Obligations to return home
As you are applying for a short stay visa for Ireland (which permits visits of less than 90 days), it is important that you provide evidence that you have strong family, social or economic ties to your country of residence.
What the officer assesses: Whether your work, study, family and property at home, shown in documents the officer can verify, make it likely you leave Ireland on or before the date you give.
Where this comes from 2 official sources
As you are applying for a short stay visa for Ireland (which permits visits of less than 90 days), it is important that you provide evidence that you have strong family, social or economic ties to your country of residence. This is necessary in order to satisfy the Visa Officer that you will leave Ireland on, or before, your intended date of departure from Ireland.
How to apply for a short stay C visit or tourist visa, Obligations to return home
It is your responsibility to provide this evidence. All of the information that you provide must be in the form of documentary evidence which can be verified by the Visa Officer.
How to apply for a short stay C visit or tourist visa, Obligations to return home
Evidence that addresses it
- Your 3 most recent payslips
- An employer letter on headed paper stating how long you have worked there, the dates you will be absent and the date you return
- Where you study: a college letter giving the course, how long you have studied there and that you will return
- Birth certificates of dependent children staying at home
- A title deed or tenancy agreement for property you own or rent