Visa and passports 

You may need a visa and a passport when travelling to and from Ireland.
Please check the visa and passport requirements before you travel. The information below will help too.

Travelling to Ireland

Whether you need a visa to enter the Republic of Ireland depends on your nationality.

Citizens of EU countries, Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein and Great Britain do not need a visa to enter Ireland.

Citizens of some other countries, including USA, Australia, Canada and New Zealand, can also visit Ireland without a visa for short stays.

For the most up-to-date information and to check whether you need a visa, please visit the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs website or contact your local Irish embassy or consulate.

Where relevant and required, ICSN local organisers will provide a letter confirming acceptance of a scientific presentation at the ICSN 2027 conference.

Travelling to Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom and has different visa requirements.

If you are planning to visit Northern Ireland during your trip, please check the UK visa requirements before you travel.

You can contact your local British embassy, high commission or consulate for advice.

Please check the latest visa requirements before booking your travel, as requirements can change.