How long you can stay, by passport
| Passport | Stay | Details |
|---|---|---|
| No day limit | No day limit as an EU/EEA citizen. | |
| No day limit | No day limit: British citizens can live and work in Ireland under the Common Travel Area. | |
| 90 days visa-free | Visa-free. The border officer stamps your permission, up to 90 days. | |
| Visa · 90 days | Visa required before you travel. The border officer stamps your permission, up to 90 days. |
Counted in a calendar year.
Noverstay counts the day you arrive and the day you leave as full days.
Tax residency in Ireland
Resident with 183+ days in a calendar year, or 280+ days over this year and last year combined (years with 30 days or less are ignored). Any part of a day counts.
How Noverstay keeps you inside the limit
The app logs the country you wake up in, even when it’s closed, and counts every rule above for your passport. It tells you the date you must leave by and reminds you 14 days before. Plan a trip first and it shows every limit it touches.
Questions
How long can a US citizen stay in Ireland?
90 days visa-free. Visa-free. The border officer stamps your permission, up to 90 days.
How long can British citizens stay in Ireland?
No day limit. No day limit: British citizens can live and work in Ireland under the Common Travel Area.
How long can EU citizens stay in Ireland?
No day limit. No day limit as an EU/EEA citizen.
How long can Indian citizens stay in Ireland?
Visa · 90 days. Visa required before you travel. The border officer stamps your permission, up to 90 days.
When do you become a tax resident in Ireland?
You become tax resident after 183 days in a calendar year. Resident with 183+ days in a calendar year, or 280+ days over this year and last year combined (years with 30 days or less are ignored). Any part of a day counts.
Can Noverstay count my days in Ireland automatically?
Yes. The Noverstay app logs the country you’re in each day, also when it’s closed, and reminds you before your visa or tax limit. Only the country, city and date are stored.
Official sources
Rules change often. This page is not legal or tax advice. Check the official source or a qualified adviser before you rely on a count.