Getting a birth, marriage or death certificate in Ireland
WEBThis page describes how to get a birth, adoption, marriage, civil partnership or death certificate in Ireland.
How to apply for your first Irish passport as an adult
WEBApplying online is the quickest way to get a new passport. You can apply for your first Irish passport: Online, through Passport Online. By post, through Post Passport. You can also get more information on replacing a lost or stolen passport and how to renew your passport.
How to get your foreign qualification recognised in Ireland
WEBOutlines the services and online tools available to get recognition for your foreign qualification in Ireland. Also explains how the National Framework of Qualifications can help you compare and contrast different qualifications.
Irish passports - an overview - Citizens Information
WEBWhile your Irish passport is an internationally recognised travel document, it does not give you an automatic right to enter other countries. Your Irish passport is issued by the Irish Government through the Passport Service of the Department of Foreign Affairs in Ireland. Irish passports are also issued through Irish embassies and consulates ...
How to renew an Irish passport as an adult - Citizens Information
WEBFind out how to renew your passport online, by post or in person, and what to do when you need your new passport urgently.
Residence rights of non-EEA nationals - Citizens Information
WEBYou must register with immigration and get an Irish Residence Permit. An immigration officer (or Garda) will also stamp your passport with the details of your permission to reside. If you are coming to Ireland to live, you can read about: Visa requirements for entering Ireland. Permission to enter Ireland. Registration of non-EEA nationals.
Irish citizenship through birth or descent - Citizens Information
WEBJan 1, 2005 · Irish citizenship when you are born abroad If either of your parents was born in Ireland and was an Irish citizen at the time of your birth, you are automatically an Irish citizen by birth. If the parent through whom you are entitled to Irish citizenship was deceased at the time of your birth, but would have been an Irish citizen if alive at that time, you are also an Irish citizen. Irish ...
Applying for social welfare payments and services online
WEBThe MyWelfare website lets you to apply online for social welfare payments and other services. You need a MyGovID account to access online welfare services.
The European Health Insurance Card - Citizens Information
WEBThe European Health Insurance Card gives you access to medically necessary, state-provided healthcare during a temporary stay in another EU/EEA country. Find out more.
Further education and training (FET) courses - Citizens Information
WEBFurther education and training (FET) covers any education and training after second-level education (post-primary school) and up to third-level education (higher level education). FET is for adults and young people aged over 16. You can still participate in a FET course, if you left school and didn’t complete your second-level education.