1- Passport: A passport that is valid for at least six months after the expiration of the required visa and has at least two blank pages, with a scanned copy of it and previous passports, if any, with a scanned copy of them.

2- Photographs: 02 recent photographs, size 4×6 cm (white background).

3- Collecting biometric data (10-fingerprint scan and a digital photo): None.

4- Health insurance document: Yes, provided that its validity period is not less than the required period of residence.

5- Documents supporting the application:
– Fill out the visa application form online with complete information and signed by the applicant personally after printing it.
– A document explaining the purpose of the visit and the itinerary of the trip, details of any family members residing in Ireland, or any of the European Union countries, and a pledge to leave after the expiration of the period of stay specified in the visa.
– If you visit another country before visiting Ireland, you must obtain a visa for this country and have it on your passport when applying in Ireland.
– If your application for an entry visa to any country was previously rejected, you must clarify this and attach the original letter issued by the embassy of this country explaining the reasons for the rejection, knowing that concealing this information will lead to the rejection of the application for an entry visa to Ireland.
– If you reside in a country other than the country of which you hold citizenship, you must submit a residence permit for this country, provided that it is valid for at least three months from the date of your return from your trip to Ireland.
– Book a hotel or proof of another place of residence, detailing the address and telephone number in detail (such as a signed informal invitation, proof of renting or purchasing an apartment or house).
– Flight reservation (round trip) for the intended trip.
– A recent bank statement (in English) showing the account’s movement in the last six months, a savings book, and other wealth.
– A certificate from the employer stating the existence of an existing work relationship between it and the visa applicant, mentioning the start date of work, the position occupied by the visa applicant and his monthly income, as well as the duration of the leave authorized for him, mentioning its start and end dates, and a copy of the last three receipts. Monthly Salary.
– The original tax card and commercial register for self-employed persons and a scanned copy of them.
– For students: a certificate confirming enrollment in school/university, indicating the remaining years of study, and confirming return after the end of the trip to Ireland.
– In the case of minors traveling without the guardian’s accompaniment: a declaration must be submitted of the guardians’ consent to submit the visa application, as well as approval to travel (the father and mother sign the aforementioned declaration of consent, or the guardian of the minor appointed by the court approves it, and it is completed. Sign the affidavit of approval at the Irish Embassy headquarters, or the signed affidavit is notarized in the real estate registry) and attach a scanned copy of the parents’ passport or national ID card.
– In the case of a minor traveling accompanied by one of the parents: a declaration must be submitted with the approval of the other guardian who is not accompanying the minor to submit the application for a visa or the approval of the guardian appointed by the court. The approval must be signed at the headquarters of the Irish Embassy, ​​or the signed declaration must be authenticated in the real estate registry. . In the event of the death of one of the parents, his death certificate must be submitted. A scanned copy of the passport or national ID card of the guardian who signed the declaration must be attached.
– Data of any relatives present in the country of residence. In the event of marriage and the presence of children (under 18 years of age) who will not travel to Ireland, the marriage certificate and children’s birth certificates must be presented.

6- Linguistic requirements: The original of all required documents must be submitted, along with a scanned copy, in English.

7- The time required to obtain a visa: 14 working days.

8- Conducting a personal interview: Yes.

9- Visa fees: 550 Egyptian pounds (single entry) – 900 Egyptian pounds (multiple entry).

1- Passport: A passport that is valid for at least six months after the expiration of the required visa and has at least two blank pages, with a scanned copy of it and previous passports, if any, with a scanned copy of them.

2- Photographs: 02 recent photographs, size 4×6 cm (white background).

3- Collecting biometric data (10-fingerprint scan and a digital photo): None.

4- Health insurance document: Yes, provided that its validity period is not less than the required period of residence.

5- Documents supporting the application:
– Fill out the visa application form online with complete information and signed by the applicant personally after printing it.
– A document explaining the purpose of the visit and the itinerary of the trip, details of any family members residing in Ireland, or any of the European Union countries, and a pledge to leave after the expiration of the period of stay specified in the visa.
– If you visit another country before visiting Ireland, you must obtain a visa for this country and have it on your passport when applying in Ireland.
– If your application for an entry visa to any country was previously rejected, you must clarify this and attach the original letter issued by the embassy of this country explaining the reasons for the rejection, knowing that concealing this information will lead to the rejection of the application for an entry visa to Ireland.
– If you reside in a country other than the country of which you hold citizenship, you must submit a residence permit for this country, provided that it is valid for at least three months from the date of your return from your trip to Ireland.
– Book a hotel or proof of another place of residence, detailing the address and telephone number in detail (such as a signed informal invitation, proof of renting or purchasing an apartment or house).
– Flight reservation (round trip) for the intended trip (it is recommended not to buy a ticket until after obtaining the visa).
– A letter from the employer confirming your representation on this visit, the purpose of the visit, the date of the visit, and specifying the entity that will bear the cost of the visit.
– Confirmation from your employer that you will return to your job immediately after the visit ends.
– A letter from the inviting Irish company/entity confirming the date of the visit, explaining the purpose of the visit, stating who will bear the cost of the visit, details of accommodation in Ireland, and detailed contact information.
– Providing evidence of the existence of a connection between the two companies before, along with submitting any correspondence between the two companies related to this visit.
– The original tax card and commercial register for self-employed persons and a scanned copy of them.
– If you personally will bear the cost of the trip, you must submit a recent bank statement (in English) showing the movement of the account in the last six months, a savings book, and other wealth.

6- Linguistic requirements: The original of all required documents must be submitted, along with a scanned copy, in English.

7- The time required to obtain a visa: 14 working days.

8- Conducting a personal interview: Yes.

9- Visa fees: 550 Egyptian pounds (single entry) – 900 Egyptian pounds (multiple entry).

1- Passport: A passport that is valid for at least six months after the expiration of the required visa and has at least two blank pages, with a scanned copy of it and previous passports, if any, with a scanned copy of them.

2- Photographs: 02 recent photographs, size 4×6 cm (white background).

3- Collecting biometric data (10-fingerprint scan and a digital photo): None.

4- Health insurance document: Yes, provided that its validity period is not less than the required period of residence.

5- Documents supporting the application:
– Fill out the visa application form online with complete information and signed by the applicant personally after printing it.
– A document explaining the purpose of the visit and the itinerary of the trip, details of any family members residing in Ireland, or any of the European Union countries, and a pledge to leave after the expiration of the period of stay specified in the visa.
– If you visit another country before visiting Ireland, you must obtain a visa for this country and have it on your passport when applying in Ireland.
– If your application for an entry visa to any country was previously rejected, you must clarify this and attach the original letter issued by the embassy of this country explaining the reasons for the rejection, knowing that concealing this information will lead to the rejection of the application for an entry visa to Ireland.
– If you reside in a country other than the country of which you hold citizenship, you must submit a residence permit for this country, provided that it is valid for at least three months from the date of your return from your trip to Ireland.
– A letter of invitation from the host in Ireland confirming that accommodation will be provided for the duration of the trip.
– Services account number (gas, electricity) in the name of the host person and for the residence address that the host person will provide.
– A letter from the host person confirming that you will adhere to the visa conditions, will not represent a burden on the state, and will leave Ireland immediately upon expiration of the period of stay authorized in the visa.
– Details of your acquaintance/relationship with the host person, along with submitting documents confirming this relationship (birth certificates, marriage certificates…).
– A scanned copy of the host person’s passport or a copy of his residence permit in Ireland if he does not have Irish citizenship.
– A recent bank statement (in English) showing the account’s movement in the last six months, a savings book, and other wealth.
– A recent bank statement of the host person (in English) showing the movement of the account in the last six months, a savings book, and other wealth.
– Flight reservation (round trip) for the intended trip.
– A certificate from the employer stating the existence of an existing work relationship between it and the visa applicant, mentioning the start date of work, the position occupied by the visa applicant and his monthly income, as well as the duration of the leave authorized for him, mentioning its start and end dates, and a copy of the last three receipts. Monthly Salary.
– The original tax card and commercial register for self-employed persons and a scanned copy of them.
– For students: a certificate confirming enrollment in school/university, indicating the remaining years of study, and confirming return after the end of the trip to Ireland.
– In the case of minors traveling without the guardian’s accompaniment: a declaration must be submitted of the guardians’ consent to submit the visa application, as well as approval to travel (the father and mother sign the aforementioned declaration of consent, or the guardian of the minor appointed by the court approves it, and it is completed. Sign the affidavit of approval at the Irish Embassy headquarters, or the signed affidavit is notarized in the real estate registry) and attach a scanned copy of the parents’ passport or national ID card.
– In the case of a minor traveling accompanied by one of the parents: a declaration must be submitted with the approval of the other guardian who is not accompanying the minor to submit the application for a visa or the approval of the guardian appointed by the court. The approval must be signed at the headquarters of the Irish Embassy, ​​or the signed declaration must be authenticated in the real estate registry. . In the event of the death of one of the parents, his death certificate must be submitted. A scanned copy of the passport or national ID card of the guardian who signed the declaration must be attached.
– Data of any relatives present in the country of residence. In the event of marriage and the presence of children (under 18 years of age) who will not travel to Ireland, the marriage certificate and children’s birth certificates must be presented.

6- Linguistic requirements: The original of all required documents must be submitted, along with a scanned copy, in English.

7- The time required to obtain a visa: 14 working days.

8- Conducting a personal interview: Yes.

9- Visa fees: 550 Egyptian pounds (single entry) – 900 Egyptian pounds (multiple entry).

1- Passport: A passport that is valid for at least six months after the expiration of the required visa and has at least two blank pages, with a scanned copy of it, and previous passports, if any, with a scanned copy of them.

2- Photographs: 02 recent photographs, size 4×6 cm (white background).

3- Collecting biometric data (10-fingerprint scan and a digital photo): None.

4- Health insurance document: Yes, provided that its validity period is not less than the required period of residence.

5- Documents supporting the application:
– Fill out the visa application form online with complete information and signed by the applicant personally after printing it.
– A document explaining the purpose of the visit and the itinerary of the trip, details of any family members residing in Ireland, or any of the European Union countries, and a pledge to leave after the expiration of the period of stay specified in the visa.
– If you visit another country before visiting Ireland, you must obtain a visa for this country and have it on your passport when applying in Ireland.
– If your application for an entry visa to any country was previously rejected, you must clarify this and attach the original letter issued by the embassy of this country explaining the reasons for the rejection, knowing that concealing this information will lead to the rejection of the application for an entry visa to Ireland.
– If you reside in a country other than the country of which you hold citizenship, you must submit a residence permit for this country, provided that it is valid for at least three months from the date of your return from your trip to Ireland.
– A detailed letter from a hospital in Egypt in English explaining the following:

Diagnosis of a health condition.
The type of treatment required.
Why is this treatment not provided in the hospital or any other hospital in Egypt?
Is this treatment available in another country closer to Ireland so that the patient will avoid the hassle of traveling to Ireland?
Confirmation that the treating physician has been in contact with an Irish hospital to discuss the case.
Confirm that the patient’s condition allows him to travel to Ireland and that the required treatment will not prevent or hinder him from returning to Egypt.
Contact information for the treating physician and the hospital in detail.

– A letter from the private hospital in Ireland explaining the following in detail:

Confirmation that there have been contacts with the doctor/hospital treating the case in Egypt and that it is necessary to travel to Ireland for treatment.
Date treatment started.
An indicator of how long treatment and recovery will take.
Approximate cost of treatment.
Treating this patient will not affect the state’s budget or resources.
Emphasizing the patient’s health ability to return to Egypt immediately after the end of treatment.
Contact information for the doctor and the treating hospital in detail.

– The applicant must prove his financial ability to bear the expenses of travel, accommodation, and treatment throughout the travel period.
– A recent bank statement (in English) showing the movement of the account in the last six months, indicating the account holder’s name, address, account number, and bank contact information. In the event that another person bears the expenses of the trip and treatment, he must submit a bank statement with the same details, with an explanation. The relationship between him and the visa applicant that leads him to bear these expenses.
– Proof that you are forced to return to Egypt after the end of the trip – A letter from your employer/university/school stating that you accept the period of absence for reasons of illness and that the job/study position will remain vacant until you return again.
– If you are not working and are not a student, you must convince the consulate employee that you have social ties that force you to return to Egypt after the end of the treatment period.

6- Linguistic requirements: The original of all required documents must be submitted, along with a scanned copy, in English.

7- The period required to obtain a visa: 14 working days.

8- Conduct a personal interview: Yes.

9- Visa fees: 550 Egyptian pounds (single entry) – 900 Egyptian pounds (multiple entry).

the description

1- Passport: A passport that is valid for at least six months after the expiration of the required visa and has at least two blank pages, with a scanned copy of it, and previous passports, if any, with a scanned copy of them.

2- Photographs: 02 recent photographs, size 4×6 cm (white background).

3- Collecting biometric data (10-fingerprint scan and a digital photo): None.

4- Health insurance document: Yes, provided that its validity period is not less than the required period of residence.

5- Documents supporting the application:
– Fill out the visa application form online with complete information and signed by the applicant personally after printing it.
– A document explaining the purpose of the visit and the itinerary of the trip, details of any family members residing in Ireland, or any of the European Union countries, and a pledge to leave after the expiration of the period of stay specified in the visa.
– If you visit another country before visiting Ireland, you must obtain a visa for this country and have it on your passport when applying in Ireland.
– If your application for an entry visa to any country was previously rejected, you must clarify this and attach the original letter issued by the embassy of this country explaining the reasons for the rejection, knowing that concealing this information will lead to the rejection of the application for an entry visa to Ireland.
– If you reside in a country other than the country of which you hold citizenship, you must submit a residence permit for this country, provided that it is valid for at least three months from the date of your return from your trip to Ireland.
– A letter from the organization organizing the conference explaining the nature of the conference, its date, location, and duration, along with paying the conference subscription fees, if any.
– A letter from your employer confirming your attendance at the conference and the importance of your participation based on the nature of the work and the entity you work for.
– Evidence from your employer or the conference organizer who will bear the travel and accommodation expenses for the duration of your stay in Ireland.
– If you are the one bearing the cost of the trip, you must submit a recent bank statement (in English) showing the movement of the account in the last six months, a savings book, other wealth, and explaining the reason for bearing the expenses of this trip.
– Proof of the necessity of your return to Egypt after the end of the trip – A letter from the employer/educational body stating the date you are expected to return.

6- Linguistic requirements: The original and photocopy of all required documents must be submitted in English.

7- The period required to obtain a visa: 14 working days.

8- Conduct a personal interview: Yes.

9- Visa fees: 550 Egyptian pounds (single entry) – 900 Egyptian pounds (multiple entry).

1- Passport: A passport that is valid for at least six months after the expiration of the required visa and has at least two blank pages, with a scanned copy of it, and previous passports, if any, with a scanned copy of them.

2- Photographs: 02 recent photographs, size 4×6 cm (white background).

3- Collecting biometric data (10-fingerprint scan and a digital photo): None.

4- Health insurance document: Yes, provided that its validity period is not less than the required period of residence.

5- Documents supporting the application:
– Fill out the visa application form online with complete information and signed by the applicant personally after printing it.
– A document explaining the purpose of the visit and the itinerary of the trip, details of any family members residing in Ireland, or any of the European Union countries, and a pledge to leave after the expiration of the period of stay specified in the visa.
– If you visit another country before visiting Ireland, you must obtain a visa for this country and have it on your passport when applying in Ireland.
– If your application for an entry visa to any country was previously rejected, you must clarify this and attach the original letter issued by the embassy of this country explaining the reasons for the rejection, knowing that concealing this information will lead to the rejection of the application for an entry visa to Ireland.
– If you reside in a country other than the country of which you hold citizenship, you must submit a residence permit for this country, provided that it is valid for at least three months from the date of your return from your trip to Ireland.
– Date and time of activity.
– A letter from the organizing body in Ireland explaining the details of the activity, confirming your participation, and explaining how to find out about this body and invite you to participate.
– A letter from your employer confirming your attendance at this activity and explaining your participation in similar activities previously.
– Providing proof of your previous travel to participate in similar activities will support the standing of your application.
– Proof of bearing travel and accommodation expenses for the duration of the trip.
– Proof of the necessity of your return to Egypt after the end of the trip – A letter from the employer/educational body stating the date you are expected to return.

6- Linguistic requirements: The original and photocopy of all required documents must be submitted in English.

7- The period required to obtain a visa: 14 working days.

8- Conduct a personal interview: Yes.

9- Visa fees: 550 Egyptian pounds (single entry) – 900 Egyptian pounds (multiple entry).