Ireland Offers Free 30-Day Tourist Visa to Five African Nations
Ireland's Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration has announced that citizens from five African countries—Côte d'Ivoire, Morocco, Tunisia, Uganda, and Zambia—are exempt from paying visa fees when applying for a 30-day tourist visa to Ireland. This exemption is detailed on the Irish Immigration website and applies in 2026.
While these citizens do not have to pay the standard visa application fee, they must still fulfill all other entry requirements set by Irish immigration authorities. The announcement highlights Ireland's efforts to enhance tourism and facilitate travel for specific nationalities, reflecting a broader trend of visa facilitation for certain countries.
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