A – You should apply for a visa in your country of residence. (See Q 4). If however, there are valid reasons or circumstances which prevented you from doing so prior to your departure, you may outline these in your application and submit it to the nearest Irish Embassy/Consulate.

There are certain countries which require an entry visa for Ireland. Full details of countries whose citizens do not require an entry visa is available from the Department of Foreign Affairs. Once you have applied and been offered a course of study in NUI Galway you should apply for this entry visa. Visa applications should be made to the Irish Embassy or Consulate in the Country in which you reside. See similar questions...

Ans: The “Ireland Visa Requirements” document consists of two lists – Schedule 1 and Schedule 2. Schedule 1 lists those countries whose nationals do not require a visa to enter Ireland. Therefore nationals of all countries not mentioned on Schedule 1 will require a Visa prior to seeking entry to Ireland. Schedule 2 refers to Transit Visas. Nationals of all countries listed in Schedule 2 require a visa to transit through Ireland. See similar questions...

You can travel on this visa till the expiry. Upon expiry you must apply for a new visa with finger prints See similar questions...

If you are travelling to the Republic of Ireland, and you intend to also visit Northern Ireland and return to the Republic, you must obtain a multiple-entry Irish visa and a UK visa. If your main destination is Northern Ireland but you arrive in, and depart from the Republic of Ireland, you must first obtain a UK visa, and then a multi-entry Irish visa. A – Yes. You will be required by Immigration Officials at border crossings to show that you hold a valid Irish visa. See similar questions...

A – You may submit your application by post either to the Irish Embassy in London or to the Visa Section in Dublin If applying through London any fees payable must be paid in pounds sterling (bank draft, money order, or postal order). Your application will be processed within 5-10 working days and your passport will be returned to you by registered post. See similar questions...

No, you cannot travel on a Schengen visa to TOM / DOM. You must have the TOM / DOM name mentioned in your visa. Please apply for a separate visa. You are strongly recommended to keep photocopies of your passport's data pages and of the Schengen visa. A visa is a valuable document. Inform The Embassy / The Consulate from where your visa was issued immediately if you have lost your passport. You must apply for a new visa by submitting all documents and payment of visa fees. See similar questions...

A – All visa applications for long term stays in Ireland, e.g. for work or study purposes, will be valid for one trip only. Once you have registered with the GNIB you may apply for a multi- journey re-entry visa. (See Q31) It is not our general practice to issue multiple-entry visas for short-term visits unless you have shown a compliant travel history to Ireland in the recent past. If you have held 2 previous Irish visas and have observed the conditions of these visas – e.g. See similar questions...

Ans: Application forms are available from your nearest Irish Embassy, Consulate or Visa Office, or can be downloaded from the Department of Foreign Affairs website, www.dfa.ie If there is an Irish Embassy, Consulate, Honorary Consul or Visa Office in your country of permanent residence you must apply there. You may be required to attend for personal interview. See similar questions...

Sri Lankan citizens traveling to Schengen countries on business or as tourists may receive a uniform visa for a short stay of 1 to 90 days valid for Sweden and Finland (Embassy of Sweden), Germany and Austria (Embassy of Federal Republic of Germany), Italy and Greece (Embassy of Italy), The Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg (Royal Netherlands Embassy), Norway, Denmark, and Iceland (Royal Norwegian Embassy), France, Portugal and Spain (Embassy of the Republic of France). See similar questions...

You must have a visa valid for the full duration of your stay in the Schengen States. As you cannot have to valid Schengen visas in the same passport you will first need to get the original visa cancelled through the embassy that issued it and them apply for a new Schengen visa. See similar questions...

Yes, you need a visa to come to India and you can get the visa from the India Embassy or Consulate General in your country. See similar questions...

North Americans do not need a visa for any country in Europe. If you are participating and you are not sure if you need a visa, you can check with the local Czech consulate in your country. They can advise you if a visa is necessary, how long it will take to process and how much it will cost. You should also check to see if you require a visa for the excursions destinations (Germany) and any other countries you wish to visit in Europe on your own. See similar questions...

Visa requirements listed on this site pertain to U.S. passport holders only. Please contact us for current, specific requirements for non-US passport holders. Most visas are stamped, or affixed, in your passport on the pages specifically marked for them, and foreign consular officials require that visa stamps be placed on those pages that do not contain any other stamps or marks. See similar questions...

All visitors to either the Republic or Northern Ireland require valid passport, except British Nationals. Holders of UK passports not born in Great Britain or Northern Ireland should bring their passport. See similar questions...

Please click here to see if you need a VISA or if your country is listed. If your course lasts for more than three months a D-Study VISA will be required. See similar questions...