Tourist visa . 08 Jul 2019 .

Tourist Visa from Nigeria to Ireland

The tourist visa is issued to people who wish to visit Ireland for tourism or pleasure trips.
Those who wish to visit friends and family members residing in Ireland also need the tourist visa.
Ireland tourist visa is a short-stay visa that is granted for the purpose of temporary visits only. All short stay visas are also called 'C' visas.
This visa is usually single entry. Multiple entry visas are approved in limited circumstances only.
A short stay 'C' visit (tourist) visa allows you to travel to Ireland for up to 90 days for:

The visa is granted for a maximum period of 90 days (3 months) only.
A visitor with a tourist visa is required to leave Ireland on or before the date stamped on the passport by the Immigration officer in Ireland.
Holders of tourist visa in Ireland cannot extend their stay beyond the 90 days period.
You must substantiate the purpose of your visit by either a letter of reference or documentary evidence of a hotel booking which provides details of the dates when you will be in Ireland.
The passport you are using must have at least two blank pages.
Getting a visa does not automatically mean that you will be allowed to enter Ireland.
An immigration officer at border control can refuse you entry even if you have a visa.
There is nothing like a family visa in Ireland. Each traveler must apply for a separate visa.
A tourist visa application for a young person (aged under 18) should be made by their parent or legal guardian. Extra conditions for young people also apply.
You should not purchase travel tickets until you have received a decision on your visa application.
You must apply for a visa from your home country or a country where you are a legal resident.
You are advised to start preparing your application 3 months before you travel.

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