🇮🇪Ireland Visa for Belarusian Citizens2026 Requirements, Fees & Documents

Dear Customers, please be advised, that all documents in a language different from English must be followed be a notarized translation into English. Short Stay Interview Documents Required - Fully completed and signed visa application form - Current passport with 2 clear pages and valid for at least 6 months after your return from Ireland - Previous Passports (if any) - 2 colour passsport photographs(one to be glued to the top left of your application form) - Visa Fee - Letter from prospective employer in Ireland on headed paper confirming - The position you have applied for - The date and location of your interview - The duration of your proposed visit to Ireland - Who is paying for the cost of the trip - Letter from current employer on headed paper confirming details of your current employment - job title, length employed, salary. Letter should include contact details for employment so that the information can be verified - institution stating your course of study and expected completion date. Letter should include contact details for studies so that the information can be verified. - If currently self-employed or unemployed, you should provide a cv showing current / previous experience relevant to the employment offered - If you are paying for the trip privately, you will have to provide evidence of your finances. A detailed statement of your bank account covering a six- month period immediately prior to your visa application is required. - Copy of marriage certificate, birth certificates of children, car/property ownership certificates - If you have been refused a visa for any other country, details of this must be given. Submit a copy of the letter issued to you by the authorities of that country. Concealment of visa refusals will result in your Irish visa application being refused

Dear Customers, please be advised, that all documents in a language different from English must be followed be a notarized translation into English. Transit Visa Nationals of some states or territorial entities are required to be in possession of an Irish transit visa when arriving at a port of entry in Ireland for the purposes of passing through a port (airport, seaport) in order to travel to another state. A transit visa does not permit you to enter Ireland for any purpose. It only permits you to transit through Ireland in order to reach your destination in another state. If the intention is to leave the port at any stage they must apply for a short stay visa in the normal way. You must have the relevant visa for your country of destination in your passport before applying for an Irish transit visa. Please follow on this link for information on applying for an Irish transit visa inis.gov.ie ↗ (inis.gov.ie ↗)

Dear Customers, please be advised, that all documents in a language different from English must be followed be a notarized translation into English. Short Stay Chernobyl Documents Required - Fully completed and signed visa application form - Current passport with 2 clear pages and valid for at least 6 months after your return from Ireland - Previous Passports (if any) - Copy of your current internal passport (marked pages only) - 2 colour passport photographs(one to be glued to the top left of your application form). Photographs to accompany applications should be a minimum of 35mm x 45mm and a maximum of 38mm x 50mm in size. - Letter of invite from the charity in Ireland, setting out the following details: - Name and date of birth of each child being brought to Ireland - The dates of proposed entry and exit - A declaration that the charity will be responsible for the costs of the trip, the welfare of the children and their return to their home country. - A full list of the host families being used to accommodate the children including names, addresses and contact telephone numbers. - Declaration signed by a representative of the charity that all host families have been apprpopriately vetted or will be vetted before the child is placed with the family. If the host family is not vetted before the child travels to Ireland the charity must make arrangements to have the child placed with a family which has been vetted. - Copy of the child’s birth certificate. (This should include English translation) - Notary permission to travel from either parents or the legal guardian of the child. (This should include English translation) - Copy of both parents passport details page to verify signature. - If one of the parents is missing (their location is not known, they are deprived of their parental rights by a court’s decision, they are dead) – evidence of same is required. This should include English translation. For the legally appointed guardian – evidence of the appointment (e.g.: a court’s decision). This should be translated into English. It must be clear from the documents submitted who has legal guardianship/custody of every child. - Letter from studies (school/college) (This should include English translation) - If you have been refused a visa for any other country, details of this must be given. Submit a copy of the letter issued to you by the authorities of that country. Concealment of visa refusals will result in your Irish visa application being refused

Dear Customers, please be advised, that all documents in a language different from English must be followed be a notarized translation into English. Long Stay Researcher Documents Required - Fully completed and signed visa application form - Current passport with at least 12 months validity remaining and four clear pages - Previous passports (if any) - Visa fee - Two colour passport photographs (one to be glued to the top left of your application form) - Hosting Agreement with accredited research organisation - A C.V. showing you have the experience / qualifications required for the position. Contact details should be provided for any employments mentioned. - Detailed statement of your bank account covering a six-month period immediately prior to your visa application, and showing sufficient funds to cover your costs. If your expenses will be paid by the organisation to which you will be attached for your research project, this should be confirmed in writing by the organisation - Copy of marriage certificate, birth certificates of children, car/property ownership certificates if any - If you have been refused a visa for any other country, details of this must be given. Submit a copy of the letter issued to you by the authorities of that country. Concealment of visa refusals will result in your Irish visa application being refused

Dear Customers, please be advised, that all documents in a language different from English must be followed be a notarized translation into English. Short Stay Conference Documents Required - Fully completed and signed visa application form - Current passport with 2 clear pages and valid for at least 6 months after your return from Ireland - Previous Passports (if any) - 2 colour passsport photographs(one to be glued to the top left of your application form) - Visa Fee - Letter from current employer on headed paper confirming: - Details of your current employment (job title, length employed, salary). Letter should include contact details for employment so that the information can be verified - Your proposed attendance at the conference and the relevance of the conference to your employment/professional development - Location of the conference and duration of your proposed stay - Who is paying for the cost of your attendance at the conference - Letter from the conference host in Ireland on headed paper confirming: - Your attendance at the conference - Details of the date, nature, location and duration of the conference - Registration fee, if applicable, has been paid. - If you are attending the conference in a private capacity, you will have to provide evidence of your finances. A detailed statement of your bank account covering a six month period immediately prior to your visa application is required. An explanation as to why you, and not your employer, is paying should also be included. - Copy of marriage certificate, birth certificates of children, car/property ownership certificates if any - If you have been refused a visa for any other country, details of this must be given. Submit a copy of the letter issued to you by the authorities of that country. Concealment of visa refusals will result in your Irish visa application being refused

Dear Customers, please be advised, that all documents in a language different from English must be followed be a notarized translation into English. Long Stay Study If you wish to study in Ireland the course that you are going to pursue must be included in the Internationalisation Register administered by Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI). Visit intregister.ie ↗ (intregister.ie ↗) for more information. Documents Required - Fully completed and signed visa application form - Current passport with at least 12 months validity remaining and four clear pages - Previous passports (if any) - Visa fee - Two colour passport photographs (one to be glued to the top left of your application form) - Letter of invitation from language school/course provider in Ireland confirming: - Name, duration and location of course - Reference code for course on internationalisation register (please see intregister.ie ↗ (intregister.ie ↗)) - Fees have been paid - Invoice from the educational institution in Ireland. - Details of any Internationally recognised English Language qualifications you hold – e.g. IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge etc. Please see www.inis.gov.ie for details of our English Language requirements. This is not required where the visa application is for an English language course. - Evidence that the fees have been paid. (eg electronic bank transfer). Where the course fees are less than €6,000, fees must be paid in full to the college, prior to applying for your visa. Evidence of the amount paid should be included in your Letter of Acceptance from the college. Where the course fees are in excess of €6,000, you must pay at least this amount prior to applying for your visa, and evidence of this should be shown in your Letter of Acceptance. This minimum amount is an Immigration requirement. However, the college you wish to attend may require full payment of fees. - Six month detailed bank statement demonstrating that you will have ready access to an amount of at least €7,000 for each year of your studies, in addition to the course fees for each of those years. Where you will be studying for a period of less than 6 months you must have access to €500 per month of the stay or €3000, whichever is the lesser. - Details of your educational qualifications to date and a copy of your qualification certificate. Letter should include contact details for studies so that the information can be verified. - Employment history. Please provide details on company headed paper – name of employer, dates employed, and the position held by you. Letter should include contact details for employment so that the information can be verified - Proof of the possession of travel/health insurance - If you have been refused a visa for any other country, details of this must be given. Submit a copy of the letter issued to you by the authorities of that country. Concealment of visa refusals will result in your Irish visa application being refused If a sponsor is supporting the financing of your studies you should include: - Letter of sponsorship stating the sponsor will cover the cost of your course - Evidence of how the sponsor is related to you plus copy of bio data page from their passport. - Letter from sponsor’s employer including salary - 6 month detailed bank statement for sponsor Where the person travelling is under 18 years of age please note the following: Any person who wishes to pursue second level studies in Ireland must be enrolled at a private fee-paying school or college In addition to the requirements outlined above, which apply to all students, applicants aged under 18 years must submit: - Copy of their birth certificate - The consent of both parents/guardians to travel to Ireland - Where only one parent has sole custody, a Court Order bestowing sole custody of this child must be shown

Dear Customers, please be advised, that all documents in a language different from English must be followed be a notarized translation into English. Family Member of Irish Citizen Documents Required Join Spouse (Irish National) - Fully completed and signed visa application form - Current passport with at least 12 months validity remaining and four clear pages - Previous passports (if any) - Two colour passport photographs (one to be glued to the top left of your application form) - Clear copy of spouse's passport - Marriage Certificate - Detailed statement of your bank account covering a six-month period immediately prior to your visa application, and showing sufficient funds to cover your costs. - A full account of relationship history – when and where you met, evidence of this such as visas, entry/exit stamps on the passport of your Irish spouse. Please note that for Immigration purposes it is not sufficient for a relationship to have developed solely over the internet or by telephone/sms. A relationship must include a number face to face meetings (excluding webcam) between the parties. You must satisfy the visa officer that the relationship is bona-fide. - Evidence of your spouse’s finances and employment – Employment letter on headed paper, P60, payslips, bank statement for six months prior to application. Employment letter should include contact details for employment so that the information can be verified - If you have been refused a visa for any other country, details of this must be given. Submit a copy of the letter issued to you by the authorities of that country. Concealment of visa refusals will result in your Irish visa application being refused Join Partner (Irish National) If you are the partner of an Irish Citizen in a long-term relationship or a civil partner who has contracted a registered partnership, or are a party to a class of legal relationship specified in the Civil Partnership (Recognition of Registered Foreign Relationships) Order 2010 as entitled to be recognized as a civil partnership and you wish to join your partner in Ireland or accompany them to Ireland, please see the following list of documents required: Documents Required - Fully completed and signed visa application form - Current passport with at least 12 months validity remaining and four clear pages - Previous passports (if any) - Visa fee - Two colour passport photographs (one to be glued to the top left of your application form) - Clear copy of your partner's passport - A full account of relationship history – when and where you met, evidence of this such as visas, entry/exit stamps on the passport of your Irish spouse. Please note that for Immigration purposes it is not sufficient for a relationship to have developed solely over the internet or by telephone/sms. A relationship must include a number face to face meetings (excluding webcam) between the parties. You must satisfy the visa officer that the relationship is bona-fide. - In the case of a registered or recognised civil partnership please submit Registration Certificate of partnership. - Detailed statement of your bank account covering a six-month period immediately prior to your visa application, and showing sufficient funds to cover your costs - Evidence of your partner’s finances and employment – Employment letter on headed paper, P60, payslips, bank statement for six months prior to application. Employment letter should include contact details for employment so that the information can be verified11 If you have children (under 18 years) who do not hold Irish passports and therefore require a visa, a separate application must be submitted, along with a birth certificate, for each child. - If you have been refused a visa for any other country, details of this must be given. Submit a copy of the letter issued to you by the authorities of that country. Concealment of visa refusals will result in your Irish visa application being refused Join Parent (Irish National) If you have children (under 18 years) who do not hold Irish passports, and therefore require a visa, a separate application must be submitted, along with a birth certificate, for each child. The following documents should be submitted: - Fully completed and signed visa application form - Current passport with at least 12 months validity remaining and four clear pages - Previous passports (if any) - Two colour passport photographs (one to be glued to the top left of your application form) - Birth Certificate - The consent of both parents/guardians to reside in Ireland - Copy of the passport details page for both parents - Where only one parent has sole custody, a Court Order bestowing sole custody of this child must be shown - If you have been refused a visa for any other country, details of this must be given. Submit a copy of the letter issued to you by the authorities of that country. Concealment of visa refusals will result in your Irish visa application being refused

Dear Applicants, please be advised, that all documents in a language different from English must be followed be a notarized translation into English. Short Stay Business Documents Required - Fully completed and signed visa application form - Current passport with 2 clear pages and valid for at least 6 months after your return from Ireland - Previous Passports (if any) - 2 colour passsport photographs(one to be glued to the top left of your application form) - Visa Fee - Letter from your current employer on headed paper confirming: - Details of your current employment (job title, length employed, salary). Employment letter should include contact details for employment so that the information can be verified. - Nature, purpose and duration of the business trip - Who is paying the costs of the trip - Letter from the business in Ireland on headed paper confirming: - Reason for the business trip - Duration of the visit - Who is paying the cost - If a multiple entry visa is required and the reasons why it is needed - If you are paying for a business trip privately, you will have to provide evidence of your finances. A detailed statement of your bank account covering a six- month period immediately prior to your visa application is required. - Copy of marriage certificate, birth certificates of children, car/property ownership certificates - If you have been refused a visa for any other country, details of this must be given. Submit a copy of the letter issued to you by the authorities of that country. Concealment of visa refusals will result in your Irish visa application being refused

Dear Customers, please be advised, that all documents in a language different from English must be followed be a notarized translation into English. Short Stay Training Documents Required - Fully completed and signed visa application form - Current passport with 2 clear pages and valid for at least 6 months after your return from Ireland - Previous Passports (if any) - 2 colour passsport photographs (one to be glued to the top left of your application form) - Visa Fee - Letter from current employer on headed paper confirming: - Details of your current employment (job title, length employed, salary) - Nature, purpose and duration of the training - Who is paying for the costs of the training - If a multiple entry visa is required and the reasons why it is needed - Letter from the business in Ireland on headed paper confirming: - Reason for the training - Duration of the visit - Who is paying the cost - If a multiple entry visa is required and the reasons why it is needed - If you are paying for the cost of the training course privately, you will have to provide evidence of your finances. A detailed statement of your bank account covering a six- month period immediately prior to your visa application is required. - Copy of marriage certificate, birth certificates of children, car/property ownership certificates - If you have been refused a visa for any other country, details of this must be given. Submit a copy of the letter issued to you by the authorities of that country. Concealment of visa refusals will result in your Irish visa application being refused.

Dear Customers, please be advised, that all documents in a language different from English must be followed be a notarized translation into English. Short Stay Event/Performance (Independent traveller) Documents Required - Fully completed and signed visa application form - Current passport with 2 clear pages and valid for at least 6 months after your return from Ireland - Previous Passports (if any) - 2 colour passsport photographs(one to be glued to the top left of your application form) - Visa Fee - Full details of the Event/Performance you plan to attend - i.e. the nature of the event, the date, its location and a copy of your ticket. - Accommodation details - Direct Hotel Booking or Tour Operator/Travel Agent booking or Internet Booking - Six month bank statement - Letter of support from your employer confirming your employment, salary and dates of travel. Letter should include contact details for employment so that the information can be verified - If you are a student, you should include a letter from your educational institution stating your course of study and expected completion date. Letter should include contact details for studies so that the information can be verified. - Copy of marriage certificate, birth certificates of children, car/property ownership certificates if any; - If you have been refused a visa for any other country, details of this must be given. Submit a copy of the letter issued to you by the authorities of that country. Concealment of visa refusals will result in your Irish visa application being refused - Evidence of appropriate travel and health insurance

Dear Customers, please be advised, that all documents in a language different from English must be followed be a notarized translation into English. Long Stay Employment If you are applying for a visa to work in Ireland, you must have the permission of the Department of Enterprise Trade and Employment by way of an Employment Permit – either a Work Permit or a Green Card. Please see www.djei.ie (dbei.gov.ie ↗) for further information. Documents Required - Fully completed and signed visa application form - Current passport with at least 12 months validity remaining and four clear pages - Previous passports (if any) - Visa fee - Two colour passport photographs (one to be glued to the top left of your application form) - Copy of Work Permit or Green Card - Letter from employer in Ireland on headed paper confirming details of the job you will take up and the salary you will be paid. Please also provide a copy of your contract. - A C.V. showing you have the experience / qualifications required for the position. Contact details should be provided for any employments mentioned. - Copy of marriage certificate, birth certificates of children, car/property ownership certificates if any - Proof of the possession of travel/health insurance - If you have been refused a visa for any other country, details of this must be given. Submit a copy of the letter issued to you by the authorities of that country. Concealment of visa refusals will result in your Irish visa application being refused

Dear Customers, please be advised, that all documents in a language different from English must be followed be a notarized translation into English. Short Stay Study Visas (English or other courses) up to 90 days stay Documents Required - Fully completed and signed visa application form - Current passport with 2 clear pages and valid for at least 6 months after your return from Ireland - Previous Passports (if any) - 2 colour passsport photographs(one to be glued to the top left of your application form) - Visa Fee - Letter of invitation from language school/course provider in Ireland confirming: - Name and details of the course - Duration of the course - Location of the course - Fees have been paid - Accommodation has been paid (if provided by college or host family) - Invoice from the language school - Evidence that the fees have been paid in full (eg electronic bank transfer); - Letter of support from your employer confirming your employment, salary and dates of travel. If they are contributing to the cost of the course this should also be stated. Letter should include contact details for employer so that the information can be verified. - If you are a student, you should include a letter from your educational institution stating your course of study and expected completion date. Letter should include contact details for studies so that the information can be verified. - 6 month detailed bank statement - Proof of the possession of travel/health insurance - Copy of marriage certificate, birth certificates of children, car/property ownership certificates if any - If you have been refused a visa for any other country, details of this must be given. Submit a copy of the letter issued to you by the authorities of that country. Concealment of visa refusals will result in your Irish visa application being refused If the person travelling is a student or unemployed, their application should also include the following - Letter of sponsorship stating the sponsor will cover the cost of your visit - Evidence of how the sponsor is related to you and a copy of their passport details page - Letter from sponsor’s employer including salary - 6 month detailed bank statement for sponsor If the person travelling is under 18 years old, their application must also include the following - Copy of their birth certificate - If travelling alone, the consent of both parents/guardians is required. - If the child is travelling with one parent, the consent of the other parent is required. This signed parental consent must be accompanied by a copy of the consenting parent's passport or national identity card showing the bearer's signature. - Where only one parent has sole custody, a Court Order bestowing sole custody of this child must be shown. - Letter of sponsorship from parent stating that they will cover the cost of the course; - Letter from sponsor’s employer including salary; - 6 month detailed bank statement for sponsor; - Letter from language school/course provider in Ireland giving a Declaration that all host families have been fully Garda Vetted.

Dear Customers, please be advised, that all documents in a language different from English must be followed be a notarized translation into English. Family Member of EU National Documents Required Join Spouse/Parent (EU National) If you are the non EEA spouse or the child (under 21 years) of an EU Citizen or the child of the non EEA spouse and wish to join the EU Citizen who is already in Ireland please see the list of documents required below. A separate application must be submitted for each child. - Fully completed and signed visa application form - Current passport with at least 12 months validity remaining and four clear pages - Previous passports (if any) - Two colour passport photographs (one to be glued to the top left of your application form) - Marriage Certificate – evidence (apostilled document) that marriage has been registered in customer’s country of origin/residence - Copy of spouse's passport - Evidence that the EU Citizen spouse is lawfully in Ireland. - Birth Certificate (long form) for children under 21 years, parental consent where appropriate, national Identity card. Where only one parent has sole custody, a Court Order bestowing sole custody of this child must be shown. - Evidence that the EU Citizen spouse is exercising their EU Treaty Rights by being employed/self employed in the State or engaged in a valid vocational training programme or has sufficient financial resources and comprehensive sickness insurance cover - N.B. it should be noted that the EU Citizen may stay in the State for a period of 3 months without any conditions (and be joined or accompanied by their qualifying/permitted family members), after which they must show that they are exercising their free movement rights in accordance with Article 7 of the Free Movement Directive. - If you have been refused a visa for any other country, details of this must be given. Submit a copy of letter issued to you by the authorities of that country. Concealment of visa refusals will result in your Irish visa application being refused Join Partner (EU National) If you are the non EEA partner of an EU Citizen in a long-term relationship and you wish join your EU Citizen partner in Ireland the following is required: - Fully completed and signed visa application form - Current passport with at least 12 months validity remaining and four clear pages - Previous passports (if any) - Visa fee (where applicable) - Two colour passport photographs (one to be glued to the top left of your application form) - Clear copy of your partner's passport - Documentary evidence that will attest to the existence and durability of the relationship – e.g. Registration Certificate of partnership (if applicable) or evidence of common ownership of property, joint tenancy of property, on-going correspondence addressed to both partners at the same address, financial dependence/interdependence, joint bank accounts or any other relevant documentation. - Evidence that the EU Citizen spouse is exercising their EU Treaty Rights by being employed/self-employed in the State or engaged in a valid vocational training programme or has sufficient financial resources and comprehensive sickness insurance cover - N.B. it should be noted that the EU Citizen may stay in the State for a period of 3 months without any conditions (and be joined or accompanied by their qualifying/permitted family members), after which they must show that they are exercising their free movement rights in accordance with Article 7 of the Free Movement Directive. - If you have been refused a visa for any other country, details of this must be given. Submit a copy of letter issued to you by the authorities of that country. Concealment of visa refusals will result in your Irish visa application being refused