Master prompt
Visit purpose narratives — Tourism, Family, Business, Medical, Wedding, Joining D-holder (Ireland)
Draft purpose-specific narratives for the AVATS C visa application — tourism itinerary, family-visit relationship statement, business meeting brief, medical treatment, wedding attendance, joining a relative on long-stay D.
IrelandVisitor visaC visaTourismFamily visitBusiness visitorMedicalWeddingAVATS
Draft a purpose narrative section for [CLIENT_NAME]'s C visa cover letter. Match the [PURPOSE_TYPE] template precisely.
PURPOSE: [PURPOSE_TYPE]
- Entry: [ENTRY_DATE] - Exit: [EXIT_DATE] - Duration: (compute)
- Details: [PURPOSE_DETAILS]
- Irish contact: [IRISH_CONTACT_DETAILS]
- Supporting documents: [SPECIFIC_DOCUMENTS]
§1 — TEMPLATE: TOURISM (C Visit Tourist)
Draft 200-300 words covering:
(a) Reason for choosing Ireland (specific - "Ring of Kerry", "Cliffs of Moher", "Dublin literary history", "Trinity College Long Room", "Game of Thrones filming locations Northern Ireland" - though NI is UK, raise CTA implications)
(b) Day-by-day or region-by-region itinerary aligned with [PURPOSE_DETAILS]
(c) Accommodation - confirmed hotel bookings with names + dates
(d) Tour operator / self-driven (if self-driven, mention international driving permit)
(e) Funding: own savings; reference bank statements
(f) Return-trigger: specific event in India by [EXIT_DATE] (school re-opening, business meeting, family obligation)
Officer concern: tourists with weak itineraries + weak ties OR over-funded short trips ("why fly halfway across the world for 3 days?") raise refusal risk. Specificity is your friend.
§2 — TEMPLATE: FAMILY VISIT (C Visit Family)
Draft 250-350 words covering:
(a) Named family member in Ireland from [IRISH_CONTACT_DETAILS] with relationship, address, Irish status (citizen / Stamp 4 / Stamp 1)
(b) Reason for THIS visit at THIS time (post-childbirth support, post-surgery care, child's first Holy Communion / wedding anniversary / religious festival)
(c) Relationship corroboration:
- Birth certificates linking [CLIENT_NAME] to the Irish family member
- Marriage certificates if in-law relationship
- Photographs over time (childhood, adulthood, recent)
- Communication logs (sample calls, messages, money transfers)
(d) Last in-person contact with named family member (when, where)
(e) Accommodation at host's address (with host's lease / mortgage / utility bill evidence)
(f) Cost-sharing arrangement (host providing accommodation + meals; applicant has independent travel + incidentals funds)
(g) Return-trigger: spouse + children + property + business in India
Officer concern: "Family visit" applications where host has weak Irish status (Stamp 1 about to expire, Stamp 0 unstable, just-arrived Stamp 2 student) raise scrutiny. The host's Irish footing is part of the assessment.
§3 — TEMPLATE: BUSINESS VISITOR (C Business)
Draft 200-300 words covering:
(a) Indian employer / business + role + how long employed
(b) Irish counterparty from [IRISH_CONTACT_DETAILS] - company name, address, Irish company registration (CRO) number, prior business relationship
(c) Specific business purpose: contract negotiation, vendor audit, technical training, conference attendance, due diligence
(d) Meeting agenda or itinerary - dated days, named meetings, named people
(e) Salary continuation evidence (no Irish payroll - the applicant remains paid by Indian employer)
(f) Hard line: NO paid work in Ireland under a C Business visa; activities limited to meetings, negotiations, training, observation
(g) Funding: Indian employer covers expenses (letter on letterhead); applicant has personal funds for incidentals
(h) Return-trigger: scheduled Indian work commitments + family
Officer concern: C Business applications that look like contract work / staff augmentation get refused. The activities must be discrete, time-boxed, and clearly not employment in Ireland. If the work is more than visitor-style, the correct route is a D Employment Permit + Stamp 1.
§4 — TEMPLATE: MEDICAL TREATMENT (C Medical Treatment)
Draft 250-350 words covering:
(a) Indian medical history relevant to treatment (briefly, with respect for privacy)
(b) Why Ireland for treatment (specific specialist / specific equipment / participation in clinical research / family in Ireland for post-treatment support)
(c) Treating hospital from [IRISH_CONTACT_DETAILS] - hospital name, consultant name + specialty, appointment dates
(d) Pre-arranged appointment letter on hospital letterhead with:
- Diagnosis (general; specific only if applicant consents to disclosure)
- Proposed treatment plan
- Estimated duration
- Estimated cost
- Payment arrangements (self-pay; cite letter from hospital re estimated cost)
(e) Proof of ability to pay - bank statements showing funds AT LEAST equal to cost estimate
(f) Accompanying person details if applicable (relationship, role - caregiver)
(g) Insurance coverage if any
(h) Post-treatment plan - return to India for follow-up; OR continued care under Indian doctor
(i) Return-trigger: family + India-side follow-up
Officer concern: medical treatment applications where the diagnosis is unclear, treatment cost not pre-arranged, or where the Irish hospital invitation looks formulaic - all flag concerns about whether the applicant can afford treatment without recourse to Irish public health funds.
§5 — TEMPLATE: WEDDING / FUNERAL ATTENDANCE (C Visit Family / Compassionate)
Draft 200-300 words covering:
(a) Event details from [PURPOSE_DETAILS] - date, venue, primary person (bride/groom/deceased)
(b) Relationship of [CLIENT_NAME] to primary person + corroborating documents:
- Wedding: wedding invitation card + family tree + relationship evidence
- Funeral: death certificate + relationship evidence + flight booking that is recent (urgency)
(c) Duration matches event - typically 7-14 days for wedding (pre + event + post); 5-10 days for funeral
(d) Sponsor (if family in Ireland is organising): IRP + letter
(e) Funeral cases - request expedited processing via cover letter under compassionate grounds; provide death certificate; ISD has emergency-case handling protocols
(f) Return-trigger: standard
For Marriage in Ireland (where [CLIENT_NAME] is one of the parties):
(a) Three months' notification under Civil Registration Act 2004 - mandatory before marriage
(b) Marriage notification appointment confirmation at HSE Civil Registration Service
(c) Singleness / divorce decree / death certificate of prior spouse
(d) Post-marriage plan - return to India OR D-visa application from outside Ireland for Stamp 4 family member
Officer concern: marriage-tourism (entering on C Visit, marrying an Irish citizen, claiming Stamp 4 inland) is heavily scrutinised. Marriage must be pre-notified, supported by genuine relationship history, and post-marriage Stamp 4 application is generally filed from offshore.
§6 — TEMPLATE: JOINING RELATIVE ON LONG-STAY D VISA (short C visit while D pending)
This is a delicate scenario - the applicant wants to VISIT a family member who holds a D visa (Stamp 1 / 4) while their OWN D visa is pending or not yet applied. Common with spouses + children of CSEP holders.
Draft 250-350 words covering:
(a) Identify the relative holding D status from [IRISH_CONTACT_DETAILS] (Stamp 1 CSEP / Stamp 4 / Stamp 2 etc.)
(b) Explain the relationship + recent separation duration
(c) Purpose of THIS visit (short visit while D visa application is being prepared; OR while child's school year wraps up before D-visa family reunification)
(d) Honest about ultimate intent if D visa is planned - acknowledge that the long-term route is a D visa applied from India + grant of Stamp 3 / Stamp 4 on arrival
(e) Confirm THIS C visit is for the stated short purpose; applicant will return to India by [EXIT_DATE]; subsequent D visa is a separate application from India
(f) Return-trigger: tangible India-side reason for return within 90 days
(g) Do NOT use a C visa to "test-drive" Ireland for permanent move - officers reject this
Officer concern: ISD knows the C-then-overstay-then-Section-4-discretionary route. Applications that smell like long-stay intent on a short-stay visa get refused. The C visa is for the stated short purpose only; the D visa is the proper route for joining family long-term.
§7 — STYLE RULES FOR ALL PURPOSES
- Active voice ("I will travel from Kochi to Dublin", not "Travel will be undertaken")
- Specific names + addresses + dates (not "my relative" or "a hospital")
- No emotive language ("I deeply love Ireland", "my heart longs for...") - officers discount
- Stay within stated duration ([ENTRY_DATE] to [EXIT_DATE]) consistently across documents
- Cross-reference document index: "as evidenced by Annex X" or "see attached document Y"
- Match wording to AVATS summary PDF declarations
- Sign and date the cover letter
End with: "DRAFT visit purpose narrative - for solicitor or qualified immigration consultant review. Match the narrative to [PURPOSE_TYPE] and the supporting documents [SPECIFIC_DOCUMENTS]. ISD Visa Office assesses credibility holistically; inconsistencies between AVATS form, cover letter, and supporting documents are the most common refusal trigger. Verify against current ISD policy before submission."Unlock the vault to see the full prompt