How do I contact the Irish Consulate?

If your query is urgent (i.e. an emergency) and occurs outside of office hours, please contact the Department on 00353 1 4082000 or alternatively please contact the relevant Irish Embassy abroad.

Can I travel from New York to Ireland?

There are no restrictions on flights from the United States to Ireland although the number of available flights is significantly diminished. Aer Lingus, American Airlines, and United Airlines are flying to the United States from Ireland, with limited service from Dublin to Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Newark, and New York.

Can I travel from US to Ireland?

Yes, U.S. citizens can currently travel to Ireland. The United States is now on Ireland’s green list, meaning travelers can enter whether they’re vaccinated or not. However, restrictions apply to unvaccinated visitors.

Where is the Irish consulate in New York?

The Consulate General of Ireland, New York provides consular services such as applying for Irish passports and visas to visit Ireland. It is a source of information on the economic, political and cultural links between Ireland and the United States.

Is there a US consulate in New York?

New York is the most populous city of the US state of New York. Many consulates in New York provide a wide range of consular services to New York citizens as well as foreigners located or visiting New York for tourist purposes or business activities.

Where can I get a visa for Ireland?

Visas for Ireland If you want to enter Ireland, you may need a visa. The Consulate General of Ireland in New York accepts visa applications from applicants resident in the states of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Delaware, West Virginia, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina.

How to contact New York State Department of Foreign Affairs?

During this period the quickest way to contact us is via the Contact Us form on our website. However, if you are in need of emergency assistance please contact the Consulate by calling +1 212 230 2480 and leaving a message, rather than through this form.

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