Do you need passport going on ferry to southern ireland?

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pimlicoboi

No, once you're a British Citizen, you dont need a passport, we were'nt even asked for I.D from Dublin to Hollyhead and return, and your dog will also be fine, no pet passport needed, microchipped recommended incase he/she goes astray but not required.

Have a great time over here.

WYNNE D

Yes you do

sandals_feet

alan m

Yes. Make sure he smiles.

ivor

If you mean a vacicinations passport we did not need one for our dog 5 years so probably not now

Keith J

From England or any other part of Britain - no.

Dogs should be microchipped though before bringing them to Ireland.

You don't need a passport but its easier if you have one. Immigration needs suitable photo id - a driving license is OK but that about it.

Your dog can either stay in the car during the journey or they do have special cages you can put the dog into for a small fee.
I always leave my dog in a locked car with the sliding roof and windows open a bit for ventilation. Remember to leave water in a bowl for your pet.

You are not allowed to take dogs (other than guide dogs) onto the passenger decks or restaurants or cabins of the ferries.

Keith

Mike S

yes you do need a passport to go to ireland and that is from the uk as i went back their a few weeks ago and was asked for one and as for your pet well you need a passport for them as well.
and if i can remember right i think that from the 1st of jan this year the law changed as they waren't going to accept any other form of id other than a passport to get into the country.

brasiedub

Are you talking about a DOG or a person. About a dog, I haven't got a clue. About a person, depends of your nationality. If you are (continental) Eu citizen, just your ID is ok. If you're UK citizen or from anywhere else, you DO need a passport, actually you need a passport anywhere, even if you're crossing from Newry to Dundalk by bus.

Alex

It depends on the nationality of "you".

If "you" is a UK citizen, then No. If the dog has also come from the UK, there would not be any entry problem to Ireland.

Other nationals would require a passport, as Ireland and UK are not Schengen.

codger

i do believe you need one to go to one part but am not sure but not sure which. codger

submissivmsle36

hi you
if your born in the UK no your dont need a passport to enter Ireland your dog is a different story dont even bring him he wont be allowed into let right away he will be keep for six months just in case the dog mite have something

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