For Netherlands visa appointments in Dublin, VFS Global lists its Netherlands Visa Application Centre at Cunningham House, 130 Francis Street, Dublin 8, D08 H48R.
Guide updated 2 October 2026
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Distances start from the centre of Dublin and follow a road route where available.
Check the current address and appointment instructions on the official VFS Global page before travelling.
Distances are approximate straight-line estimates from the named location. Check live travel options, provider instructions and the exact centre address before setting off.
For Netherlands visa appointments in Dublin, VFS Global lists its Netherlands Visa Application Centre at Cunningham House, 130 Francis Street, Dublin 8, D08 H48R. This confirms the centre’s location, not that every applicant is eligible to apply there. Check the residence and application requirements for your circumstances first.
Book through VFS Global’s official Ireland appointment page. For optional help monitoring openings, Netherlands Visa Alerts’ Dublin search sends notifications for matching appointments.
The listed Dublin centre is at Cunningham House, 130 Francis Street, Dublin 8, D08 H48R. VFS Global handles submissions through its Netherlands service in Ireland. Check the provider’s page for current appointment details before travelling.
An appointment notification is not a booking. If an opening suits you, you must complete the booking personally through VFS Global. Choose a date only if you can attend and have confirmed that this centre and visa route fit your circumstances.
The Ireland service includes short-stay Schengen tourism applications. Tourism covers leisure travel, such as holidays, cruises and sightseeing, rather than business or official duties. A short-stay Schengen visa allows a maximum stay of 90 days in any 180-day period.
If you visit more than one Schengen country, apply to the country where you will stay longest. If your stays are equal, apply to the country you enter first. Check VFS Global’s visa-type information before selecting an appointment route.
The Dublin centre listing does not establish a residence catchment. The official information does not confirm that residents of Dublin, County Dublin or another specific area are eligible to apply there. Check the current Netherlands-in-Ireland residence and jurisdiction instructions for your own situation before booking or paying for alerts.
The Ireland tourism checklist asks applicants who are not resident in the country where they submit to explain why they cannot apply in their country of residence. This document requirement does not guarantee that a non-resident can apply in Ireland. Resolve any uncertainty through official guidance before choosing a date.
Use the Netherlands tourism checklist for Ireland to prepare your documents. It calls for an online-completed, signed Schengen form and a travel document with the specified copies. The document must be no more than ten years old, have at least two empty visa pages and remain valid for at least three months after you leave the Schengen area.
The checklist also covers evidence of ties to your country of residence, who will pay for the trip, accommodation and travel plans. A reservation for your outward and return journey, or another record of intended travel, can be used; a paid transport ticket is not required.
Check that travel medical insurance is in your name, covers all Schengen countries for the whole stay and provides at least €30,000 in medical cover. The photo must meet Dutch requirements and be recent and in colour, unless a live photo will be taken at the centre. Use the checklist to confirm details before attending.
VFS Global says applicants normally submit their passport during the appointment. The Netherlands service also collects a digital photograph and fingerprints. Plan for your passport to be unavailable while the application is processed.
Minors attending the Dublin centre must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, not centre staff. Check the provider’s current appointment preparation guidance, and make sure the form and supporting documents are ready for each applicant who must attend.
Netherlands Visa Alerts starts searching after confirmed payment. When a matching appointment is detected on this email-enabled route, the service sends an email notification. SMS is available where enabled, supported and possible, but carrier delivery is not guaranteed. Neither notification nor booking speed is guaranteed.
You can also check VFS Global’s booking page yourself; paid alerts are optional. Confirm that the centre and route suit you, then decide which dates you could attend. If you want matching notifications, start your Dublin Netherlands appointment search.
Use the official provider website to confirm the date, time, application city and applicant details before making travel plans. An email or SMS from us is an update, not an appointment confirmation.
Confirm the current centre address and appointment-day instructions on the official provider page before you leave. Provider details can change.
Follow the current NetherlandsWorldwide and provider checklist for your visa category. Netherlands Visa Alerts does not assess eligibility or documents.
Check live travel conditions and allow enough time to reach the centre without relying on an estimated distance or assumed opening time.
This guide was updated on 2 October 2026. Provider details can change, so confirm the current instructions before booking or travelling.
