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If I take train from Dublin to Belfast will someone be checking my passport again?

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I am American flying into Dublin, I know they will stamp my passport there, but will they stamp it again on the train?

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  1. No you'll be fine.


  2. No they shouldent, they will check your ticket though

  3. It is unlikely.  I have taken this train many times and never been asked for my passport.

  4. Nope, the only thing they check on there is your ticket.

  5. no the borders between ROI and NI are open. much like the rest of Europe

  6. No you won't need it for the train. First class is pricey but great if you can swing it.

    You can also cross the border by car without a hassle.

  7. No, they don't check the passports on that route.

  8. no, there are no border controls at all, not even checkpoints. you can even have two passports if you live in northern ireland - 1 british 1 irish. enjoy your stay!!

  9. No. This is Ireland a blind eye is given to complicated technicalities!and thanks to the improved relations between north and south there is virtually no border.When you arrive in my country i wish you Cead Mile Failte(100 thousand welcomes in irish)

  10. Getting into the Uk from any country is always simple. No checks nothing.

  11. No, so have fun and enjoy.

  12. Don't think so. Didn't check mine when I travelled to Northern Ireland 2 years ago by train, which was just as well because I didn't have it with me. If you live on the island, you only need a picture ID, so I had my driver's licence.

  13. Nope!  Have fun.
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