Re-entry Visa no more required in Ireland| Re-entry visa not required for children under16

Updated on 14th June :
www.irishimmig...
Re-entry visa requirements for children under 16 have been suspended with immediate effect and until further notice.
Children under 16 who wish to re-enter the State must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who has a legal permission to reside in the State. The adult accompanying the child must also provide appropriate documentation to prove they are the legal parent or guardian of the child in question.
Suitable documents to prove the relationship between the parent or guardian and the child are:
A birth or adoption certificate, or guardianship papers showing your relationship with the child
A marriage/divorce certificate if you are the child’s parent but have a different surname
A death certificate in the case of a deceased parent
Further information about travelling with children is available online at www.irishimmigration.ie/at-the-border/travelling-with-children.
Please note that current applications for re-entry visas for children under 16 will be returned along with passports to customers in the coming days.
June 14th, 2022

[@lalkochummanjacob3675]

valuable information.

[@gireeshpandalam5468]

Very good information 💕💕💕💕

[@daniel11111]

So when I travel back to Ireland (next week), all I need to show the airport check in staff is the IRP card? The sticker visa in my passport has expired. Would be much obliged if you reply. Thanks.

[@evanaefrendreamcastle]

Hi Daniel, as per my knowledge we need to have a valid IRP card along with your passport (even visa that has expired is okay).

[@daniel11111]

@@evanaefrendreamcastle thank you so much for your reply 😊

[@mohammadeasin8963]

Brother, it is possible to get a tourist visa to Ireland from Malta. What other documents do you need? Please give me a video.

[@evanaefrendreamcastle]

Hi brother, I will try to get info regarding this and will let you know

[@ahammedseptember]

👍

[@iemovies7022]

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