Ireland Visa UK Travel Visa Question 30

Under normal circumstances, the British Embassy will send you an email to notify you and mail your passport to the reserved address.

If the waiting period is long, you can contact us by email. No particular questions will be answered.

Do you mean that you are in Ireland and are applying for a tourist visa to the UK at the British Embassy in Ireland?

If so, the British Embassy will usually notify you of the successful application by email and then send your passport to the address you have left. When I handled it today, the embassy sent it back without an email notification, I don't know if the procedure has changed, and it was very slow today, I waited for more than 3 weeks to come down.

If you go to pick it up yourself, you should be at the embassy gate at the appointed time, which should be 9 o'clock in the morning. Or you can call the British embassy (it takes a long time, and the fee is very expensive), or email us and they will reply.

Uh, it's special that the interview is all mailed, and you can pick this up. Personally, I think that the receipt of sending a signature is notified in the form of an email, and the ukba will notify you to take the signature by email, and rarely call**; The email will explain what programs you need and what you need to bring.

It's best to ask, it's convenient and fast

It is a UK visa applied for in China, if it is mailed, it will take a few days, if you are in a hurry, you will pick it up yourself, isn't there a service to check the progress of **, you can check it by entering your number, if it shows that the visa has come back, you can go to get it

Holding Ireland. Visa to go to the UK. The UK-Ireland visa scheme refers to a short-term visit visa granted by the UK and Ireland to each other, which means that a short-term visa from the UK can enter Ireland and a short-term visa from Ireland can enter the UK, and the visa issued under this scheme will be printed as "BIVS".

Since 16 June 2014, BIVS has been in effect, requiring businessmen and tourists from both countries to travel frequently and allowing free access, so investors are increasingly looking at Ireland.

The United Kingdom and Ireland have good geographical locations.

and ** relationship, they share a common cultural gene and have a close connection in history, in addition, Ireland speaks English, and its cultural barriers are relatively small compared to other EU countries.

The so-called BIVS (British-Ireland Visa Scheme) is the UK-Ireland visa system, and the UK-Ireland visa system refers to the mutual recognition of short-term visit visas issued by the UK and Ireland. This means that you will be able to enter Ireland on a UK short-term visa, and you will be able to enter the UK on an Irish short-term visa. Visas issued under this system will be marked 'BIVS'.

According to the provisions of the bilateral treaty, visas for both countries can be exchanged until October 31, 2021.

This means that with a UK tourist visa, you can visit Ireland visa-free. In turn, with an Irish tourist visa, it is also possible to visit the UK visa-free. The reason and basis for all this is that there is currently no substantial physical border management between Northern Ireland, the territory of the United Kingdom, and Ireland, that is, the border management between Northern Ireland and Ireland is similar to the border management between Schengen visa countries - there is a precise border between countries, but there is no border check, and the two countries can travel freely.

The principle that restricts the traveler to which country to submit the visa is that if you have a BIVS issued by which country, you must first enter which country and then go to another country: if you have a British visa, then you cannot fly directly to Ireland, you must fly to the United Kingdom to enter the country first, and then you can travel from the United Kingdom to Ireland. The reverse is also true, with an Irish tourist visa, you cannot fly directly to the UK (except for transit), you can only fly to Ireland for tourism before entering the UK.

In general, the territory of the United Kingdom is larger and the tourism resources are more abundant, so the probability of traveling to the United Kingdom multiple times in two years is definitely greater than that of traveling to Ireland, so it is recommended that you submit a visa to the United Kingdom as the first choice. Another reason, of course, is that if you fly from China, there are more routes to the UK, ** which is cheaper, so the chances of entering the UK are much higher than going to Ireland.

Yes, the UK is divided into Northern Ireland and Wales.

Scotland, England.

These four regions are all part of the United Kingdom. If you enter Ireland from the UK with a UK visa, you do not need to apply for a separate Irish visa, you can only hold a UK tourist individual visa.

Chinese citizens should bring their passports, air tickets, admission notices and invitation letters with them when they enter the UK.

Electricity, proof of funds, etc., as well as important information such as UK address, **, etc., cannot be placed in checked baggage.

Chinese nationals on certain UK visitor visas are allowed to travel to Ireland.

From 28 October 2014, Chinese tourists can visit the UK and Ireland with one visa. Chinese nationals holding some short-stay visitor visas to Ireland can enter the UK for travel, while Chinese nationals holding some UK visitor visas can travel to Ireland.

"UK-Ireland Interchange" is a visa simplification policy implemented in 2014, as long as you hold the United Kingdom or Ireland, you can exchange between the two countries, but to apply for a visa for which country, you must first enter from this country, which must be noted.

Individuals who hold visas that meet the conditions of the UK-Ireland visa system do not need to apply for a UK transit visa when transiting from the UK to Ireland. However, applicants must travel to Ireland within 24 hours of landing in the UK.

The maximum period of stay in Ireland with a valid UK visa is 90 days, and if the visa holder's remaining UK visa validity or planned stay in the UK is less than 90 days, the remaining days or planned dates of the UK visa validity will be used as references.