If you are a citizen of a country outside the European Economic Area, you must register your presence in Ireland with Irish Immigration.
You do not need to start this process until after you have arrived in Ireland. The International Office will host a session during orientation explaining the immigration process.
This section will be updated shortly for our September 2024 intake.
This section will be updated shortly for our September 2024 intake.
From 2019 visa required nationals who hold a valid IRP card no longer need a re-entry visa to travel to Ireland. Their IRP card and passport will be sufficient. You can find more information here.
This section will be updated shortly for our September 2024 graduates.
As of 10th April 2007, legally resident non-EEA third level graduates have been allowed to remain in Ireland for the purpose of seeking employment and applying for a green card or work permit. Graduates who have studied for a primary, masters or doctorate degree from an Irish third level educational institution are entitled to avail of this scheme.
For more full information of the conditions, requirements and application procedures of this scheme please visit the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service website.
Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Your Republic of Ireland immigration status or visa is not valid there.
Immigration spot checks are undertaken by British authorities throughout Northern Ireland.
You must check if you need to have a visa to visit Northern Ireland.
British immigration information can be found at www.gov.uk