As a netherlands resident permit holder,can I travel to republic of ireland without visa?

If you're from a country that is considered visa exempt, then you may enter Ireland without a visa. It depends on which country's passport you have. A Spanish residence permit is not an acceptable travel document for travel outside the Schengen area.

It also doesn't exempt you from needing an Irish visa if your country of birth is on the visa required list. (The exception would be if you are the family member of an EU national, but you didn't say what your specific immigration status is.) Please visit the link below to determine if you need a visa to Ireland based on your nationality: Visa requirements for entering Ireland http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/mov...

Whether or not you need a visa depends on your nationality, not where you're permanently resident The Republic of Ireland & the UK are NOT members of the Schengen Agreement.

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