No passport going to london?

NiSmO · 05-06-2008 8:22pm #1

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suspectdevice · 05-06-2008 8:25pm

i recently travelled to london with someone who only required their drivers license. shes too young for that obviously but perhaps you should phone and ask about what photo id is acceptable, call the airline

Rb · 05-06-2008 8:25pm

Just put her in a carry on bag

Latchy · 05-06-2008 8:26pm

Think she might need some sort of photo id such as a drivers license .I produced this recently along with out of date passport on depatures from liverpool to dublin and was ok , as like your sister my passport needs to be renewed .

NiSmO · 05-06-2008 8:27pm

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longshanks · 05-06-2008 8:28pm

or call to the local garda station and explain the situation. they might give a cover letter, stamp it etc, to allow her travel

NiSmO · 05-06-2008 8:28pm

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Mr. Presentable · 05-06-2008 8:31pm

Depends on her nationality.

But from Ryanair

For British and Irish citizens who are travelling on flights to/from the United Kingdom to/from the Republic of Ireland (Common Travel Area), a valid driving licence with photo is acceptable photo ID. Passengers who are citizens of other countries travelling on these routes must present a valid passport (with visa if applicable) or a National Identity Card issued by the government of a European Economic Area (EEA) country.

So, if she has no Drivers Licence she will need a passport if going by Ryanair, for example. I'd call the conveyor and find out. Get names and numbers.

NiSmO · 05-06-2008 8:40pm

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Mr. Presentable · 05-06-2008 8:42pm

Children included on the passport of the parent with whom they are travelling

Is that an escape?

Caoimhín · 05-06-2008 8:44pm

Your really a Roma tryin to steal a child....

NiSmO · 05-06-2008 8:48pm

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brousuka · 05-06-2008 8:52pm

I think it depends on the airline. Last year we flew to West Midlands airport via Ryanair and my 13yr old daughter had no passport but they accepted her birth cert and student card which I got from USIT, Usit just needed a letter from her school confirming she was a student stc. Hmmm... just forgot it's school holidays but I don't think you'll have any prob. Hope everything goes well, I'm sure it will!

Latchy · 05-06-2008 8:53pm

What i found amusing was that on my rtn to liverpool , the polish girl on ryan air check in at Dublin airport was eyeing me up and down to make sure i was who my licence ID said i was, and me a dub on his home patch

times have changed indeed

robinph · 05-06-2008 8:56pm

The travelling without any ID and with an adult who is not their parent may raise questions though, but will probably not get asked for any ID apart from at checkin.

NiSmO · 05-06-2008 8:56pm

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brousuka · 05-06-2008 9:08pm

BTW, just remembered, most school secretary's are still working at the school this week and if you really want to be 100% about it go to the school sec first thing in the morn - get the letter - go to your nearest USIT office it takes only minutes to get the student card (just need 2 photos) they will laminate the card and that will be OK. I hope the flight isn't too early!

NiSmO · 05-06-2008 9:10pm

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brousuka · 05-06-2008 9:18pm

OK, good, please let us know!!

NiSmO · 05-06-2008 10:14pm

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Sherifu · 06-06-2008 9:05am

NiSmO wrote: »

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Chopped up body, I knew it!

Karoma · 06-06-2008 9:07am

Don't post for traffic again.

No passport going to london?

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