Ireland visa for North Korean passport holders
Yes — North Korean passport holders need a visa for Ireland, applied for before travel through an embassy, consulate or visa centre.
- Status: Visa required
- Fee: €60 EUR
- Stay: up to 90 days
- Processing: 4–8 weeks
Documents usually needed
- Passport (valid for stay duration)
- Passport photo
- Bank statements
- Employment letter
- Return ticket
- Hotel booking
Not Schengen. Visa-free for EU, US, UK, and many other nationalities. Apply via AVATS system.
Frequently asked questions
Do North Korean citizens need a visa for Ireland?
Yes — North Korean passport holders need a visa for Ireland, applied for before travel through an embassy, consulate or visa centre.
How much is a Ireland tourist visa for North Korean passport holders?
€60 EUR. Fees change, so confirm on the official site before paying.
How long can North Korean citizens stay in Ireland?
Usually up to 90 days per visit for tourism.
How long does a Ireland visa take?
Typically: 4–8 weeks.
Entry rules change. Always confirm with the official government source before you travel.
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