IRELAND TOURIST VISA

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Ireland Tourist Visa

Inorder to visit Ireland, you should apply for a short-stay visa. This is also known as the ‘C’ visa. It is advisable to apply for this visa 3 months before you scheduled date of travel. This visa is valid for a maximum period of 90 days.

 

Conditions to apply for Ireland visit visa

If you fly to Ireland with a passport issued by a visa-required country or a travel document issued by some countries, you will need a visa.

Each traveler may need to apply for a visa separately. There are no visas for family members.

A parent or legal guardian must apply for a tourist visa on behalf of a minor (under the age of 18). Young people are subject to additional requirements.

You cannot buy your travel tickets before you get a decision on your visa application.

 

Ireland Tourist Visa Document Requirements

  • Passport with at least six months validity
  • A letter explaining the reasons on why you wish to visit Ireland
  • A detailed palm describing what you intend to do during your visit
  • Printed reservation confirmation on where you will be staying (hotels, guesthouses etc.)
  • Proof of having travel and medical insurance
  • Proof of having paid the visa application fees
  • Evidence that you will return to your country after your visit. To prove this, you need to provide evidence of your employment and family commitments in your home country
  • Proof that you have enough finances to support yourself during your period of stay. This will include bank statements of the last six months

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