Can I request for BIVS visa while going for job interview in Ireland?
Here - https://www.dfa.ie/media/embassyindia/ourservices/bivsinformationnoteforpubrev3.pdf, it states that
- Visit (family/friend)
- Visit (tourist)
- Conference/Event
- Business
category visas are eligible for BIVS scheme. Since I am going for an interview, my category will be other, as stated here - http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/visa-short-work. If my interviews finish early, I wish to visit Belfast. So, can I request BIVS endorsed visa for my case?
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How do I get a BIVS visa?
How to apply for the BIVS Visa? There is no specific BIVS visa application. You have to apply for the short-stay visa of the country in which you are travelling to first. Then, you can use your BIVS-endorsed visa to travel to the other country.What is BIVS visa?
The British Irish Visa Scheme (BIVS) allows certain people to travel to and around the Common Travel Area (CTA) (Ireland and the United Kingdom \u2013 excluding the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands) on a single visa for short stays only. To avail of this scheme your visa must be endorsed with the letters 'BIVS'.How do I apply for a British visa in Ireland?
To be eligible for the British-Irish visa scheme applicants for Irish short stay visas must apply at a UK/Irish visa application centre in India or China. Applications cannot be made at centres outside these two countries during the first phase of the scheme.Can I travel to Ireland with UK biometric residence permit?
People with UK visas or residence permits This scheme allows visitors from these countries to travel freely within the Common Travel Area (in this case, Ireland and the UK but not the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man), using either an Irish or UK visa. British Irish Visa Scheme visas are endorsed with 'BIVS'.My IRELAND TOURIST VISA Experience - Interview, Documents, Processing Time
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