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Do I need a visa to travel to Cork in Ireland? What of medical and travel insurance too? Thank you in advance.

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Where are you from that you are traveling to Cork Ireland?

I live in Massachusetts, USA and my mother-in-law travels to Cork Ireland every year to visit family. She is a US citizen and she just needs to have a passport. Her US medical insurance automatically covers her for out of state or out of country use. She doesn't have any type of travel insurance.

I don't know about having to obtain a visa to travel to Ireland.
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JUST GO MATE BLOODY LOVELY PLACE FRIENDLY PEOPLE, GOOD GROG,NUFF SAID.EXPENSIVE THOUGH.
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Hi,

Your best off taking your passport where ever you go.
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From America? All you need for a ninety day stay is a passport. Don't know about insurance, but emergency medical is free. have fun!
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Depeneds on where you are from mate.

Are you in the EU?

Always a good idea to get travel and medical insurance.

Although we have free healthcare over here.

But you will probably get mugged in Cork so definately get travel insurance. hehe
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That does depend on what country you are travelling from? In the UK we would only require a passport to travel to Ireland and travel insurance and medically cover if desired.
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Hi, you don't say where you are from. EU citizens don't need a visa. Medical insurance wise if you are an EU citizen the E111 is recommended. And again travel insurance is always recommended depending again where you are travelling from.
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Where from?
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Firstly where are you travelling from?
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No Visa, no Passport.
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Always advisable to have adequate travel insurance covering medical treatment. As for needing a visa, you don't say where you're from but if you are in any doubt, it's always advisable to speak to the embassy.
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it depends where you re from and what you want to do. if you want to work there then you will need a working permit/visa if you are from a foreign country. and it is always advisable to purchase travel insurance if you are travelling. you can also get a free e111 form if your from europe from your local health board
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