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NAC QuickVisa · Ireland

Your Ireland application journey.
Explained, checked and coordinated.

A guided Ireland application-preparation journey covering Short Stay C, Long Stay D, study, employment-permit-linked work, family, preclearance, STEP and legacy IIP matters.

16guided routes
13route-specific stages
249searchable countries

Your application

One clear decision at a time

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01

Guided or quickChoose the amount of explanation you need.

02

Clear cost separationNAC service fees and official government funds are shown separately.

03

Applicant declarationNAC prepares; the applicant reviews and signs officially.

Listen to this stage

Reads the current stage instructions and questions only. Your entered answers are never spoken.

Need a human visa specialist?

Request help without losing your answers. Your reference and current stage are shared, not your password or payment details.

Enter the applicant name and governing email to activate secure autosave.

Stage 1 of 138% prepared
Guided completion usually takes 45–75 minutes for the first applicant.Time changes with application route, travel history and group size. You can save and return.

Start with the correct application route

What does the applicant plan to do in Ireland?

Open any class for a professional explanation of who it is for, what it permits, what it does not permit, prerequisites and the current government application-fee tier.

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Core prerequisites

    Visa information reviewed 2026-08-05Fees and route information are reviewed regularly. A visa specialist checks any location-specific payment or submission instruction before it is used.

    Who is applying?

    Choose the application structure

    Ireland application stage 01

    Route, passport and application location

    We first identify the correct Irish visa, preclearance or permission-first route and where documents must be submitted.

    Why do we ask this?

    The AVATS reason for travel controls the later questions.

    Why do we ask this?

    Use the nationality in the passport used for travel.

    Search by country name. The official three-letter country code is stored automatically.

    Why do we ask this?

    Add every other nationality.

    Add each country once and remove a selection with the × button.

    Why do we ask this?

    The exact document can change the visa route.

    Search by country name. The official three-letter country code is stored automatically.

    Why do we ask this?

    Evidence may need to remain valid after the planned return.

    Why do we ask this?

    This identifies applications made away from ordinary residence.

    Search by country name. The official three-letter country code is stored automatically.

    Why do we ask this?

    Select the intended submission country.

    Search by country name. The official three-letter country code is stored automatically.

    Why do we ask this?

    The controlled office list is derived from residence and submission country.

    The controlled processing-location list will appear after the route details are entered.

    Why do we ask this?

    Northern Ireland uses the UK immigration system.

    Why do we ask this?

    Use the first intended arrival in the Republic of Ireland.

    Why do we ask this?

    Short stays must normally be 90 days or less.

    Why do we ask this?

    Multiple entry is granted only where justified.

    Answers remain editable and save automatically

    Your cost summary

    Your invoice clearly separates NAC professional services from official fees, client funds and charges that may only be confirmed later.

    Selected routeChoose a routeGovernment application feeBiometrics where applicableNAC estimateChoose support

    NAC Travel prepares and coordinates applications. Irish government authorities decide eligibility and issuance. Payment never guarantees approval.