 Moing overseas to Ireland for my job, with my vehicle. Any suggestions for a car I could take to Europe? |
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Do I need a Visa or Passport to study in Ireland? |
I want to study in Ireland for 4 months. The Irish Embassy website states that I need a passport for up to 3 months, for any time longer I need a visa. But because I live in the US, not dependent state, I do not need a visa. It is very confusing. Any help would be appreciate!!! |
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Charlie
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You absolutely must have a passport to travel from the U.S. to Ireland. Since you want to stay more than 3 months, you must have a visa. However, you do not want to enroll as a university student for a full year, so the student visa is not appropriate for you. You need to contact the embassy and talk to them about this and ask what type of visa you should apply for. See site below for contact info. |
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A passport is vital. You shouldn't leave your country without one. Make photocopies and scan the important page with your photo and number and e-mail it to yourself, just in case you lose the actual document.
I suggest you look for 'study visa' on that Irish Embassy website. What you have found seems to be for visitors only, not people looking to study here. |
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Everyone requires a passport for international travel - if you're travelling abroad, to Ireland for instance, you need to have a minimum of 3 months left on your passport when you travel.
If you were coming to the Republic of Ireland as a tourist, under the visa waiver scheme, you could stay & travel around the country for a minimum of 90 days.
However, as a student wishing to live & study in the Republic of Ireland you will require a visa. If the documentation to apply for a visa isn't on the Irish Embassy's website, give them a ring to send it on to you, you'll also be able to ask any questions you might have about the documentation they require from you & about the different types of visa available. |
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Passport is always and everywhere needed.
Once you are accepted from a college you can get your student visa and that's all. |
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Well you defiantly need a passport your not going to even get on a plane without that. You don't need a visa as far as i'm aware. I'm Irish and I've never heard of needing a visa to stay for 3 months,
And I would think that what the site says is that you need to have a passport that is valid, at least until the time you plan to go home. So that your passport doesn't exspire when your here, so you can home |
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