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moving from republic of ireland to England?
My partner is moving from Dundalk in the roi to England to live with me is there anything she needs besides the obvious stuff like passport. Would she need any visas etc She is going to college in September.
4 Answers
- MaxiLv 77 years ago
Obvious stuff like passport.......... if your partner is an Irish national the ONLY thing they need is a pictorial ID,( unless flying with Ryanair and they insist on a passport) there is free movement of irish/British people between the islands to live/work
When your partner arrives if they intend to work then they need to apply for a National Insurance number, register with a local GP and thats it......... bet they will soon want to head back to live in Dundalk very quickly though..I was there today and I wouldn't leave to live in England
- NikLv 77 years ago
You shouldn't need anything really you are free to live in and around England simply a passport for the crossing. And then the obvious money to get around to live a place to live etc. But asside from that she is free to live, work and move around where ever she wants.
- Anonymous7 years ago
No hassle you have freedom of movement make sure you have a place to live however before going and money.
- AwakeLv 67 years ago
Not only does she live in the EU but she lives in the Common Travel Area. Add to that she is Irish, and the Irish have always had special privileges in the UK.
As the UK doesn't have EU citizen registration anyway, she just needs to come over. She'll need to get a National Insurance number though for working and register with a GP.
