Ireland Passport Visa Requirements

Comprehensive visa requirements for Ireland passport holders traveling worldwide

Last updated: February 24, 2026

Visa Free
(39 destinations)

Argentina

Max stay: 90 days

90 days per 180-day period. Extendable through Dirección Nacional de Migraciones.

Austria

Unlimited stay. Ireland and Austria are both EU members - full freedom of movement.

Belgium

Unlimited stay. Ireland and Belgium are both EU members - full freedom of movement.

Brazil

Max stay: 90 days

90 days per 180-day period. Extendable once for additional 90 days.

Chile

Max stay: 90 days

90 days per calendar year.

China

Max stay: 30 days

Visa required. Tourist (L) visa typically 30-90 days. Transit exemptions in select cities.

Colombia

Max stay: 90 days

90 days per 180-day period. Extension possible through Migración Colombia.

Croatia

Unlimited stay. Ireland and Croatia are both EU members - full freedom of movement.

Czech Republic

Unlimited stay. Ireland and Czech Republic are both EU members - full freedom of movement.

Denmark

Unlimited stay. Ireland and Denmark are both EU members - full freedom of movement.

Finland

Unlimited stay. Ireland and Finland are both EU members - full freedom of movement.

France

Unlimited stay. Ireland and France are both EU members - full freedom of movement.

Germany

Unlimited stay. Ireland and Germany are both EU members - full freedom of movement.

Greece

Unlimited stay. Ireland and Greece are both EU members - full freedom of movement.

Hungary

Unlimited stay. Ireland and Hungary are both EU members - full freedom of movement.

Israel

Max stay: 90 days

90 days per 180-day period. Entry card issued on arrival.

Italy

Unlimited stay. Ireland and Italy are both EU members - full freedom of movement.

Japan

Max stay: 90 days

90 days for tourism/business. Cannot engage in paid activities.

Malaysia

Max stay: 90 days

90 days per entry. Extendable at immigration department.

Mexico

Max stay: 180 days

Up to 180 days. FMM tourist card issued at entry.

Morocco

Max stay: 90 days

90 days per entry.

Netherlands

Unlimited stay. Ireland and Netherlands are both EU members - full freedom of movement.

Norway

Unlimited stay. Ireland is EU; Norway is EEA. Full freedom of movement under EEA.

Peru

Max stay: 90 days

90 days per entry. Extensions possible through Superintendencia Nacional de Migraciones.

Philippines

Max stay: 30 days

30 days visa-free on arrival. Extendable up to 36 months total.

Poland

Unlimited stay. Ireland and Poland are both EU members - full freedom of movement.

Portugal

Unlimited stay. Ireland and Portugal are both EU members - full freedom of movement.

Qatar

Max stay: 90 days

90 days per 180-day period. Visa waiver granted on arrival.

Romania

Unlimited stay. Ireland and Romania are both EU members. Romania joined Schengen in 2024.

Singapore

Max stay: 90 days

90 days per entry. Entry stamp issued on arrival.

South Africa

Max stay: 90 days

90 days per calendar year. Visitor's visa issued at port of entry.

South Korea

Max stay: 90 days

90 days for tourism/business. K-ETA electronic authorization recommended.

Spain

Unlimited stay. Ireland and Spain are both EU members - full freedom of movement.

Sweden

Unlimited stay. Ireland and Sweden are both EU members - full freedom of movement.

Switzerland

Unlimited stay. Ireland is EU/EEA; Switzerland is EEA associate with bilateral agreements.

Thailand

Max stay: 60 days

60 days visa exemption. Extendable once for 30 days at immigration office.

Ukraine

Max stay: 90 days

90 days per 180-day period. Active conflict - check travel advisories.

United Arab Emirates

Max stay: 90 days

90 days per 180-day period. Visa granted on arrival.

United Kingdom

Unlimited stay. Ireland and UK share the Common Travel Area - no visa or passport controls.

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Disclaimer: Visa requirements can change without notice. Always verify current requirements with official government sources or the embassy/consulate before making travel arrangements.