Does Ireland have a digital nomad visa?

No, Ireland does not have a dedicated digital nomad visa. If you're looking to work remotely from Ireland, you'll need to use existing visa categories or residency pathways. Most remote workers start on a tourist visa, which allows stays up to 90 days. During this time, you can't officially work for an Irish company, but you can generally continue working remotely for your non-Irish employer. For longer stays, options become more complex. One potential route is the Stamp 0 visa, typically for individuals with significant independent means. You'd need to prove you won't be a burden on the state and have substantial income, often €50,000+ per year, plus access to a lump sum for emergencies. Another option is the Critical Skills Employment Permit, but this requires an offer from an Irish employer in a high-demand sector, which doesn't fit the typical digital nomad model. The takeaway? Ireland isn't set up for digital nomads yet. If it's your top choice, plan for a short stay or explore if you qualify for a long-term residency based on investment or employment, not just remote work.