Ireland Short-stay C visa to join a ship as a seafarer
An official work route to Ireland. Everything below is quoted from the government source, with the date it was checked.
- Route type
- Work
- Can bring
- — Not stated in the official source
- Requirements
- 1 each quoted below
Who this route is for
Every item below is the government’s own wording, quoted from the official source. Whether you personally qualify depends on your full profile.
Not stated in the official source — the base holds no eligibility statement for this route, so none is published here.
1 requirement quoted from the official source.
- Employment, placement or host agreement
seafarer
checked 2026-07-27
- Purpose or legal basis
You can apply for a Short Stay ‘C’ visa up to 3 months before your date of travel to Ireland. To travel to Ireland as a seafarer to join your ship.
Who you can bring
What the source prices
- Initial duration or stay ceiling
90 days
checked 2026-07-27
From here to a yes
Straight answers
We checked 3 points against the official source; 3 are quoted on this page. The other 0 are either not addressed by the source or not yet backed by a quote — we would rather show you the edge of the record than fill it with a plausible guess.
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Fees and processing time are not published in the official source for this route. We publish a number only when the official text states that number.
Not stated in the official source — the official source names no exclusion for this route.
Where every quote comes from
Official government source irishimmigration.ieLast read 2026-07-29 Every quote on this page is from this Ireland government page.Other work routes to Ireland
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