A visa gets you to Ireland. The right preparation gets it approved.
The most common reason visa applications are refused is not ineligibility. It is missing information, incomplete documents, or requirements that were not followed exactly as stated.
Clear Steps
A simple process from start to finish.
Strong Applications
Careful preparation that increases your chances.
Peace of Mind
You're supported at every stage.
A straightforward process, step by step.
Initial Consultation
We talk about your goals, eligibility and the best path forward for you.
Document Review
I review your documents and create a personalised plan for your application.
Application Preparation
I prepare and submit your application accurately and on time.
Liaison & Updates
I communicate with the authorities and keep you informed at every stage.
Decision & Next Steps
Once decided, I advise you on your best next steps.
Every visa application is different. What is required depends on your nationality, your purpose, and your circumstances. We assess your situation accurately and prepare your application with the precision these decisions require.
We help with:
Long Stay (D) Visa
Family Reunification Visa
De Facto Partner Visa
Pre-entry.
Business Visa
Short Stay (C) Visa for visa-required nationalities
Re-entry Visa for valid permit holders travelling abroad
Study Visa / Stamp 2
Visa Appeal following refusal
Not sure which visa applies to your situation? Book a consultation and we will assess your specific circumstances before you commit to anything.
Practical, honest, and on your side.
- Established in Cork, working with clients across Ireland and internationally.
- Multilingual support: English, Portuguese & Spanish.
- Practical knowledge, clear communication and real results.
- Independent advice focused on your success.
No. Brazilian passport holders can enter Ireland without a visa for short stays of up to 90 days for tourism and family visits. This does not affect work permissions, family reunification, long-stay applications, or any form of residency.
A Long Stay D visa is required to enter Ireland for a stay exceeding 90 days for purposes such as joining a family member, taking up employment, or studying a long-term course.
Yes. Visa refusals can be appealed and in many cases the outcome can be different on appeal if the application is properly prepared.