Travelling from Dublin to UK

[khanz]

Hi All,

I am a British citizen and working in Ireland. My wife is Non EEA national and holds Indefinite Leave to Remain in UK. She came to visit me in Dublin via Belfast, so does not have any entry stamp in the passport. Now we intend to fly back from Dublin to UK. Would it be possible to take a Ryanair or Aerlingus flight to UK?

Thx

[DiegoUK]

1) This is assumption
2) If she's in the system it will be okay

[khanz]

Please explain.

[CR001]

@khanz - you can travel by air. There is nothing you need to do to re-enter the UK as you have a British passport and your partner has Indefinite Leave to Remain and presumably has proof of visa status with her. Makes no difference if she does not have stamps in her passport.

[DiegoUK]

^^ THIS ^^

[khanz]

Hi CR001,

Thanks for your reply. She does not have Irish visa but definitely has UK ILR stamp in her passport. So, according to your reply, I assume this is enough for her to fly from Dublin to UK. I also assume that the airline in Dublin won't be verifying if she has visa for Ireland or not?

Thx

[KingdomMan]

Hi CR001,

Thanks for your reply. She does not have Irish visa but definitely has UK ILR stamp in her passport. So, according to your reply, I assume this is enough for her to fly from Dublin to UK. I also assume that the airline in Dublin won't be verifying if she has visa for Ireland or not?

Thx

no one bothers if you have the Irish visa stamp if you're exiting the state in as much as you have your visa to enter the country of your entry (in your case, the UK). You guys are very okay to fly from Dublin airport to the UK without any worries as no one checks for Irish visas on exit from Ireland.

[khanz]

Thanks all, for your replies.