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Old Apr 29th 2009 | 6:09 am
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I am planning to visit UK this summer to some of my relatives.

Can I visit Ireland with my UK visit visa? I have a Pakistani Passport.

What is the best way to make a one-two day trip to ireland. I'll be staying in east london. What stations should I pick a train from?
 
Old Apr 29th 2009 | 7:38 am
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Officially no.

Unofficially you could go to Northern Ireland and cross the border, and you might be lucky and nobody will check and you won't get into any accidents or other incidents and your illegal status won't be found out...

... but I wouldn't risk it, personally.

If you're happy to stick with Northern Ireland, you can get ferries from Liverpool, Fleetwood, Troon, Cairnryan or Stranraer. These are all off the West Coast Main Line which goes from Euston, and the last three can be got to from the East Coast Main Line service to Glasgow too.
 
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But for a two day trip, you'll use nearly all the time travelling if you go by train.

Fly.
 
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Originally Posted by typical
But for a two day trip, you'll use nearly all the time travelling if you go by train.

Fly.
It would probably better if you asked both questions in the one post..

At least that way, we only have to ignore one, instead of two...

 
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Do you mean answered?

Honestly, this prejudice against Weegies has got to stop
 
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Do you mean answered?

Honestly, this prejudice against Weegies has got to stop
Och, he never said he was a Jockistani..

Cum oan back, wee man... Tell us yer ills.....
 
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Originally Posted by ckmoied
I am planning to visit UK this summer to some of my relatives.

Can I visit Ireland with my UK visit visa? I have a Pakistani Passport.

What is the best way to make a one-two day trip to ireland. I'll be staying in east london. What stations should I pick a train from?
No you can not enter the ROI on a UK visa. Wouldn't try entering from the north either , the border is on high alert at the mo due to the recent problems.

There is an Irish visa office in Dubai now. 2 days in Ireland is not really enough.
 
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Originally Posted by annacarna
No you can not enter the ROI on a UK visa. Wouldn't try entering from the north either , the border is on high alert at the mo due to the recent problems.

There is an Irish visa office in Dubai now. 2 days in Ireland is not really enough.
Its a bloody long journey from East London too. Why not try the Isle of Dogs if you fancy being adventurous?
 
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I am planning to visit UK this summer to some of my relatives.

Can I visit Ireland with my UK visit visa? I have a Pakistani Passport.

What is the best way to make a one-two day trip to ireland. I'll be staying in east london. What stations should I pick a train from?
 

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