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it depends from where are you coming back , when you arrive in Ireland you should not have any problem but you will be asked at the point you are traveling frombiggerjosh wrote:hi
Needed some advise regarding travelling.I received my approval last week with regard to my citizenship subsequently I submitted all the docs along with the GNIB card. Now there is some family emergency so I need to travel next month.So my query is whether I can travel without the GNIB card ,would there be any hassle while coming back to Ireland as every time I came back they have asked for my GNIB card.I would really appreciate your valuable advise don't know whether anybody has gone through the same situation.
Thanks in advance
This is actually a wrong information. Non-EU nationals that are residence in Ireland is being asked for a GNIB card whenever they arrival in Ireland regardless where they're frommalikscompany wrote:it depends from where are you coming back , when you arrive in Ireland you should not have any problem but you will be asked at the point you are traveling from
IntegratedMigrant I think you misread what Malikscompany posted. If you are travelling from India or Pakistan or even Turkey if you are resident here you need to have a GNIB card if you don't have a GNIB card it can cause problem there. If you have a Re Entry sticker in your passport then there shouldn't be any problem but if you are holding 4Eufam when there is no Re Entry then there is no other way to board the flight.IntegratedMigrant wrote:This is actually a wrong information. Non-EU nationals that are residence in Ireland is being asked for a GNIB card whenever they arrival in Ireland regardless where they're frommalikscompany wrote:it depends from where are you coming back , when you arrive in Ireland you should not have any problem but you will be asked at the point you are traveling from