Do you need a passport to get into ireland from the uk?

Question

as i have just got a new passport with the name im meant to have after marriage next sunday but ive changed my mind im not going to do it so that will mean my passport wont be valid i dont think? can anybody help me find out as otherwise i wont be able to go on our honeymoon unless i take his name and i really do not want to do that !! t

Answer 1

If you are driving---no

If you are traveling Ryan air---Yes

Other low cost flights -only photo id

Answer 2

You need photographic ID if you're flying to Northern Ireland or Irish free State.

If you are a British Subject then you are remaining in UK if going to NI.

If travelling to IFS then you also do not require a passport as a passport is not required for travel between UK and IFS.

Answer 3

Are u from the UK? Yes

Answer 4

No you don't need a passport but take something else drivers lis or the likes with a picture on for I.D purposes.

Answer 5

no

Answer 6

No, with a UK passport you dont need to stress. But even if you have your old passport on you with your maiden name, it wont be marked as invalid for your honeymoon... They wont penalize you for being 'just married' as you would need you marriage certificate to update the name anyway... HAVE FUN!

Answer 7

DEPENDS which ireland? YOU SHOULD NOT BUT they do some random searches now. you would be very unlucky;you will be  ok

Answer 8

You do not mention if you are an EU citizen.  If so, then you should not need a passport, but check with your airline.

I traveled from the UK to Dublin last year and did have my passport stamped, but I am not an EU citizen.

Answer 9

Under the Treaty of Amsterdam, which created a common travel area agreement, so UK and Irish citizens travelling between both countries are not required to carry a passport. You will need to carry photo ID, such as a driving licence.