Residency
Ireland — Residency: Digital Nomad Visa
Ireland has no digital nomad visa: non-EEA nationals need an employment permit or atypical permission to work, and Stamp 0 does not allow work.
VerifiedGovernment / official sourceImmigration Service Delivery — coming to work in IrelandLast reviewed: 2026-10-23
Key facts
- Non-EEA, non-Swiss, non-UK nationals need a valid employment permit or atypical permission before working, and apply for a short stay (C) or long stay (D) visa depending on how long the work lasts.
- Stamp 0 is for retirees of independent means, visiting academics and elderly dependent relatives; holders must not work or run a business unless a letter of permission says otherwise.
- Anyone staying longer than 90 days must register; Stamp 0 applications cannot be made from inside the State.
- No source reviewed describes a remote-worker permission.
Steps
- Check eligibility for a WHA — This involves meeting specific age, language, and financial requirements.
- Apply for a WHA — Application process and requirements are unclear.