See if you qualify for Irish citizenship or passport
If either your parent or grandparent was born in Ireland, you qualify. We can help with Irish passports and Irish citizenship applications.
- 100% money back if we can't secure your citizenship
- Our part done within 24 hours of receiving your instruction
Three steps. We do the hard part.
You send us a few personal documents. We find the family certificates, complete the application and see it through.
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Free eligibility check
Fill in the short form or give us a call. We'll confirm whether you qualify through an Irish-born parent or grandparent - usually in a single conversation.
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We gather the records
You send two proofs of address, one photo ID and four passport photos. We trace and order every birth and marriage certificate in the bloodline and complete the forms.
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Citizenship, then passport
We submit your application, right first time. Once the Irish Government confirms your citizenship (currently around 10 months), your new citizenship certificate allows you to apply for your passport.
Clear, fixed prices. Everything included.
Certificates only
You're applying yourself and just need the right records found and ordered.
- Bloodline certificates traced and ordered
- Checked for name and date mismatches
Full citizenship service
We handle everything, from tracing your parent or grandparent to submitting your application.
- All genealogy research
- Every required certificate included
- Application completed and submitted for you
- Money-back guarantee
Passport application
Already an Irish citizen? We'll prepare and submit your passport application.
- Genealogy and certificates included
- Application checked and submitted
Applying as a family? Family discounts available. Ask when you call.
If your parent or grandparent was born in Ireland, you get citizenship - or your money back.
We only take on clients we know qualify. If our service doesn't secure your Irish citizenship, we refund our fee in full.
Common questions
Am I eligible?+
If one of your parents was born on the island of Ireland, you're almost certainly an Irish citizen already, and can apply straight for your Irish passport. If one of your grandparents was born there, you can become an Irish citizen through the Foreign Births Register, then apply for your passport. Our free eligibility check confirms which applies to you.
Do I have to give up my British passport?+
No. Ireland allows dual citizenship, so you keep your current nationality and passport.
How long does it take?+
Our part takes 24 hours once we have received your instruction. The Irish Government's processing time is currently around 8 weeks for a passport application and 10 months for citizenship.
What documents do I need to provide?+
Just two proofs of address, one photo ID and four passport photos. We source all the family certificates - though if you already have some, they can speed things up.
Can my children become Irish citizens too?+
Maybe - it depends on your family's circumstances. It's easiest to talk it through on a call, and family discounts are available.
What can I do with an Irish passport?+
Live, work, study and travel freely across all EU countries, with visa-free access to over 180 countries worldwide.
Your Irish passport could be closer than you think.
Start with a free eligibility check. It takes two minutes, and there's no obligation.