How long is your Irish visa valid and stay?

Many people who apply for an Irish visa will ask how long is the validity and stay of the Irish visa? In fact, the validity and stay of short-term and long-term visas are different, subject to the date approved by the embassy. The validity period and stay period of the visa will be shown on the visa. Applicants should pay attention to the stay time when they get the visa to avoid detention.

Common short-term visas for Irish visas include business visas, tourist visas and family visit visas, which are generally valid for up to three months. The length of stay is up to 90 days, will not be renewed while in Ireland, and will return to China before the residence permit expires.

The Irish short-stay multiple entry visa is generally valid for five years and the stay period does not exceed 90 days.

Common types of long-term visas in Ireland include study visas, work visas, and reunion visas. It is generally applicable that the expected residence time is greater than or equal to 90 days. Once admitted, you must register with the Naturalization Service (INIS) in Dublin or a local police station within 90 days of arrival in Ireland.

Sometimes submitting visa materials will also check your entire itinerary, including the time you plan to leave your place of residence, the time of arrival in Ireland, your itinerary in Ireland and the arrangements for other countries you will go to this trip. Please arrange your travel time reasonably.