Do Indian passport holder with indefinite leave in UK need a transit visa in Dublin?

1. Do I need a visa for Ireland if I have indefinite leave to remain?
2. Do Indian citizens need transit visa for Ireland?
3. Can I travel to Ireland with UK visa on Indian passport?
4. Do I need a visa to transit through Dublin?
5. How do I prove my indefinite leave to remain?
6. What is the difference between indefinite leave to remain and permanent residence?
7. Do Indian passport need visa for Dublin?
8. Do Indian need transit visa for Dublin Airport?
9. Who needs a transit visa for Ireland?
10. Can I visit UK with Ireland work permit?
11. Can I visit UK with Irish visa?
12. Which countries I can visit with UK visa?

Do I need a visa for Ireland if I have indefinite leave to remain?

Citizens of the United Kingdom do not require a visa to travel to Ireland as they have Indefinite Leave To Remain. This means that you can travel freely into and out of the country. Please check below for any document requirements that may be needed including specific passport information.

Do Indian citizens need transit visa for Ireland?

You need a Transit Visa to travel through an Irish airport/seaport on your way to another destination, subject to the information below. To transit through Ireland means you are only passing through an Irish airport or seaport to travel to another destination. To transit, you cannot pass through border control.

Can I travel to Ireland with UK visa on Indian passport?

Eligible UK visas

Indian and Chinese nationals can travel to Ireland and the UK using the following UK visas: all standard visitor categories where the maximum period for a single visit is six months.

Do I need a visa to transit through Dublin?

To transit through Ireland means you are only passing through an Irish airport or seaport to travel to another destination. ... If you have to pass through border control, you need a short stay or long stay visa to travel to Ireland.

How do I prove my indefinite leave to remain?

How do I prove that I have Indefinite Leave to Remain?

1. a Biometric Residence Permit (BRP). ...
2. a No Time Limit (NTL) stamp in your passport (expired or otherwise), stating 'There is at present no time limit on the holder's stay in the United Kingdom';

What is the difference between indefinite leave to remain and permanent residence?

Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) is also commonly referred to as 'Permanent Residence'. If you are a foreign national and you are granted Indefinte Leave to Remain, you will have permission to live and work in the UK without restriction. UK ancestry visa (after 5 years) ...

Do Indian passport need visa for Dublin?

The Programme permits nationals of 18 countries, including India, who are holders of certain categories of Short Stay “C” UK visas to travel to Ireland within the time remaining on their current leave to remain in the UK without the requirement to obtain an Irish visa.

Do Indian need transit visa for Dublin Airport?

You must apply for a short stay Visit Visa if you want to pass through border control, eg if you are transiting overnight and want to stay in a hotel. If you do not have a short stay Visit Visa, you will not be allowed to pass through border control.

Who needs a transit visa for Ireland?

Nationals of some states or territorial entities are required to be in possession of an Irish transit visa when arriving at a port of entry in Ireland for the purposes of passing through a port (airport, seaport) in order to travel to another state. A transit visa does not permit you to enter Ireland for any purpose.

Can I visit UK with Ireland work permit?

You are an Indian national (or other nationality classed as a 'visa-national', e.g., Chinese, Algerian, Zambian, and so on) who has a work permit from the Republic of Ireland and want to visit the UK. ... You WILL require an entry clearance (visa) prior to leaving the ROI, you cannot apply for leave to enter upon arrival.

Can I visit UK with Irish visa?

Travel between Ireland & UK using a single UK-Irish visa

You can visit Ireland and the United Kingdom using a single visa issued by either country, if you are a Chinese or Indian citizen. ... You can visit the UK (including Northern Ireland) without applying for a UK visa, if you have an Irish Visit (Tourist) Visa.

Which countries I can visit with UK visa?

Visa-free North American countries for UK Visa holders

• Dominican Republic. Reason to go: The 27 waterfalls of Damajagua, white-sand beaches and flavoursome Dominican food. ...
• Bermuda. ...
• Cayman Islands. ...
• Turks and Caicos Islands. ...
• Mexico. ...
• Serbia. ...
• Montenegro. ...
• Georgia.