Can I travel to N. Ireland with Irish Visa?

Question

I'm planning to travel to Ireland / N. Ireland around Thanksgiving time. I need to apply Irish visa becasue the entry point will be Dublin, so my question if I have Irish visa can I treval to N. Ireland or I'll need two visa for these two places?

Answer 1

Northern Ireland is part of the UK and you will require another visa to travel there. Also the currency is different.

Answer 2

If you are going from Ireland to the North by car, bus or train  -  no problem.  No border checkpoint, no visa required. The currency is different  though  -  euro in Ireland, pounds sterling in the North.

Enjoy your visit !!

Answer 3

hello,

you need to apply for the UK visa.

here is the address

United Kingdom Embassy , Ireland

29 Merrion Road

Ballsbridge

Dublin

Ireland

Phone:

[phone]

Fax:

[phone]

Email:

[e-mail]

[e-mail]

Website URL:

www.britishembassy.ie

contact them.

Answer 4

you need a UK visa also, if you plan to visit Northern Ireland.

I got this off the  Irish government website:

Will an Irish visa allow me to travel to Northern Ireland?

No,  If you wish to travel to Northern Ireland you will require a UK Visa.

If you are travelling to the Republic of Ireland, and you intend to also visit Northern Ireland and return to the Republic, you must obtain a multiple-entry Irish visa and a UK visa.

If your main destination is Northern Ireland but you arrive in, and depart from the Republic of Ireland, you must first obtain a UK visa, and then a multi-entry Irish visa.