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Do i need a passport to go to ireland? |
just a simple question do i need a passport to go to ireland?
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Priscilla Duck
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Where are you from?
If you're from the UK, you don't need a passport, just a driving licence if you're coming by ferry or overland from NI. If you are flying, you will need a passport as the airline companies mostly require a passport as ID.
If you're coming from the EU, a passport or National ID card is required.
If you're coming from anywhere else, yes, you must have a passport. |
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Crilaw
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Yes |
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issy's daddy
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i assume u live in the U.S.? and unless ur traveling to a state(hawaii) or territory (puerto rico) u need a passport to go anywhere. ps. it takes at least 6 weeks to get the paperwork processed, so plan accordingly good luck |
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when the sun goes down
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where are you from?
then we can answer
EDIT: i think you only need photographic ID if you're flying from UK to ROI |
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stipes
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if your from the UK, no you don't need a passport.
Anywhere else it is advisable to have one, no matter what the travel agent tells you |
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'Kilo
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Depends where you are from, within Europe you should technically be able to travel anywhere with valid photographic ID other than a passport, although its not advised. |
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alan m
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If you are from southern Ireland then No. If fronm Northern Ireland then yes as you are travelling into a foreign country from the uk as N. Ireland is British. Outside Uk of course you need a passport as southern Ireland will be seen as a foreign country. |
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