You are eligible for visa free entry
Up to 90 days
Your passport needs to stay valid until the day you leave Ireland. Ireland does not generally require six months of passport validity. Your passport only needs to remain valid for the duration of your stay
You need a valid Argentine machine-readable passport that meets ICAO standards. The only condition is that it doesn't expire while you're still in Ireland.
Carry a confirmed return flight or an onward ticket to your next destination. Immigration officers want to see that you have a clear plan to leave before the 90-day limit is up.
There's no pre-travel authorisation for Ireland - everything happens at the airport. Once approved by immigration, your passport will be stamped with the period of stay granted by the officer. That stamp is your official permission to be in the country.
No fixed amount is published officially, but officers can ask how you plan to fund your trip. Travelers may be asked to demonstrate sufficient funds for their stay through bank statements, credit cards, or other financial evidence.
A hotel booking or a letter from whoever is hosting you goes a long way at the border. You may not always be asked, but having it ready removes any doubt and keeps things moving quickly.
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