friend of mine was there last week at 3am but she couldnt get a ticket then following day she was there 12.15am and she got 128., by 1 o'clock afternoon she got the visa., the guy who had no.1 was there at top of the Q at 5pm day before. (15 hours waiting). there were other people there too who ...

instead of trying to get there so early every morning for several nights, wouldnt that be easier just to post the applications and relaxingly wait for them to come back by post? i guess if most people have done that, there would be only the urgent cases at the door, and not so many... Trust me, I ...

yes i have got there at 2:am i got the ticket no 128. Some people are at 8:pm.Its a very long que. WTF! I don't understand why they can't introduce an appointment system like pretty much all the Irish embassies. Canopies will not do, in my opinion. They already have an appointment system in place ...

i am also got there 6:10 but cant get the ticket.they have wriiten names and number on the list but it is only formality.my number is 221 but cant get ticket.i asked how many tickets will you give they said 240 in a day.monday i will go at 2 am.hope so getting the visa So, were you there at 2 am ...

I was there at 5 this morning and got turned away 5 meters from the door!

What a waste of time! I could've had a good night's sleep!

Great! I'm there at 6 tomorrow!

If I didn't need my passport right away, I would happily apply by post.

Thing is, I'm set to travel to the continent next week and after that I also have to apply for another visa for work...

It sucks having a third-world passport!

Due to my frustrations about the INIS at Burgh Quay, allow me to respond here as well. :) Likes: - Fresh air pretty much everywhere you go. - The sea is never more than 2 hours away even if you're in the midlands. - Pretty countryside. Dislikes: - Stupid immigration rules (Visa, Single-entry visa ...

I went to Burgh Quay this morning at 8 am naively thinking that I would be in and out of the visa office in a few hours at most. Boy, was I surprised to see that the queue went all the way to the back of the building. Ended up being turned away at around 8:20, with another 150 people who arrived ...

most companies are not even irish lol. nationality of company in ireland is not relevant seriously though, the green card / work permits are strict. your residency is based at least on the grounds that you work for company x in ireland.however you said "transfer", is this the same company? many ...

I'm a green card holder (getting a Stamp 4 in June) who is considering relocating to the Netherlands. Naturally, my wife will be transferring as well, but relocating with her company will take at least another 6 months (maybe more). Once I've moved, I will spend some weekends in Dublin, or she will ...