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Embassy of Ireland, Singapore

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Visa Information

COVID 19 Update – Visa Service

As of 13 September 2021 we are now accepting both short stay visa and long stay visa applications.

Further information is available on the following website  Home - Immigration Service Delivery (irishimmigration.ie)

Please note that the Embassy is not open for applicants without an appointment.

Who needs a Visa

Whether you need a visa to travel to Ireland depends on what country you're from. Visit the Irish Immigration Service Travel Path for more information regarding your personal requirements for travelling to Ireland.

Information on visa requirements for transiting through Ireland is available here

Please note that Ireland is not party to the Schengen Agreement, and a Schengen visa or residence permit does  not  entitle you to travel to Ireland without a visa.

Unless you qualify for the  Short Stay Visa Waiver Programme  or the British Irish Visa Scheme a valid UK visa does  not  entitle you to travel to Ireland without a visa. Further information on these schemes is available on the website of the Irish Immigration Service .

Note : 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.

Remember…

If you're a citizen of a non-EEA country, whether you need a visa or not, you will be subject to immigration control when you enter Ireland.

Types of Visa and Documentation

Full information on the different types of visas, required documentation, and how to apply can be found on the website of the Irish Immigration Service . 

Information on applying for a short-stay (less than 90 days) tourist visa is available here .

Information on coming to work in Ireland is available here .

Information on coming to study in Ireland is available here .

Information on coming to join family in Ireland is available here .

Visa Appeals

If your visa application is refused, you will receive a letter from the visa office telling you why it has been refused and if you can appeal the decision.

Further information on appealing visa decisions is available on the website of the Irish Immigration Service

All appeals are handled directly by the Irish Immigration Service

How to Apply

You need to:

• Complete the  online application form  

This will generate an application summary form and declaration at the end, which you must print, sign and date.

• Gather your supporting documentation, passport photograph and fee.
• Submit your application

To complete the process, you must submit your passport and supporting documents for processing. Where you submit your application depends on where you are living. The summary application form will direct you to the relevant Embassy, Consulate or Visa Application Centre.

Check the website of the relevant Embassy or Consulate for further information on how to submit your application for processing

If you applied at an Embassy or Consulate, they will contact you once a decision on the visa application has been made.

If you applied directly to an Irish Immigration Service Visa Office or if your application was referred to the Irish Immigration Service for a decision, you can check the Irish Immigration Service  Visa Decision Weekly Listing   using your reference number.

On Arrival in Ireland

Further information on what to expect on arrival in Ireland can be found on the website of the Irish Immigration Service .

Information on entry for EU/EEA and Swiss nationals is available here . 

Information on entry for non-EU, non-EEA and non-Swiss nationals is available here .

Information on travelling with children is available here .

Information on transiting through Ireland is available here .

Check the website of the Irish Immigration Service for information on preclearance and entry visa fees, including information on visa fee exemptions.

You can also contact your local Embassy or Consulate for more details on fees and payment methods

Payment Details

We accept the following forms of payment:

Visa application fees are non-refundable, whether or not your visa is granted. They are payable in local currency at our Embassy in Singapore

Payment by cash is acceptable for applications presented in person at the Embassy in Singapore. 

You can pay by cheque payable to “Embassy of Ireland” for applications submitted in Singapore.

It is important to provide a full postal return address (not a P.O. Box address) and a contact number for all applications.

If you are not able to collect documents personally, you may arrange collection by your representative. In this case, a letter authorising the person to collect your documents on your behalf should be provided to the Embassy. You may also arrange for a courier to collect your documents; however you do so at your own risk.

The Embassy cannot accept responsibility for any documents or items lost in transit.

Information Note

An information note has been prepared to assist applicants completing the online application form. This is available in:

The Embassy of Ireland in Singapore accepts applications from visa-required travellers who are normally resident in Singapore, and Brunei. Applications and supporting documentation should be sent to:

Embassy of Ireland

541 Orchard Road

Liat Towers, 8 th  Floor

Singapore 238881

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Visas for tourists visiting Ireland

Who needs a short-stay visa for ireland, how to apply for a short-stay visa, documents to send for a short-stay visa, decisions and appeals, can i stay longer than 3 months, further information.

If you plan to visit Ireland, you should check if you need a visa .

This page has information on how to apply for a short-stay visa. This is also called a ‘C’ visa and is usually valid for up to 90 days from the issue date of the visa. You apply for a C visa if you plan to come to Ireland:

• For tourism
• To visit family or friends
• To get married
• For medical treatment
• For short-term study

If you are not a citizen of the EU, EEA, Switzerland or UK and you do not need a visa to come to Ireland, you still need to have documents with you to show the reason for your visit. You must present yourself at immigration when you enter Ireland.

Having a visa does not guarantee that you will be allowed to enter Ireland .

You apply for a visa online. You complete a separate application for each person travelling, including children. After you have submitted the visa form, you have 30 days to send the supporting documents. It’s a good idea to prepare your documents before completing the form.

You pay a fee of €60 for each application. A multiple entry visa costs €100.

When you have submitted the form, you will get a summary of your application. This includes:

• Your visa application transaction number
• Your application summary sheet
• Details of the application office where you should send your documents

You send the signed summary sheet with your documents.

You must send documents in support of your application. This section has information on the main documents you need to send. You can get more information about documentation on the Irish Immigration Delivery website.

You must send original documents (not photocopies). If your documents are not in English, you must send a certified translation and the original document.

Birth, marriage and death certificates will be returned to you. If you want other pages returned to you, you should include a note with your application that says this. Send a photocopy (in addition to the original) of the page you want returned to you.

If your visa is approved, you must get travel insurance before you travel to Ireland.

Letter of application

You must write a letter that explains why you want to come to Ireland. You should give the details of your trip, including the dates you plan to be here, where you will stay and how you will pay for things while you are here.

You must say in your letter that you will:

• Obey the conditions of your visa in full
• Leave Ireland before your visa expires
• Not rely on public services or become a burden on the State

If you are visiting friends or family your letter should also have:

• Their names and addresses
• The names and addresses of any of your family who live in Ireland or another country in the EEA or Switzerland, even if you do not plan to visit them

Letter of invitation

If you are visiting someone in Ireland, you should send a letter of invitation written by them. The letter should have information about how they know you, the dates you are visiting them and why they are inviting you to Ireland.

They should include a colour copy of their passport or national identity card. If they are from outside the EEA, Switzerland and UK, they must include a copy of their Irish Resident Permit and the current immigration stamp in their passport.

The letter must also say that they understand you must:

Information about where you will stay

You must include the details of where you will stay. You should include printouts of your booking confirmations. If you are staying with friends, family or colleagues, see ‘letter of invitation’ above.

You must send your current passport. It must be valid for at least 6 months after the date you plan to leave Ireland. You must also send a photocopy of each page of all of your previous passports.

Proof of finances

You must show that you have the money you need for your trip. If someone else is paying for your visit (for example a family member), you should send documents to show that they can afford to pay for you.

You don’t need to have a particular or set amount of money to qualify for a short-stay visa.

Passport photos

Include 2 passport photos. You must sign your name and put your visa application transaction number on the back of each photo.

Show that you must return home

You must show that you have strong ties to your home country and that you must return home. This could be family responsibilities, work, education or something else. You should send proof of these responsibilities. For example, if you are working you should send a letter from your employer and recent payslips.

You can read more details of the documents you need on the Immigration Service Delivery website.

If you sent your application to Dublin, you can check visa decisions and waiting times . If you sent your application somewhere else, you can contact the embassy or consulate you sent your documents to for updates on your application. Applications take around 8 weeks, but may take longer.

If your visa application is successful, the visa office will post your passport back to you with the visa attached. The visa will be valid for a particular period. Having a visa does not guarantee that you will be allowed to enter Ireland .

You will get a letter that says why your visa application was refused. You can appeal this decision within 2 months.

You are expected to leave the State on or before the date which has been stamped on your passport by the Immigration Officer when you entered.

You can only extend your visa if there is an unexpected change in your circumstances since you entered Ireland.

You cannot get an extension if:

• There is no change in circumstances from the time you entered Ireland
• There is no change in circumstances from the time you were granted a travel visa
• You are in Ireland to seek medical attention
• You are seeking a permission to marry in Ireland
• You are in Ireland to provide childcare facilities
• You wish to live in Ireland full time

Some people do not have to pay the visa fee .

A visa costs:

Single-journey visa : €60

Multiple-journey visa : €100

If you require a visa in order to visit Ireland, your application must be made online .

Irish embassies and consulates

Visa Office

Immigration Service Delivery 13-14 Burgh Quay Dublin 2 D02 XK70 Ireland

Related documents

• Visas for people visiting Ireland on business Certain people who wish to travel to Ireland for business purposes require visas. Find out more. 1954.4292
• Student visas to study in Ireland People from certain countries who wish to study in Ireland require visas. Find out more. 1065.616
• Returning to Ireland to care for a family member This page includes information on returning to Ireland to care for a family member. 981.42474

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Travellers should refer to the  ICA website  for the latest information on travelling to/from or transiting through Singapore. For the latest updates on Singapore’s COVID-19 situation, please refer to the MOH website at  https://www.moh.gov.sg/covid-19 .

Ireland’s COVID-19 Advice

In view of the COVID-19 situation, travellers visiting Ireland should be prepared for updates to entry requirements. Please visit the following websites for the latest information.

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General Advice

There is a threat of terrorism throughout the world and in Europe. Terrorist attacks have occurred in a number of European cities, and there is a potential for other violent incidents. We advise Singaporeans travelling or living in Ireland to take the necessary precautions and exercise personal responsibility at all times. 

Entry and Exit

Singaporeans can visit Ireland for up to 3 months (for tourism or business) without a visa. For other purposes of visiting, please refer to the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service website at  http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/Irish%20Visa%20Information  to ensure you apply for the appropriate visa.

Ireland is not part of the Schengen area, and a passport is required to travel between Ireland and other European countries, including the United Kingdom. Passports must be valid for duration of your stay. 

You will need to provide any documents necessary to explain your visit, which at minimum includes your passport, visa (if necessary) and landing card (if appropriate); and may also include a travel itinerary, invitations or letters to help explain your visit. 

As visa requirements often change at short notice, we advise you to contact your travel agency, or the nearest Embassy of Ireland for up-to-date information.

Safety and Security

Driving in Ireland: You can drive on a current and valid driving licence or an international driving permit from your own country for up to a year. If your stay in Ireland will be more than 12 months, you must apply for an Irish driving licence and go through the full driver licencing procedure to drive in Ireland. This allows foreign drivers to be up-to-date with the local traffic rules and become familiar with the traffic terrain. The procedure to obtain an Irish driving licence is on the National Driver Licence Service website at  https://www.ndls.ie/holders-of-foreign-licences.html . Note that there are strict laws against drink driving. Holding and using a mobile phone whilst driving is not allowed.

Public Transportation: Information on Ireland’s bus and rail networks can be found on the Transport for Ireland website at  https://www.transportforireland.ie/ . Check for major disruptions on the Irish rail service on Irish Rail’s website  http://www.irishrail.ie/ .

Petty crime: Do take sensible precautions due to incidences of petty crime (pickpocketing, bag snatching, passport theft, etc.), particularly in areas frequented by tourists. Secure your vehicle properly and avoid secluded areas.

All visitors and residents are subjected to local laws and penalties.  Research on local laws prior to arrival, especially for extended stays.

Additional Information

Health: The standard of health care in Ireland is high. Payment is required before treatment. Ensure that you have comprehensive travel insurance before you travel.

General Travel Advice

Overseas Travel – Be Informed & Be Safe [Updated on 5 February 2024]

Singaporeans planning overseas travel are reminded to take the necessary precautions, including being prepared to deal with accidents, natural disasters or terrorist attacks. Singaporeans are also reminded to be familiar with your destination’s local laws, customs, and COVID-19 regulations.

Demonstrations do occur in major cities across the world. Such demonstrations can sometimes escalate into violence. It is important for Singaporeans to keep abreast of local news, avoid any protests or demonstrations and heed the advice of the local authorities.

When participating in outdoor leisure activities overseas, Singaporeans should be mindful that certain sporting activities, especially in open seas, may carry risks. Besides ensuring that one has the physical competencies and appropriate condition to undertake the activity, every effort should be made to ascertain if the trip organiser or guide is reliable and competent, and that appropriate safety and contingency plans are in place. When in doubt, Singaporeans should consult the relevant professional bodies or sporting associations for specific advice.

For those planning to travel, here are some tips:

Before travelling

• Familiarise yourself with our network of overseas missions.
• Purchase comprehensive travel insurance and be familiar with the terms and coverage.
• Equip yourself with research about your destination’s entry requirements, current situation, local laws and customs.
• eRegister with us on our website ( www.mfa.gov.sg ) so that we may reach out to you during an emergency.

While travelling

• Always take care of your personal safety, remain vigilant and monitor local weather news, advisories, and security developments.
• Exercise caution around large gatherings and avoid locations known for demonstrations or disturbances.
• Be prepared for possible delays and last-minute changes in travel plans especially during unforeseen events such as natural disasters, social unrest or terror attacks.
• Stay connected with your friends and family. Inform them of your whereabouts and provide them with your overseas contact details.
• In the event that you require consular assistance, please contact the nearest Singapore Overseas Mission or call the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Duty Office at +65 6379 8800/+65 6379 8855.

Advisory: Email Scams

There have been reports of individuals receiving scam emails/messages purportedly sent from friends in distress overseas. These emails/messages typically originate from an email address/social media known to the receiver bearing claims of the sender getting into trouble overseas and urgently requesting financial assistance. The sender would also claim to have approached a Singapore Embassy/Consulate and the local Police for help to no avail.

MFA takes the safety of all Singaporeans very seriously.  Singaporeans in distress approaching our Overseas Missions for assistance will be rendered with all necessary consular assistance.  If you receive such emails/messages from purported friends seeking funds transfers, we strongly advise you to call them first to verify the authenticity of the emails/messages before responding to their request.  It is also not advisable to give out any personal information such as NRIC/passport numbers, address, telephone number, etc.  Any form of reply, even one of non-interest, could result in more unsolicited emails.  Members of the public who suspect that they have fallen prey to such scams should report the matter to the Police immediately.  Should Singaporeans abroad require consular assistance, they can contact the nearest Singapore Overseas  Mission  or call the Ministry of Foreign Affairs 24-hr Duty Office at +65 6379 8800/+65 6379 8855.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is a ministry of the Government of Singapore responsible for conducting and managing diplomatic relations between Singapore and other countries and regions.

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Check if You Need an Entry Visa

If you hold a travel document issued by one of the countries or places listed below, you will require a valid Singapore entry visa to travel to, and seek entry, into Singapore.

Possession of a valid visa does not guarantee entry into Singapore. Please refer to entry requirements for more information.

Please note the following:

• SG Arrival Card is not a visa . Please refer to SG Arrival Card e-Service  for more information.
• Valid visa holders are required to adhere to the latest travel requirements and advisories , where applicable.
• The period of stay in Singapore is not tied to the validity of your visa. The period of stay is determined by the duration of the Visit Pass issued to you in the form of electronic visit pass (e-Pass) at the checkpoint upon entry. 

To extend the duration of stay, the applicant will have to apply for a Short-Term Visit Pass (STVP) extension. For more information, please refer to Seeking Extension of Visit Pass .

A Singapore entry visa is not an immigration pass. It is a pre-entry permission for the holder of a valid visa to travel to, and seek entry, into Singapore. The grant of an immigration pass will be determined by the ICA officers at the point of entry. The period of stay granted is not tied to the validity of your visa. ICA does not accept submission of visa application over the immigration counters. If you do not have a Local Contact with a Singpass/Corppass account, you may submit the visa application:

• Through an authorised visa agent appointed by the Singapore Overseas Missions; or
• At the nearest Singapore Overseas Mission .

Please liaise directly with the nearest Singapore Overseas Mission for detailed visa application procedure if the application is to be submitted through their authorised visa agents or at the Singapore Overseas Mission.

From 11 March 2022, all foreign visitors arriving in Singapore will be notified digitally of their Visit Pass (e-Pass) through email. There will not be any endorsement on your passport. The e-Pass notification will indicate the period of stay granted and last day of stay allowed. Please ensure that you provide a valid email address when submitting the SG Arrival Card .

If your travel document is issued by one of the countries/ places listed below, you will require a valid visa to enter Singapore. Click on individual countries/ places to find out more.

You will also need a visa if you are travelling on:

• A Refugee travel document. This travel document is subject to assessment of recognition for entry into Singapore
• An Alien's passport. This travel document is subject to assessment of recognition for entry into Singapore
• A Palestinian Authority passport
• A temporary passport issued by the United Arab Emirates
• A  Document of Identity issued by Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
• A Travel Permit issued by Macao Special Administrative Region
• A PRC Travel Document

You may write in to [email protected] with a copy of your travel document biodata page and front cover for further assistance and verification.

Visa Free Transit Facilities

Nationals of the Commonwealth of Independent States, Georgia, India, Turkmenistan and Ukraine; as well as Nationals of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) holding other travel documents issued by the PRC* (excluding ordinary, diplomatic, public affairs and service passports) may be eligible for the Visa-Free Transit Facility (VFTF). Please refer to Visa-Free Transit Facility for more information.

*These include the PRC Travel Document, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) Document of Identity (DOI) and Macau SAR Travel Permit.

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The validity of this visa is usually 90 days starting from the date it is issued

To apply for the visa, you must have a valid passport with at least 6 months validity and 2 blank pages

We recommend starting your Ireland Tourist Visa application at least 2 months before your trip

All you need to know about the Ireland Tourist Visa

Last updated: April 2023

We currently don't offer this visa, but you can find more info on the Irish government website .

Welcome to the Ireland Tourist Visa application guide . Find out more about the visa process, costs, and entry requirements for Ireland.

What is the Ireland Tourist Visa?

The Ireland Visa is an official document allowing eligible travelers to visit Ireland. It’s also called the short stay ‘C’ visit (tourist) visa .

When applying for the Ireland Tourist Visa online, it's important to remember that you must clearly state the purpose of your visit .

What can you do with the Ireland Tourist Visa?

Depending on the chosen travel purpose of your trip to Ireland, you can do the following activities:

• Visit family or friends
• Get married
• Get medical treatment
• Short-term courses

What can’t you do with the Ireland Tourist Visa?

Keep in mind that you can’t work or live in Ireland with this visa.

You also can’t use a publicly funded service while in the country, such as a public hospital. We recommend having travel insurance to cover emergency medical treatment.

For further information about a work visa or residence permit, check the website of the Irish government immigration service here .

Which nationalities must have Tourist Visas for Ireland?

Any traveler who does not qualify for one of the visa exemptions below must apply for an Irish visa in advance at the nearest Irish Embassy or Consulate.

Who is visa-exempt for Ireland?

Citizens of the following countries and territories can visit Ireland without a visa :

• United Kingdom citizens and British (overseas) citizens
• All European Union citizens
• Citizens of EFTA member states (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland)
• Those on the list of visa-free countries
• Certain nationalities holding a short-stay visa for the United Kingdom, under the Short Stay Visa Waiver Programme

Do minors/children have to apply for the Ireland Visa?

Yes , if they are from an eligible country. A parent or legal guardian should make a tourist visa application for any minors or children (younger than 18 years old) .

How long is the Ireland Tourist Visa valid?

The Irish Visa is typically valid for stays up to 3 months .

The Irish government decides the validity during the application process based on your nationality, travel purpose, and individual circumstances.

Can I extend the Ireland Tourist Visa?

To extend your visa in Ireland, it is necessary to demonstrate an unforeseen change in your circumstances since your initial entry.

An extension will not be granted if there’s not been a change in your circumstances since you entered Ireland. It's essential to prove the reasons for extending your visa.

Ireland Visa application: Required documents

To apply for the Ireland Tourist Visa, you must submit the following documents:

Valid passport: It must have at least 6 months of validity from the departure date from Ireland and 2 blank pages for stamps

Two color passport photos: Recently taken

Complete visa application form: Printed and signed

Proof of sufficient funds: Provide bank statements showing your income and savings, including a letter explaining any large amounts moving in and out of your account

Application letter: Giving full details of the reason for your visit to Ireland (holiday, visiting family and/or friends, etc.)

Proof of ties to your home country: Such as payslips from the last three months and a letter from your employer, a letter from your college or university, evidence of owned property or rental agreement in your name, or details of family members living in your country

Proof of accommodation: Such as reservation confirmations for accommodation or proof of address of your host

In some cases, the Irish immigration office may request proof that you have travel/medical insurance to make a decision

Please note that you must have travel health insurance to enter Ireland even after your visa has been approved without providing this.

If you apply for the Ireland Tourist Visa in a different country of your citizenship, you must present proof of legal residency status there

If you have faced a previous refusal for an Ireland Tourist Visa or another visa, or have been deported from any country in the past, you must disclose the details and documentation

Residents living in China, Hong Kong, India, Nigeria, or Pakistan, must provide biometric info each time they apply for the Ireland Visit Visa

Additional documentation based on the purpose of your trip to Ireland

Depending on the purpose of your journey, the government requires additional specific documents, as explained below:

To visit family and/or friends:

• Invitation letter from the host, including the reason they are inviting you to Ireland, the dates they plan to see you in Ireland, and a description of how they know you

For studying purposes:

A study plan, including the dates of your course and a confirmation letter of the placement

Invitation letter from the educational institution

For marriage purposes:

Evidence of your intention to marry, including the Acknowledgement from the Registrar confirming the date of receipt of notification of intention to marry or enter into a civil partnership, and the Marriage Registration Form (MRF)

Evidence of your relationship history

Divorce or dissolution of civil partnership certificate from previous relationships

For medical purposes:

Letter from your referring hospital

Letter from your private hospital in Ireland

A letter stating your travel itinerary from your current location to Ireland

All documents must be in English (or be accompanied by a notarized translation).

Ireland Visa application: Financial requirements

There is no specific amount that you must have to get a visa for Ireland.

However, you must show that you can pay for your flights, daily expenses, and any planned activities, based on the purpose of your trip. Travel/medical insurance is also helpful to have.

Make sure to include an up-to-date bank statement along with your documents. Here's what the bank statement should note:

It should be an original document on official bank paper

Your name and address should be clearly mentioned

The statement should display your bank account number and the type of account, such as checking/current account or savings and deposit account

It should show the incoming and outgoing transactions in the account over the past six months

If you're providing a bank statement from a savings and deposit account, you'll need to include an original letter from your bank on their official letterhead. This letter must confirm your ability to withdraw money from that account

If you have a friend or family member in Ireland contributing to your trip expenses , estimate how much they'll be spending in Euros and what they'll cover (if applicable), like the cost of plane tickets.

Your friend or family member needs to show they can afford these expenses by providing bank statements, payslips, and a letter from their employer. This rule applies to any friends or family members.

Additional documents for minors/children

To travel to Ireland with a minor or child , also provide the following documents:

The child’s birth certificate

A copy of both parents’ passports or IDs

If one of the minor's parents has deceased, you must present the original Death Certificate

If one of the minor's parents has sole custody, you must present the original court order granting custody to the concerned parent

If the minor travels with one of the parents, or legal guardian, a copy of the other parent/legal guardian’s passport or ID and consent letter are required

If the minor is traveling with someone who is not their parent or legal guardian, or if the minor is traveling alone, you will need the following documents:

A consent letter signed by both parents or legal guardians for each minor

A copy of both parents' passports or IDs

How to apply for the Ireland Tourist Visa online

To apply for the Ireland Tourist Visa, go to the official application website of the Irish authorities and follow the instructions.

Once completed, wait for the embassy's response, receive your visa, and get ready to travel!

Ireland Visa costs and processing time

After you've submitted your application to the foreign affairs department of Ireland, the general processing time is around 8 weeks , but this varies per application.

The government fee for a single-entry visa is US$65 (at the time of writing).

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Is the Ireland Tourist Visa needed for transit?

Can i travel to the united kingdom (including northern ireland) with my irish visa.

No, you must apply to the UK authorities for a separate visa for the United Kingdom, for which you can apply here on the government website .

If you are traveling to the Republic of Ireland, and you also intend to visit Northern Ireland and return to the Republic, you have to get a multiple-entry Ireland Visa and a UK Visa .

What are the Ireland entry requirements or restrictions?

All COVID-19 travel restrictions to Ireland have been lifted . That means you don't have to fill out the passenger locator form anymore. Plus, you don't need to show any proof of vaccination or recovery or even undergo a COVID-19 test.

You’ll need proof of travel/medical insurance to show upon arrival in Ireland.

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Applying for a Visa

You can apply for a visa to Iceland in the countries and cities listed below.

Icelandic embassies issue visas in four cities: London, New Delhi, Peking and Washington D.C. In about 120 other cities around the world, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has commissioned other Schengen member states to issue visas on Iceland's behalf.

Many embassies and consulates use service providers to receive applications. Applications are then handed in at application centers, but the embassy evaluates the application and issues the visa.

The fee for a visa application is EUR 80 (EUR 40 for six to twelve year olds).

Application procedure

The application procedure differs depending on where you apply for a visa. It is therefore important to carefully examine the website of the embassy or application center in question to get guidance on the process of your application. You have to click on the relevant country (+) in the list below to see more information on where to apply.

Please note that all visa inquiries must be directed to the appropriate embassy or consulate.

Generally it is necessary to hand in a visa application in person. If all required documentation is submitted and no further documentation is needed, the processing time for a visa is approximately two weeks.

The embassies and consulates are generally authorised to issue visas without consulting the Directorate of Immigration. In some instances, applications are forwarded to the Directorate, which then decides on the granting of a visa.

Please note that the embassies/consulates in the list below only issue short-stay visas (C-visa) for example for tourists, business trips, family visits, official visits and short-term studies. This list does not apply to the issuance of D-visas, which are issued to individuals who have been granted a residence permit in Iceland by the Directorate of Immigration. Information on where D-visas are issued can be found here .

Embassies and consulates issuing C-visas to Iceland

Algiers Royal Norwegian Embassy VFS Global office

Buenos Aires Royal Norwegian Embassy VFS Global office

Yerevan French embassy

Oranjestad Cabinet of the Governor

Canberra Royal Norwegian Embassy VFS Global office

Sydney Royal Danish Consulate General VFS Global office

Baku Royal Norwegian Embassy in Ankara VFS Global office

Dhaka Swedish Embassy VFS Global office

Manama German Embassy VFS Global office

Minsk French Embassy

La Paz Swedish Embassy in Bogotá VFS Global office

Rio de Janeiro Royal Norwegian Consulate General

Burkina Faso

Ouagadougou Royal Danish Embassy

Phnom Penh French Embassy

Douala French Embassy

Ottawa Royal Danish Embassy VFS Global office

Toronto Royal Danish Embassy in Ottawa VFS Global office

Vancouver Royal Danish Embassy in Ottawa VFS Global office

Praia Portuguese Embassy

N'Djamena French Embassy

Santiago Swedish Embassy

Guangzhou Icelandic Embassy in Beijing VFS Global office

Shanghai Icelandic Embassy in Beijing VFS Global office

Hong Kong Consulate General of Finland VFS Global office

Beijing Icelandic Embassy VFS Global office

Hangzhou Icelandic Embassy in Beijing VFS Global office

Nanjing Icelandic Embassy in Beijing VFS Global office

Fuzhou Icelandic Embassy in Beijing VFS Global office

Xi'an Icelandic Embassy in Beijing VFS Global office

Wuhan Icelandic Embassy in Beijing VFS Global office

Chengdu Icelandic Embassy in Beijing VFS Global office

Chongqing Icelandic Embassy in Beijing VFS Global office

Bógóta Swedish Embassy VFS Global office

Côte d´Ivoire

Abidjan French Embassy

Havana Swedish Embassy

Willemstad Cabinet of the Governor

Dominican Republic

Santo Domingo French Embassy

Quito Swedish Embassy in Bogotá VFS Global office

Cairo Royal Danish Embassy VFS Global Office

Addis Ababa Royal Danish Embassy VFS Global office

Tiblisi French Embassy

Accra Royal Danish Embassy VFS Global office

Guatemala City Swedish Embassy

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Bissau Portuguese Embassy VFS Global office

Port-au-Prince French Embassy

Ahmedabad Icelandic Embassy in New Delhi VFS Global office

Bengaluru Icelandic Embassy in New Delhi VFS Global office

Chandigarh Icelandic Embassy in New Delhi VFS Global office

Chennai Icelandic Embassy in New Delhi VFS Global office

Cochin Icelandic Embassy in New Delhi VFS Global office

Goa Icelandic Embassy in New Delhi VFS Global office

Hyderabad Icelandic Embassy in New Delhi VFS Global office

Kolkata Icelandic Embassy in New Delhi VFS Global office

Mumbai Icelandic Embassy in New Delhi VFS Global office

New Delhi Icelandic Embassy VFS Global office

Pune Icelandic Embassy in New Delhi VFS Global office

Jakarta Royal Danish Embassy VFS Global office

Teheran Royal Danish Embassy VFS Global office

Dublin Royal Danish Embassy VFS Global office

Tel Avív Royal Danish Embassy VFS Global office

Kingston German Embassy

Tokyo Royal Danish Embassy

Amman Royal Norwegian Embassy VFS Global office

Almaty Lithuanian Embassy VFS Global office

Astana Lithuanian Embassy in Almaty VFS Global office

Nairobi Royal Danish Embassy VFS Global office

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Pyengyang Swedish Embassy

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Bangkok Swedish Embassy

Prishtina Royal Norwegian Embassy VFS Global office

Kuwait German Embassy VFS Global office

Beirut Royal Norwegian Embassy VFS Global office

Antananarivo French Embassy

Kuala Lumpur Icelandic Embassy in New Delhi VFS Global office

Lilongwe Royal Norwegian Embassy   VFS Global office

Bamako Royal Danish Embassy VFS Global office

Nouakchott French Embassy

Port Louis French Embassy

Mexico City Royal Danish Embassy VFS Global Office

Ulan Bator German Embassy

Rabat Swedish Embassy VFS Global office

Maputo Finnish Embassy

Rangoon German Embassy

Windhoek Finnish Embassy

Abuja Royal Norwegian Embassy in Accra VFS Global office

Lagos Royal Norwegian Embassy in Accra VFS Global office

North Macedonia

Skopje French Embassy

New Zealand

Wellington Embassy of the Netherlands VFS Global Office

Islamabad Royal Danish Embassy VFS Global office

Ramallah Danish Representative Office

Lima Embassy of Finland

Philippines

Manila Royal Norwegian Embassy in Bangkok VFS Global office

Cebu City Royal Norwegian Embassy in Bangkok VFS Global office

Doha French Embassy Capago International

Republic of the Congo

Brazzaville French Embassy

Pointe-Noire French Embassy

Arkhangelsk Consulate General of Finland VFS Global office

Kaliningrad Lithuanian Consulate General VFS Global office

Saudi Arabia

Riyadh Royal Danish Embassy VFS Global office

São Tomé and Príncipe

São Tomé Portuguese Embassy

Dakar French Embassy VFS Global office

Singapore Royal Danish Embassy VFS Global office

South Africa

Pretoria Royal Danish Embassy VFS Global office

Colombo Royal Norwegian Embassy VFS Global office

Taipei Trade Council of Denmark

Dar es Salaam Swedish Embassy

Bangkok Royal Danish Embassy VFS Global office

Timor-Leste

Dili Portugese Embassy

Lomé French Embassy

Trinidad and Tobago

Port-of-Spain Embassy of the Netherlands

Tunis Embassy of Finland VFS Global office

Ankara Royal Danish Embassy VFS Global office

Kampala Royal Norwegian Embassy VFS Global office

Kiev Royal Norwegian Embassy in Ankara VFS Global office

United Arab Emirates

Abu Dhabi Royal Norwegian Embassy VFS Global office

Dubai Royal Danish Consulate General VFS Global office

United Kingdom

Edinburgh Embassy of Iceland in London VFS Global office

London Embassy of Iceland in London VFS Global office

Manchester Embassy of Iceland in London VFS Global office

United States of America

Chicago Embassy of Iceland in Washington VFS Global office

Houston Embassy of Iceland in Washington VFS Global office

New York Embassy of Iceland in Washington VFS Global office

San Fransisco Embassy of Iceland in Washington VFS Global office

Washington Embassy of Iceland in Washington VFS Global office

Hanoi Royal Danish Embassy VFS Global office

Lusaka Swedish Embassy

Harare French Embassy

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Foreigners planning a business trip to Singapore will need a Singapore business visa if they are not from visa-free countries. This page contains information about the business visa of Singapore but bears in mind that the process is always updated periodically, so do your due diligence before submitting your application.

Traveling To Singapore

Singapore is an Island nation located in the Far East region of Asia. The country is one of the most industrialized nations on the earth's surface, with a highly skilled population and an advanced service sector. Boasting a robust economy and a thriving community of expatriates, the country is one of the best on the ease of doing business rank. Due to its strategic location, quality infrastructure, and high living standards, it has become one of the top business destinations for investors looking for emerging opportunities.

What Is A Business Visa To Singapore?

A business visa is a document issued to foreigners from non-visa-exempt countries. Citizens on the visa-exempt list do not require visas, but those from non-visa-exempt countries do. The Singapore visa allows the holder to enter the Island and do business for a period. 

A business visa is a multiple-entry visa valid for up to 2 years and allows you to stay for 39 days. Interested visitors are advised to apply for the visa at least two weeks before their planned travel date. The good thing about holding a business visa is that you can also visit family and friends on the Island, not only for business purposes.

Processing Time

You can receive the visa at least 5-7 working days after the embassy receives your application.

Singapore Business Visa Eligibility

Only applicants who meet the following eligibility requirements will be issued a visa.

Clear intentions:  Your intentions for visiting the country should only be for a short time, not extended stays.

Financially Capable: You must be financially capable and show evidence of that effect. A statement of account will be requested.

Return Home:  You must show evidence that you intend to return to your home country after your visit because you have strong family ties.

Character & Health:  You must be of good character and provide a Valid and signed police report to that effect. You must also meet the minimum health requirements of the health ministry of Singapore.

Singapore Business Visa Requirements

Find below the documents required for a business visa to enter Singapore

Completed Form V39: You must complete the business visa application form. Make sure you only provide valid information and sign it.

Passport: A passport with a minimum validity of 6 months and at least two blank pages for Singaporean immigrants to place their stamps.

Invitation Letter:  The host inviting you to Singapore must issue a signed letter attached to your application.

Cover Letter: A Signed cover letter explaining the purpose of your trip.

Confirmed Ticket: A confirmed Air ticket for the return trip to your home country.

Bank Statement: A bank statement for the last six months sealed with the official seal of the bank 

Aside from these documents, additional documents may be requested, such as a hotel reservation and a travel health insurance certificate, depending on the country you are coming from. You may be asked to provide an employment card or proof of business registration, among other things.

Important Notice

Singapore business visas are issued to applicants under the condition that the visitor enters the country for the purpose for which the visa is issued and that they will remain law abiding throughout their stay in the country. Holders of business visas are not allowed to work in Singapore as the visa doesn't qualify them for work permits.

Those caught engaging in any direct paid employment will be sanctioned. Furthermore, visitors are advised not to overstay but must depart on or before the last allowed under their visa conditions.

How To Apply For A Business Visa?

Applicants have two options; one is to visit the Embassy to apply in person, and the other is to apply online. While the embassy option is open to all nationalities, the online option is not. For in-person applications, you will need to book an appointment with the embassy a d submit physical copies of all documents.

For online applications, you don't need to submit hard but soft copies of your documents, which is far more convenient. File these steps to apply for a Singapore business visa online at VisaHQ 

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Select Singapore as your destination

Select your country of citizenship

Choose \"Business Visa\" as your preferred visa

Complete the application form

Attach the documents

Pay the visa fee

Submit for processing

The Singapore business visa will be forwarded to your email address. Endeavor to print it out and bring it with you on your trip.