british resident in ireland

Question

I am British, have lived in Ireland for 16 years, and would like to get a tourist visa in Dublin.  What proof that I live in Ireland would be acceptable?  I do not require a Residency Permit, and therefore do not have one (and cannot get one).  I worked here until a few months ago, and am now retired.  Would proof of eligibility for an Irish pension be sufficient?Many thanks.

Evelyn · Answer

If you worked there for many years, the Irish Pension is ok and you can bring the evidence of your paid PRSI contributions, or tax you paid if possible.

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