Can you travel to Ireland if you have UK visa?

If you are a citizen of a country whose nationals need a visa to enter Ireland and you have a valid UK visa or residence permit, you may be required to have a visa to enter Ireland before you arrive in Ireland.

Is Ireland accepting tourist visa?

As of 13 September 2021, we are now accepting short stay visa applications. All remaining Covid-19 restrictions on entry visa and preclearance processing, which were brought in as a necessary interim measure to help reduce the spread of Covid-19, have now been lifted.

Can I travel to Dublin with UK residence permit?

Yes, as long as both the UK visa and leave to enter and remain are still valid and current and the person travelling has passed through UK immigration at least once on foot of them, the UK visa may be used for travel to Ireland.

Can I travel to Ireland with UK Tier 2 visa?

With a Tier 2 ICT, which is a UK visa, you can travel to only in the UK, i.e. England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. Travelling to Ireland is possible, but the visa requirements are not very clear to me.

Can I travel to Ireland with ILR?

Citizens of the United Kingdom do not require a visa to travel to Ireland as they have Indefinite Leave To Remain. This means that you can travel freely into and out of the country.

Can I extend my tourist visa in Ireland?

Visit or holiday visas are only granted for short term stays and never exceed 90 days. It is not possible to extend your stay beyond 90 days. You must leave the State on or before the date which has been stamped on your passport by the Immigration Officer when you entered.

Can I visit Ireland with UK Tier 4 visa?

If you hold a valid UK visa, you do not need to obtain another visa if you wish to travel to Northern Ireland because Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom. Tier 4 student visa holders are not eligible under this scheme and will need to apply for a travel visa for the Republic of Ireland before travelling.

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