Do you need a passport to fly from manchester to dublin?

Answer 1

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No, as both cities are in the UK

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^^ Actually that depends on which airline you are flying with. Ryanair and Easyjet are the only two airlines that fly from Liverpool to Belfast, and Ryanair now requires that all passengers check in with a passport or NID card, no matter where they are flying.

Answer 2

That will depend on your nationality. Some people don't, like British or Irish citizens, but some will need a passport and a visa. As a general rule for international travel, always have a passport with you.

That will depend on your nationality. Some people don't, like British or Irish citizens, but some will need a passport and a visa. As a general rule for international travel, always have a passport with you.

That will depend on your nationality. Some people don't, like British or Irish citizens, but some will need a passport and a visa. As a general rule for international travel, always have a passport with you.

That will depend on your nationality. Some people don't, like British or Irish citizens, but some will need a passport and a visa. As a general rule for international travel, always have a passport with you.

That will depend on your nationality. Some people don't, like British or Irish citizens, but some will need a passport and a visa. As a general rule for international travel, always have a passport with you.

That will depend on your nationality. Some people don't, like British or Irish citizens, but some will need a passport and a visa. As a general rule for international travel, always have a passport with you.

That will depend on your nationality. Some people don't, like British or Irish citizens, but some will need a passport and a visa. As a general rule for international travel, always have a passport with you.

That will depend on your nationality. Some people don't, like British or Irish citizens, but some will need a passport and a visa. As a general rule for international travel, always have a passport with you.

That will depend on your nationality. Some people don't, like British or Irish citizens, but some will need a passport and a visa. As a general rule for international travel, always have a passport with you.

That will depend on your nationality. Some people don't, like British or Irish citizens, but some will need a passport and a visa. As a general rule for international travel, always have a passport with you.

That will depend on your nationality. Some people don't, like British or Irish citizens, but some will need a passport and a visa. As a general rule for international travel, always have a passport with you.

Answer 3

That will depend on your nationality. Some people don't, like British or Irish citizens, but some will need a passport and a visa. As a general rule for international travel, always have a passport with you.

Answer 4

No if you are a British citizen however other official photographic ID may be required by the airline such as a driving license.

Answer 5

passport or national ID card/drivers license/work ID with photo

Answer 6

If you are a citizen of the United Kingdom you do not need a passport to fly from Manchester to Dublin. However, if you are not a citizen a passport will be required.

Answer 7

You will not pass through passport control traveling directly from the Republic of Ireland to the UK. However, you will need photo ID to clear airport security.

Answer 8

no if you hae official id or a driving licence with your picture on it

Answer 9

Yes. Since Dublin in in Ireland and Heathrow is in the UK, you will need a passport to fly and you will need to go through Immigration as soon as you arrive in Dublin.

Answer 10

Yes