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Each traveller must apply for a separate visa. You should not buy travel tickets before you receive a decision on your visa application. A visa allows you to travel to Ireland only. It does not give you permission to enter the country or to stay here. An immigration officer at border control can refuse entry even if you have a visa.

A short stay ‘C’ visit (tourist) visa allows you to travel to Ireland for up to 90 days for:

• Tourism
• To visit family/friend
• Study. For example, a short term English language course
• To get married
• Medical treatment.

This visa does not allow you to:

• Do work (paid or unpaid) of any kind
• Use any publicly funded services. For example, a public hospital.

You may be able to visit Ireland without applying for a separate Irish visa, if you have an eligible UK (short stay) visitor visa and you are a citizen of an approved country.

Prepare your documents carefully. All documents must be original and in English or Irish. You must provide a full and certified translation into the English or Irish language of any documents not in English or Irish.

Documents required:

• Application summary sheets
• Application letter
• Invitation letter
• Holiday or vacation plan
• Study plan
• Medical or Travel insurance
• Proof of visa fee payment
• Passport
• Passport photographs
• Finance Plan
• Obligations to return home
• Visa refusals (if you have been refused a visa or preclearance in the past)