Migrants: Northern Ireland

(asked on 29th March 2022) - View Source

Question to the Home Office:

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, where a visa-national entering the UK via Dublin airport can get their entry stamp in Northern Ireland.


Answered by
Kevin Foster Portrait
Kevin Foster
This question was answered on 6th April 2022

There are no routine immigration controls on journeys between Ireland and Northern Ireland. However, individuals arriving in the UK, wherever they enter from, must do so in line with the UK’s immigration framework - for example by being in possession of a valid visa.

There is no requirement for a visa national who possesses a valid UK visa and who enters the UK via Dublin Airport to obtain an entry stamp in their travel document after their arrival in Northern Ireland.

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