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In this video I am discussing all the rules for entering Ireland( divided into three categories) , who is qualifies to apply based on their nationality, Types of Ireland Visas (Type C, Type D and Transit ) and Types of entry
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Country checklist to see if you have to apply visa in first place or not:

https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en...
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Irish Short-Stay Visas (C Visa):The types of Irish short-stay visas are:

1) Irish Tourist visa: issued to foreign nationals who want to visit Ireland for tourism purposes.
2) Irish Business visa: for foreign nationals who have to conduct business, attend a meeting or have other business-related purposes.
3) Irish Employment visa under the Atypical Working Scheme: for foreign nationals who have clearance to take up short-term employment in Ireland.
4) Irish Stage Performance or Tournament visa: for performing artists who have to stage a performance in Ireland, or for athletes who will participate in a sporting event.
5) Irish Training visa: for foreign nationals who will participate in a short term training course in Ireland.
6) Irish Short-Term Internship visa, for foreign nationals who will travel to Ireland to become employed as a paid intern for a period not exceeding three months.
7) Irish Medical treatment visa: for foreign nationals who need to undergo medical treatment in an Irish medical institution.
8) Irish Join a Ship visa: for foreign nationals who will be embarking on a ship in Ireland within 24 hours of entering the country.
9) Irish Marriage visa: for foreign nationals who want to marry in Ireland and have received an acknowledgment from the Irish Registrar of Civil Marriages.
10) Irish Exam visa: for foreign nationals who have to travel to Ireland to sit an exam.
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Irish Long-Stay Visas (D Visa): The types of Ireland long-stay visas are:

1) Irish Study visa: for foreign nationals who want to travel to Ireland to pursue their studies in an Irish educational institution.
2) Irish Work visa: for foreign nationals who have found a job and obtained immigration permission to work in Ireland.
3) Irish Family visa: for foreign nationals wishing to join a family member (who is also a foreign national) living in Ireland.
4) Irish Working holiday visa: for foreign nationals whose country is part of a Work Holiday agreement with Ireland.
5) Irish Researcher visa: for foreign nationals who will become employed as a scientific researcher in Ireland.
6) Irish Long-Term Internship visa: for foreign nationals who will become employees in a paid internship for a period longer than three months.
7) Irish Volunteer visa: for foreign nationals who want to move to travel to Ireland to work as a volunteer in a charity, non-profit or voluntary organization.
8) Irish Minister of Religion visa: for foreign nationals who will travel to Ireland to conduct ceremonies or other similar religious reasons.
9) Irish Retirement Visa: for foreign nationals who are self-sufficient financially and are not relied upon work in Ireland.
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Rates:
The standard non-refundable visa application processing fees are:

Entry and re-entry visas

--- A single journey visa costs €60 and will be valid for one entry to the State up to a maximum of 90 days from the date of issue.

--- A multi journey visa costs €100 and will be valid for multiple entries to the State up to a maximum of 5 years from the date of issue.

--- A transit visa costs €25.There may also be communications charges in some cases. Information about these charges, and on the fee in your local currency, is available from your local Irish embassy or consulate.

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