence, this can be used as evidence of an obligation to return. To prove this, you should include documents such as your original tenancy/rental agreement or property title deed. You are also required to provide proof that you still reside in the property which can be demonstrated by recent utility bills.

Can I visit my friends/family in Ireland with a UK visa?

If you have an eligible UK short stay visa and your visit to Ireland will end before your permission to stay in the UK ends, you may be able to visit Ireland for less than 90 days without applying for an Irish visa.

This is known as the Short Stay Visa Waiver programme and is an option for residents of specific countries only. It is proposed to run until 31 st October 2021.

This cannot be used by those who have been granted a UK short stay visa as a visitor in transit or a visitor seeking to marry/enter a civil partnership.

You must have gained entry to the UK with your current UK short stay visa prior to visiting Ireland with this visa.

There is, however, no minimum length of stay in the UK required before you travel to Ireland.

You will be treated at the Irish port of entry just as you would have been if arriving with an Irish visa.

This means that your passport will be stamped by immigration officers with an entry stamp and the date that this immigration permission will expire.

Residents of the following countries are eligible to visit Ireland with a valid UK short stay visa (subject to conditions):

Eastern Europe: Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Russian Federation, Serbia, Turkey, Ukraine

Middle East: Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia

Asia: India, Kazakhstan, Peoples Republic of China, Thailand, Uzbekistan

Here at the IAS, we are happy to help with any enquiries you may have regarding the Short Stay Visa Waiver programme, call us on (+353) 061 518 025 to learn more.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can ias’ immigration consultants help with my short stay in ireland to visit family/friends.

Here at IAS, our team of immigration experts are able to provide invaluable legal assistance for a wide variety of cases.

This includes help with a short stay (family/friend) visa application.

Whether you simply require advice or practical help with completing and submitting your application, our immigration consultants in Ireland are ready to help.

We have collective experience spanning over a decade, with a proven track record of securing visas for those looking to travel to or reside in Ireland.

Your short stay visit requires a sufficient and detailed amount of supporting documentation; our immigration team can advise on exactly what is required and whether your visa meets the necessary standards.

We know common mistakes to avoid, will ensure your application contains zero inconsistencies and can submit this to INIS (Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service) on your behalf.

To enquire about which services we can offer to suit your personal situation, call us on (+353) 061 518 025 .

What is the immigration process for individuals from non-visa required countries who wish to visit their friends/family in Ireland?

While you do not need a visa to enter Ireland (unlike those from visa required countries), you must still provide documentation to support your reason for entering the State when you arrive at the border.

You are required to report to an immigration border official who you must provide with your passport and any further documentation which proves you have a valid reason to enter, including possible hotel reservations, travel itinerary, invitations, etc.

If you are a non-EEA national from a non-visa required country and require any further advice, contact us on (+353) 061 518 025.

Why has my Short Stay Family Visit Visa application been refused? Can IAS help me?

Your visa application may be refused for a variety of reasons, however some circumstances which can be of extreme detriment to the success of your application are:

• If you have a history of serious crime/immigration abuses, your visa application may be refused
• If you have submitted false, misleading or inaccurate documentation or information throughout your short-stay visa application – in this scenario, you can be prevented from getting an Irish visa for five years and may not be eligible to appeal the visa decision

For this reason, it is essential to ensure that your visa application is right first time. Our professional, highly qualified immigration consultants have significant experience of completing and submitting visa applications.

Our immigration consultants in Ireland are highly qualified in all areas of immigration law, just like an immigration lawyer.

However, in the event that your visa application is refused, we are here to help. We can establish whether you are eligible to appeal the decision and proceed from there.

How long will my Short Stay Family Visit Visa application take to process?

Typically, a short stay (family/friend) visa application should take no longer than 8 weeks to process once your documents have been received.

You should receive a decision within this time however this can be delayed if you do not provide the sufficient documentation, if you have a criminal conviction or if any information provided needs to be verified.

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Work, Live, and Thrive in Ireland!

Ireland has a strong economy that creates a wealth of opportunities and attracts international graduates. Out of all the EU nations, Ireland’s economy grew by 12.2% in 2023. Recently, Ireland introduced a post-study work visa, which allows all international students to stay and work in Ireland for 1-2 years (based on the course selection) under the level graduate scheme. Ireland post-study work visa will enable international students to work and contribute to its robust economy. The duration of the applicant’s stay depends upon their qualification level. The National Framework for Qualification (NFQ) divides the Irish degrees into ten levels based on competence and skill standards. However, the Higher education qualification for the post-study work visa begins from level 6. The table below clearly explains the level of education and duration for obtaining post-study work visa duration.

Who is Eligible For an Ireland Post-Study Work Visa?

Let's look at the key eligibility criteria for Ireland's post-study work visa.

• Must have completed a course from a recognised Irish university
• Must have a statement or a letter from the university stating they have completed the course
• Permission to hold a valid stamp 2 student visa with an updated immigration card
• The immigration permission should not exceed eight years.
• Must comply and adhere to the laws of the state.
• Students must have a good and clean background

Types of Ireland Post-Study Work Visas

1. critical skills employment permit.

This Ireland post-study work visa was previously known as a green card and is provided so that individuals can work in the understaffed sectors. With the critical skills employment permit, individuals can stay and work in Ireland for two years before they apply for Permanent Residency .

Eligibility Criteria for the Critical Skills Employment Permit 

• The employer must be registered in Ireland and have an Irish license
• Must have a two-year job offer or have worked in the current company for at least a year
• Job profiles must have a bachelor’s degree and a  minimum compensation of £32,000 each year

2. General Employment Permit

This Ireland post-study work permit allows you to work in all kinds of occupations unless prohibited. The employee should pay £30,000 a year. You can work with this permit under a 12-month employment contract. The general employment permit is issued for two years and can be issued for another two to three years. After five years of work experience in Ireland, you can also apply for permanent Residency through Immigration service delivery.

Eligibility Criteria for the General Employment Permit 

• Must have a job offer in Ireland
• Graduation should have been completed in the last 12 months
• As determined by the Labor Market Needs test, the candidates must have the required qualifications and experience
• Must have a minimum income of £30,000 a year

3. Internship Employment Permit

Students who are studying in Ireland and looking for full-time courses can apply for this permit. This allows them to work in a company to gain work experience after completing their master’s degree. A six-month permit costs up to 500 euros, and a twelve month cost £1000.

Eligibility Criteria for Internship Employment Permit 

• The job role must be on the list of critical skills employment .
• The remuneration must match the national minimum wage or higher.
• The study program must be completely concerned with the skill shortages that are on the Critical skills employment list.
• The employment should help in the progression of the subject researched.
• Upon completing the internship, the student must leave Ireland and return to the institution to finish the course.

4. Third-level Graduate Scheme

If you want to stay in Ireland after completing your education, the third-level graduate scheme allows international graduates to remain in Ireland, given they should be holding an award from the Irish-recognised awarding body. The duration for the same is two years for Postgraduate holders and 3-4 years for undergraduate students. The awarding bodies are as follows:

• 7 Irish universities 
• Dublin Institute of Technology
• Institutes of Technology
• Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI)
• Royal College of Surgeons Ireland

Eligibility Criteria for Third-Level Graduate Scheme

• Notified in writing by the rewarding body that they have achieved the award as a student enrolled in the university.
• Must apply within six months of notification given by the awarding body
• Must not exceed the seven-year limit of their permission as an international student in Ireland.
• The program is not permitted on two different occasions.
• Must bear a good character and comply with the immigration rules imposed by the state

Documents Needed for Ireland Post-Study Work Visa

Find out which documents are essential when applying for an Ireland Post-Study Work Visa. 

• A valid passport
• Passport-sized photographs
• A signed copy of the employment contract.
• Details of the company or the employer or the company (Contact, Registration, Address)
• Medical Insurance
• Current valid IRP card
• Receipt of fee payment for registration

Cost of Ireland Post-Study Work Visa

The Ireland post-study work visa costs € 300, which can be refunded if the application is denied. Ensure you retain proof of payment for reference when applying. The costs for the other types of permits are as follows:

Processing Time For Ireland Post-Study Work Visa

The time taken to process an Ireland post-study work visa is 2-4 weeks; however, it can vary. Once the application is successful and you have applied online, you will receive a new IRP card within 10-15 working days. If an application is unsuccessful, you will receive an explanation and a refund of the fee payment.

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Step-By-Step Process of Getting an Ireland Post-Study Work Visa 

Step 1: Collect and gather all of the required documents, including a valid passport, letter stating qualification, and stamp two visas.

Step 2: Carefully complete the form and apply for the Ireland post-study work visa online through the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS) by providing accurate and complete details.

Step 3: Before submitting the document and application, make sure you keep the proof of payment as a receipt. Ensure your application is filled out and submitted. You may also have to provide biometrics to verify your identity.

Step 4: Await your approval: Once the application is processed, you will receive the decision in writing and a stamp of 1G permission, which allows you to work in Ireland. If the application is denied, the fee will be refunded.

Frequently Asked Questions

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