Question : travel to ireland?
my mother needs to travel to ireland in 5 days she does not have a passport or photo id what can she do?
- asked by carmen m
All Answers:
Answer #1
swim
- answered by t3h1
Answer #2
go to police and get id or letter. as proof of identity and address.
- answered by brioduinn
Answer #3
I LIVE IN IRELANDsorry just wanted to say that.well she cant theres no legal wayno legal waylegal waysorry got carried away trying to emphasize things.......DONT BREAK THE LAW=)
- answered by rachael.millymoohead
Answer #4
During the summer my sister's friend tried to travel from Gatwick to Cork. She had forgotten her passport and they wouldn't let her board even with her driving license. The best thing to do is contact the airline direct as it at their discretion and some are more lenient than others. If they won't let her travel without a passport, all is not lost as there are passport centres at various locations throughout the country that you can make an appointment and get a passport that day. Hope it all works out for you and she has a great visit. Ireland is a beautiful country x x
- answered by katieplatie
Answer #5
Spend a day at the passport office to pick one up in person. Is it the Irish republic or Northern Ireland?Don't want to assume she is old or anything but if it is Northern Ireland she could use her buss pass as ID my mum uses hers for domestic flights.
- answered by L D
Answer #6
She can take the ferry , I don't think you need any Id but she may then need to take a bus or a train to get her to the final destinationGood Luck
- answered by EVA
Answer #7
do you need a passport to travel to ireland from britain? well she should ring the airport. i doubt there's much she can do in a short time though
- answered by Blink J
Answer #8
There is nothing she can do, she will not be allowed entry without passport, nor will she be allowed depart her own country without one either. Sorry! Depending on where you are and on the circumstances, she could apply for passport and pay extra to expedite the processing.
- answered by RC
Answer #9
Sorry she has to have a passport if she was able to travel to Ireland they are just now changing the rules in the US that upon return she has to have a passport to get back through customs into the US. Check out the links below. The first one is a government site I'd trust it first.
- answered by jamesnjenifer
Answer #10
what is wrong with you people.!!!!!!! get a passport
- answered by Maurice
Answer #11
I travel to Ireland all the time...And my passport / status has never been in question.If you are European, you have no worries.If not, then you need a passport.Contact me on ecolsson@yahoo.co.uk if you have any questions.Beats living in Phuket where I am now....
- answered by notmyusualid
Answer #12
If she's flying there's no way she'll get there but she can travel by ferry. I travel to Ireland 5 times a year by the Cairnryan to larne route (from Scotland) and have NEVER needed identification. There's other routes too...check out P&O ferries website. Good luck.(Only applies if you're in the u.k of course)
- answered by Bradley
Answer #13
If you are a U.S. citizen and a registered voter contact your Congressman/woman office in D.C. via phone. Explain the urgency of the trip and the time span you have before departure. You also could phone a post office in the area and see if they issue passport on a very quick turnaround. Photo's can usually be had in several hours.
- answered by tjdepere2003
Answer #14
she will need some proof of id.save time and hassle sort it out now
- answered by purple diamond
Answer #15
jump into a freight ship, hiding in a freight...maybe she'll get over that way...!Hope i helped:D
- answered by Diarmaid S
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