If you are from a visa required country, there are different visas for coming to work in Ireland for less than 90 days. You can find out more about the process below.
Atypical Working Scheme
If you have an Atypical Working Scheme permission, you have to apply for an employment visa (Atypical Working Scheme) before coming to work in Ireland. Find out more here.
Company transfer within EEA or Switzerland
If your employer is transferring your work short term to Ireland and you are already working in another EEA member State or Switzerland, you only have to apply for a Van der Elst visa if visa required. Find out more here.
Short stay business visa
A short stay business visa allows you to travel to Ireland for up to 90 days for business or for work that lasts 14 consecutive days or less. Find out more here.
Unpaid internship
If you are required to undertake unpaid work experience (an internship) as an integral part of your studies, you can apply for an internship visa. Find out more here.
Performance or Tournament visa
A short stay performance or tournament visa allows you to come to Ireland for up to 90 days to stage a performance (eg theatre, music, etc) or to take part in a competitive tournament (for example, sport, dance and so on) Find out more here.
Join ship visa
A short stay join ship visa allows you to come to Ireland as a seafarer to join a ship that is departing from this country. Find out more here.
Training visa
A short stay training visa allows you to come to Ireland to attend a training course for up to 90 days. Find out more here.