Most non-EEA nationals require a visa to travel to Ireland, although there a number of countries whose citizens do not require a visa to enter Ireland. If you are unsure whether you require a visa to travel to Ireland or not you can check here.

Whether you are a visa required person or not, Immigration officers at a port of entry can refuse you entry if they suspect that there is a problem. It is important that even if you do not require a visa that you have all the required documents and are prepared for an interview by an Immigration officer.

Our services include assisting in the preparation of documentation, information and can provide an introductory letter for entering Ireland. We can also provide phone assistance in the event of difficulties in a port or airport.

If you do require a visa you need to establish which type of visa is appropriate to your situation. There is a range of visas which are classed as either Short-Term (less than 3 months) or Long-Term (more than 3 months).

Migrant.ie can assist you in identifying the correct visa for your circumstances, and can support you through the application process. 

short term visas

(less than 3 months) 

Business Visa

Performance or Tournament Visa

Employment (Atypical Working Scheme) Visa

Highly Skilled Interview Visa

Family or Friends Visa

Tourist Visa

Conference Visa

Internship Visa

Exam Visa

Marriage Visa

Joins Ship Visa

Training Visa

Medical Treatment Visa

Visa for non-EU/EEA & non-Swiss citizen travelling with EU/EEA/Swiss family

long term visas

(more than 3 months)

Employment Visa

Employment (Intra Company Transfer) Visa

Employment (Researcher) Visa

Join a Family Member Visa

Study Visa

Minister of Religion Visa

Volunteer Visa

Visa for non-EU/EEA & non-Swiss citizen travelling with EU/EEA/Swiss family