Is there anyone in Shannon Ireland willing to rent me there car for 3 to 4 days? Additional Details In Poland and Italy there are private indivduals that do this....
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raamkrishnanv
Can i visit Ireland (dublin) with a UK student visa?
Where are you from? If you come from the EEA or one of these countries:
http://foreignaffairs.gov.ie/home/index.aspx?id=8777
you will not need a visa.
Otherwise you will. The same website gives you details of how to apply.
jsbigbadjohn
I've been across the Irish Sea by ferry many times, and not once have I been asked for any form of ID whatsoever. It's not surprising because you can travel to Belfast and still be in the UK and the North/South border is a completely open one, in most places you wouldn't know that you'd crossed the border, there aren't even any signs.
The only baggage check I ever had was when the Foot and Mouth outbreak was in full flow a few years ago and they were checking for people carrying meat products.
It is illegal to carry any meat product into the republic - including in sandwiches etc.
alan m
Sadly not as Dublin is in Southern Ireland a foreign country from the Uk angle and not part of United Kingdom. You can go a few miles north to Belfast and no poblem as its part of UK.
harry
yes , but you will find that you do not need one
Sock Monkey
if you are from the EU you don't need a visa just a passport
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