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Uk Passport? Is This a Problem

  • 12-08-2013 2:15pm
    #1
    btobd89
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4 ✭


    Hate to ask an annoying question but having trouble finding any info.

    I have a British passport, but lived in Ireland most of my life. My parents are both British so I dont have any Irish in me :(.

    Im looking to apply for a visa for next year. Now it looks like I cant apply through the Irish IEC because you need an Irish passport. I cant apply through the English one because I haven't lived there for 15 years, I've never worked in England nor do i have an address to say ive lived in England.

    Does anyone have any tips how I can solve this and get a visa


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  • #2
    againstthetide
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 491 ✭✭againstthetide


    btobd89 wrote: »
    Hate to ask an annoying question but having trouble finding any info.

    I have a British passport, but lived in Ireland most of my life. My parents are both British so I dont have any Irish in me :(.

    Im looking to apply for a visa for next year. Now it looks like I cant apply through the Irish IEC because you need an Irish passport. I cant apply through the English one because I haven't lived there for 15 years, I've never worked in England nor do i have an address to say ive lived in England.

    Does anyone have any tips how I can solve this and get a visa

    Irish Grandparents?


  • #3
    btobd89
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4 ✭btobd89


    againstthetide wrote: »
    Irish Grandparents?

    Nope nothing like that. Im guessing ill have to go through the naturalisation route. Seems like a pain


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