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I have a spousal visa for the UK, if i want to visit scotland, wales or ireland, do i need a visa? |
Travel Info I have a spousal visa for the UK, if i want to visit scotland, wales or ireland, do i need a visa? Travel Tips No - they are all part of the same country. Enjoy your visit! Others Scotland, Wales and *Northern* Ireland are all part of the UK, so one visa will let you visit all. There is no passport control between England and Wales/Scotland/Northern Ireland. The Republic of Ireland (the south) is generally open to anyone with a UK visa, and passport checks are not consistently applied - but you would be advised to double-check if you're going there. No, the United Kingdom comprises Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland. No, your spousal visa covers all parts of the UK. I don't know about the Republic though. You should check with the Irish embassy. |
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