Ireland Visa for UAE Residence Visa Holders with Indian Passports: Documents, Cost & Processing Time

Indian passport holders need a visa for Ireland. Here is the full 2026 picture for Indians living in the UAE: whether your residence helps, the cost in AED, documents, timings and how to apply from Dubai.

VERIFIED · OFFICIAL SOURCE · 12 OCT 2026
Visa needed
Apply through a Ireland embassy or visa centre, normally in the country where you live, before you travel.Stay up to 90 days · ₹9,239 all-in with Krosz

Ireland visa at a glance

Visa typeVisitor Visa
Government fee€60per traveller
Processing1–56 daysafter your appointment
Max stay90 daysper visit
Passport validity6 monthsneeded
Embassy visitUsuallyfor biometrics / passport
ExtensionCase by case

Is this guide for you?

This page covers short tourist and family visits. Check all four.

You hold an ordinary Indian passport
You live in the UAE and will fly from there
You're visiting for tourism or family
You'll stay 90 days or less

Going for work, study or a long stay? Those need a different visa type. See the full Ireland visa guide.

Does living in the UAE change anything?

The rules above are the official rules for Indian passport holders. Some countries give easier entry to people who hold certain residence permits or visas. Before your application is filed, a Krosz visa expert checks whether your UAE residence visa changes anything for Ireland.

Apply from

A visa centre in the UAE

Price in AED

≈ AED 356

Keep valid

Your UAE Residence Visa

Total cost for Indians in the UAE

What you pay at Krosz checkout, per traveller, for a tourist visa.

Government fee 74%Krosz service fee 22%GST (18%) on Krosz service fee 4%
ItemINRAED (approx.)Refundable
Government fee₹6,880AED 265No
Krosz service fee₹1,999AED 77Yes
GST (18%) on Krosz service fee₹360AED 14No
Total per traveller₹9,239AED 356

Government fee: EUR 60 single-entry short-stay (C) visit visa fee; EUR 100 for multi-entry (Irish Immigration Service / Department of Justice). AED at ₹25.96 per AED (rates of 14 Oct 2026). Prices in effect from 6 Sept 2026.

How to apply from the UAE

This visa needs an in-person step. You normally apply in the country where you legally live, so from the UAE.

  1. 1Pay & uploadPassport, photo, your permit
  2. 2Expert preparesForm and checklist for your case
  3. 3Book appointmentAt the Ireland visa centre or mission
  4. 4BiometricsSubmit your passport
  5. 5DecisionAbout 1–56 days
  6. 6FlyPassport returned with visa
Something missing or unclear? Your Krosz visa expert messages you on WhatsApp, and you fix it with one tap before anything reaches the authorities.

When to apply

Day 0 · ApplyDay 56 · DecisionDay 112+ · Fly

Apply at least 112 days before your flight. Official timing: Generally about 8 weeks after documents are received (Irish Immigration Service).

Documents checklist

For the application

Original passport
Completed visa application form
Passport-size photographs
Visa fee

Passport valid for 6+ months.

Keep ready for travel

Proof of fundsYou must show you have enough money to support yourself in Ireland, usually with a bank statement covering the last 6 months. There is no minimum amount; the visa officer decides based on your circumstances.
Your UAE residence visaValid for your return to the UAE

Mistakes that cause problems

Name or passport number typed differently from the passportCopy every detail exactly as printed on the bio page
Passport expires too soonMake sure it is valid for 6+ months from your travel dates
Booking the appointment too lateSlots fill fast in peak season; start weeks ahead
Missing proof of ties or fundsCarry bank statements, employer letter and bookings

Visa decisions rest with the Ireland authorities. No service can guarantee approval.

Rules during your stay, and getting back

How long you can stayUp to 90 days (Short Stay C Tourist Visa)
Visa validity90 days from issue
ExtendingExtensions are only given in rare and exceptional cases, when your situation changes in an unforeseen way after you arrive. Extra tourism is not a valid reason. Apply from inside Ireland before your permission ends.
Getting back into UAEYour UAE residence visa must be valid on the day you fly back, so check your Emirates ID expiry before you book. Most residence visas can be cancelled after more than six months outside the UAE; you would then need a return permit through ICP or GDRFA Dubai. Golden Visa holders are treated differently.

Questions Indians in the UAE ask about Ireland

Do Indians living in UAE need a visa for Ireland?

Visa needed. Apply through a Ireland embassy or visa centre, normally in the country where you live, before you travel.

How much does the Ireland visa cost for Indian residents of UAE?

With Krosz the total is ₹9,239 per traveller (about AED 356), including the government fee, Krosz service fee and GST. Government fee: EUR 60 single-entry short-stay (C) visit visa fee; EUR 100 for multi-entry (Irish Immigration Service / Department of Justice).

How long does it take?

Generally about 8 weeks after documents are received (Irish Immigration Service)

How long can I stay in Ireland?

Up to 90 days (Short Stay C Tourist Visa)

Can I apply from Dubai?

Yes. You normally apply through the Ireland embassy or its visa centre in the country where you legally live, so from the UAE. Krosz prepares your file and books the appointment.

Can I extend my stay?

Extensions are only given in rare and exceptional cases, when your situation changes in an unforeseen way after you arrive. Extra tourism is not a valid reason. Apply from inside Ireland before your permission ends.

Is the Krosz fee refundable?

The Krosz service fee is refundable under the refund policy. Government fees and GST are not refundable.

Get your Ireland visa from the UAE

₹9,239 all-in · tracked to approval · updates on WhatsApp

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Source: Citizens Information (Ireland). Last verified 12 Oct 2026. Visa rules change often; your Krosz expert re-checks them before filing.

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