Core documents
Most first registrations start with identity, address and permission evidence before route-specific documents are added.
- Passport
- Irish address proof
- Entry visa or permission letter
- Phone and contact details
Employment and immigration support
Support for a first Irish Residence Permit application, with structured review of permission, identity and registration documentation.

Practical guidance
An Irish Residence Permit is proof of immigration permission after a person is registered. The correct documents depend on the permission basis, such as employment, study, dependent status, Stamp 4, Stamp 0, researcher or another route.
Most first registrations start with identity, address and permission evidence before route-specific documents are added.
The stamp category determines what extra proof is needed. A student, employment permit holder, dependent or Stamp 4 applicant will not have the same file.
Documents should be clear, current and consistent before the registration appointment or online instruction is followed.
It is the process where a non-EEA national registers their immigration permission in Ireland and receives an Irish Residence Permit card where applicable.
Common documents include passport, address proof, permission letter or entry visa, and route-specific evidence such as employment permit, college letter, insurance, sponsor documents or approval letter.
i2i can review the permission basis and help organise the documents under the correct stamp category before registration support continues.
i2i professional fees are separate from government, VFS, translation, attestation, courier or third-party charges. Government fees and processing times can change.
| Item | Government cost | Timeline |
|---|---|---|
| First-time IRP registration | The registration fee is €300 per person, if applicable. Some categories are exempt. | Timing depends on appointment availability and document readiness. The IRP card is issued after successful registration. |
After registering interest or booking a consultation, you can continue your application and submit the information needed for i2i to review your case.