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Irish Short-Stay Visa (Tourism)

Irish Short-Stay Visa - Tourism for India Citizens

Irish national short-stay visa for tourism. Ireland has a Schengen opt-out and issues national visas, not Schengen visas.

Visa Required
Yes
Irish Short-Stay Visa - Tourism
Govt Fee
โ‚ฌ60
~โ‚น5,460 equivalent
Processing Time
15โ€“45 days
Normal decision timeline
Travel Insurance
Required
Recommended

Visa Overview & Eligibility Context

Ireland is in the EU but opted out of Schengen. Indian visitors need an Irish national short-stay visa, not a Schengen visa.

Visa Fees & Costs

Breakdown of mandatory and optional expenses.

Government Visa FeeNon-refundableโ‚ฌ60.00 (~โ‚น5,460)
Total Mandatory Adult Feeโ‚ฌ60.00(~โ‚น5,460)

Proof of Sufficient Funds

Official statutory subsistence thresholds and required bank balance guidelines

Article 14(1)(c) Visa Code

Show funds to cover the visit without recourse to public funds.

With Prepaid Hotel
โ‚ฌ65 / day

Applies when official prepaid hotel vouchers or booked accommodation receipts are submitted.

Without Prepaid Hotel
โ‚ฌ120 / day

Required daily subsistence threshold if no hotel reservation is confirmed in advance.

With Host / Attestation
โ‚ฌ32.50 / day

If staying with private individual who provides an official town hall Attestation d'Accueil.

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Calculate My Minimum Required Bank Balance

Instant statutory minimum estimate for Ireland

Live Estimator
Statutory Minimum Balance
โ‚ฌ975
~โ‚น88,725 INR
Recommended Safe Balance (+20%):โ‚น1,06,470

*Consular officers look for consistent closing balance across your last 6 months stamped bank statements.

Financial Evidence Guidelines for Indian Applicants

Consulates look for financial stability and consistent cash flow rather than sudden lump-sum deposits. Recommended supporting documents include:

  • Last 3 to 6 months bank account statements, stamped and signed by the issuing bank branch.
  • Last 3 months salary payslips and employment confirmation letter (if salaried).
  • Income Tax Returns (ITR-V / Acknowledgement) for the past 2 assessment years.
  • For self-employed: business registration certificate, company bank statements, and audited accounts.