Can I fly from Dublin with a British passport?
Ireland and the UK are part of the Common Travel Area (CTA), which means Irish and UK citizens can travel freely between the two countries without a passport. However, all airlines require some form of ID and most airlines do require that you have a valid passport for travel.
What are the rules for flying into Ireland?
You are also asked which of the following you are travelling with:
- Proof of vaccination.
- Proof of recovery from COVID-19 in the past 6 months.
- Proof of negative RT-PCR test taken within 72 hours before arrival OR a positive RT-PCR COVID-19 test result at least 11 days before arrival (and no more than 180 days)
What kind of iD do you need to travel to Ireland from the UK?
Acceptable Identification. If you’re a citizen of Ireland and/or Britain, you need to carry some form of official photo identification in order to be able to fly with us. Note: To travel between Ireland and Britain with photo identification other than a passport, you must have been born in Ireland or the U.K.
What do I need to fly from Ireland to Britain?
Before leaving home for your trip between Britain and Ireland or within Ireland, make sure you’ve got the right identification. Find out what you need to bring right here. If you’re a citizen of Ireland and/or Britain, you need to carry some form of official photo identification in order to be able to fly with us.
Do you have to fill out passenger locator form for Ireland?
Some people (such as essential supply chain workers) are exempted from completing this form. Passengers travelling onwards to Northern Ireland via Ireland must ensure that they are familiar with the public health measures in place there, including the requirement to complete a UK Passenger Locator form.
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