The "winds of change" are blowing here in the US and my wife and I are giving serious consideration to relocating to Ireland. We're from the central US, probably considered in the ...
I have read that Ireland is more okay with things such as homosexuality - but are they okay with different religious beliefs? I'm an atheist, and personally - it terrifies me to remain in A...
I'm french and will travel to Ireland in September for a few months.
I'm just curious to know what irish think about french. Both bad or nice prejudice are welcome, I won't change ...
While almost everyone in Ireland speaks English, how common and what occasions are Gaelic spoken in modern times? Additional Details Yes, you are all right "Its GAEILGE!!!" T...
We nearly ended up in the Boyne River at Slane when I got stuck up the hill and the bus started slipping down the road back towards the bridge I had just crossed.
I live in Dublin Ireland and in order for me to purchase a Criminal Record Certificate from the UK I need to send either £10 sterling or a cheque. I have a account in the UK but my cheque book is ...
Hi. I'm a spanish girl. I'm going to Ireland for three weeks this summer. I'd like to know something about de conuntry. The best places to go, the costumes, the food, how to act...
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I am going to be visiting Ireland in June and want some advice on picturesque, quaint places to visit (besides Dublin). Also do you recommend that we rent a car to sight see or should we take to ...
SriLankan_in_UK
I have a UK work permit + visa, do i need another one to visit Ireland?
i'm working in London on a work permit. Would i need an additional one to visit Ireland?
Am pretty sure that Northern Ireland would be alright since it's part of the UK, but if i wanted to go down to the Republic, i'd imagine i need a visa. Right?
btw - my citizenship is Sri Lankan, if you couldn't figure that out from my username!
Please note that a Schengen or UK visa or residence permission is NOT valid for travel to Ireland. If you are a national of a visa-required country you will need to apply for an Irish visa in advance of travel to Ireland.
Sri-Lanka is not on the Irish list of countries whose citizens are visa exempted.
You will need a visa to visit the Republic of Ireland.
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