Do I need an (e)-visa and what type?

Are you travelling outside of the European Union? Then you might need a visa, eTA or ESTA. Whether you need it and what type it should be depends on your destination, your nationality and your travel purpose. For many popular destinations, you can apply for the required visa entirely online through this website, from the comfort of your home. This applies to the following destinations and travel authorisations - the USA: ESTA, Canada: eTA Canada, India: Indian visa, Australia: Australia visa, Vietnam: Vietnam visa, Sri Lanka: Sri Lanka visa, Kenya: Kenya visa, Egypt: Egypt visa, Myanmar: Myanmar visa, Cambodia: Cambodia visa, New Zealand: New Zealand visa, United Kingdom: ETA-visa UK, Oman: Oman visa, Tanzania: Tanzania visa, Cuba: Cuba visa, Indonesia: Indonesian visa and Turkey: Turkey visa.

What is a visa, ESTA or eTA?

A visa is an authorisation to enter a country. The destination country can use the visa procedure to screen all incoming travellers and exclude any unwanted individuals. In the past, a visa was always a paper document, which was often stamped in the passport at a consulate or embassy. These days, applying for many visas and other travel authorisations can be quickly and easily done online.

An e-visa is a PDF document which is sent by e-mail

An e-visa is an electronic visa. Applying can be done through the digital application form. Sometimes, it is also necessary to upload certain documents, such as a passport scan, passport photo or business card. The immigration services perform a screening based on your information and documents. If everything is in order, your e-visa is generated. You need to print it yourself and take it with you on your trip. This way, you can prove that your application was approved.

An ESTA or eTA is not a document but an authorisation

Unlike an e-visa, the ESTA (for the USA) and the eTA (for Canada) are not documents but authorisations. Your airline can check based on your passport information whether you possess a valid ESTA or eTA travel authorisation. You therefore do not need to print the confirmation of approval, although a printed confirmation can help speed things up if you are selected for a random check.

How can I apply for a visa, ESTA or eTA?

On this website you can apply for visas for the following destinations:

Visas can always be applied for directly at a consulate, embassy or immigration office of the country you are travelling to. However, many travellers choose to submit their application through a commercial visa agency, such as e-Visa.ie. This, in fact, offers many advantages. First, you can find more clear and concise information about the visa regulations on this website, all in English. You can also make use of a simplified online application form, in which you receive assistance with useful tips and warnings at each entry field. As a result, filling in the correct details can hardly go wrong.

Furthermore, you can use a larger number of trusted payment methods to pay for the application. Finally, the data and documents you provide are extensively checked by e-Visa.ie before they are submitted to the immigration service on your behalf. This has the advantage that common input and submission errors can still be corrected in time. As a result, it is almost certain that your application will be approved and your visa will be valid once granted. If you use the services of e-Visa.ie, you can also use the support centre free of charge. An entire team of visa specialists is on hand 24/7, so you can go on your trip without any worries. Has your visa been granted? Then we will send you a text message straight away, for convenience's sake.

e-Visa.ie functions as an intermediary and is not part of any government. If you submit an application via e-Visa.ie, in addition to the consular costs (which the immigration service charges for assessing your visa application), you will also pay service costs as a fee for the services provided by e-Visa.ie.