Services
Visas
We prepare Irish visa applications for visits, study and joining family. We help you explain the purpose of your stay and organise the supporting documents required for your visa category.
What this covers
- Explaining the visa categories relevant to your planned stay
- A document checklist for that visa type
- Checking your financial evidence against the requirements for your visa category
- Reviewing your application letter alongside the supporting documents
- Checking that the documents agree with each other on dates, names, addresses and employment
- Assembling the file and telling you what happens after you submit
How we can help
A visa application needs clear evidence of your plans and circumstances. We review the application letter and supporting documents together to identify missing information and inconsistencies before you apply.
Understand which route applies
We explain the relevant routes and the documents each application requires.
Catch problems before submission
We check for missing documents and inconsistencies in names, dates and other details before you apply.
Organise your supporting evidence
We help you organise employment and residence records and identify documents you still need to obtain.
Prepare for submission
We explain the submission steps and review any outstanding questions with you.
How we work
Review
We discuss your plans, explain the application requirements and agree the support you need.
Prepare and check
We provide a checklist and review your documents, letting you know what is missing or needs clarification.
Submission and follow-up
We prepare the application for you to submit and help with further document requests within the agreed scope of work.
In more detail
Read about the requirements, fees and application process for each route, with links to official sources.
Short Stay 'C' Visa
For tourism, business meetings, family visits and other short visits to Ireland.
Long Stay 'D' Visa
For people coming to Ireland for work, study, family or another permission lasting more than 90 days.
Study Visa
For students applying to come to Ireland for an approved course, including ILEP and finance evidence.
Join Family Visa
For joining an eligible family member in Ireland, with relationship, sponsor and finance evidence prepared clearly.
Travelling with an Irish Residence Permit
Current rules on travelling out of Ireland and returning with a valid Irish Residence Permit.
The letter of application
Your letter should explain why you are travelling, how the visit will be funded and any circumstances that need clarification. We check that it is accurate and consistent with your supporting documents.
What your bank statements need to show
Financial evidence should show the funds available for your stay and where they came from. We check the statements for the required period and identify transactions that may need an explanation.
Common questions
Does a visa guarantee entry to Ireland?
A visa allows you to travel to Ireland. The immigration officer at the border decides whether to admit you, and permission to remain is a separate requirement.
Do I need a visa at all?
Visa requirements depend on your nationality and circumstances. Our guides link to the Department of Justice's visa requirements, and we can explain the application process for your planned visit.