Travel

Travel Advice for Dublin, Ireland. Getting here, getting around.

Visitor Information for Ireland

For comprehensive details on visa requirements and travel guidelines, visit the official Irish immigration website.

Please note that Dublin, Republic of Ireland, is not part of the EU Schengen Area.

Please review these official sites and consult. Additionally, check with the relevant authorities in your home country for any specific travel advisories or requirements before your trip.

• https://www.irishimmigration.ie/coming-to-visit-ireland/

• https://www.ireland.ie/en/dfa/visas-for-ireland/

  EMC Dublin 2026 cannot provide advice on visa applications.

  If you are unsure, we recommend seeking guidance from relevant authorities and/or consulting an expert in your home country.

Travel Information for Dublin, Republic of Ireland

• Visa Requirements: Check if you need a visa to enter Ireland based on your nationality.

• Border Control: Expect passport checks when entering from non-EU countries.

• Travel from the UK: No passport checks for travel between Ireland and Northern Ireland (UK).

• Customs Regulations: Familiarise yourself with customs regulations for goods entering Ireland.

Getting Here

• Airports: Dublin Airport (DUB) is the main international gateway.

• Public Transport: Use the Airlink Express bus or Dublin Bus for city transfers.

Getting Around

• Public Transport:

  • Dublin Bus: Extensive network covering the city and suburbs.

  • LUAS: Light rail system with two lines (Red and Green).

• Biking: Dublinbikes offers bike rental stations throughout the city.

• Walking: Many attractions are within walking distance in the city centre.

• Taxis: Available throughout the city; consider using the ride-hailing app, Freenow.

Quick Tips

• Leap Card: Consider a Leap Card for discounted fares on public transport.

• Traffic: Be mindful of traffic, especially during rush hours.

• Safety: Dublin is generally safe, but stay aware of your surroundings, especially at night.