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21 Jun 2023

Supplementary application forms no longer required - 19 June 2023

IMPACT - MEDIUM

What is the change?

As of 19 June 2023, supplementary application forms will no longer be required for individuals applying for an Irish entry visa from India. The remaining documents required for the Irish entry visa application will vary depending on the visa category being sought.

Key points:
  • Implementation time frame: from 19 June 2023 onwards
  • Who is affected: all individuals applying for an Irish entry visa from India.
  • Next steps: The drafting and preparation time required for the Irish entry visa process has now decreased due to the recent changes in the visa process. Applicants should continue to review the document checklists on the Irish embassy website to ensure that they include all required documentation.
Analysis & Comments:

Deloitte welcomes this announcement from the Irish Embassy in India. This is a very positive development as it means a simpler, more streamlined process for individuals applying for an Irish entry visa.

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Róisín Fitzpatrick

Róisín Fitzpatrick

Partner, Tax & Legal
+353 87 186 2551

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