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by rachellynn1972 » Sat Aug 23, 2014 1:09 am
You need a valid passport. While e-passports are commonly used now, they are not a necessity to enter Ireland. Irish citizens and member of the common travel area countries do not require a passport to enter Ireland, but carriers by air or sea require some form of identification with a photograph, usually either a passport or driving license with photo..
The problem here is the carrier by air, you said your visa has expired then on the passport of your origin country, you don’t have right to be in Ireland on an expired visa until it is renew, so the carrier may refused to carry you even with your naturalization certificate.
In case you were lucky and the carrier allows you to travel back to Ireland, the airline carrier will registered you as only a national of the country passport you presented to them when booking your flight and the information will be pass to the Irish port immigration controller. On arrival they are expecting to see a national of that country not an Irish.
If lucky you talk your way through with the immigration officer that you are an Irish by your Naturalization certificate and he/she allows you in which is a must. Your origin country passport information will be mark and noted as an illegal entrant that do not have right to be in the country, this is their requirement, which I think its very bad and when ever you are travelling back to your origin country, the immigration check will show the passport holder is an illegal immigrant even though you are an Irish.
The best way for a dual nationality to travel is:
For Example: Dual Citizen of Turkey / Irish
Leaving Ireland to Turkish:
Present your Turkish Passport to check in at the airline check in desk, when you get to immigration point, present your Irish passport, immigration Officers don’t care about where you are going they only care if you have been living in the country legally. When you get to Turkey, present your Turkish passport which show you are entering Turkey as a Turkish national which gave you right to do anything in Turkey as a Turkish.
The flight records passed to Turkey immigration port entry will show you are a Turkish
Leaving Turkey to Ireland:
Present your Irish Passport to check in at the airline check in desk, when you get to immigration point, present your Turkish passport, immigration Officers don’t care about where you are going they only care if you have been living in the country legally. When you get to Ireland, present your Irish passport which show you are entering Ireland as an Irish national which gave you right to do anything in Ireland as an Irish.
The flight records passed to Irish immigration port entry will show you are an Irish
Note: Always use a passport that allows you to be in the destination country when booking an Airline because the information is passed to the receiving country immigration port of entry.
I cant advice you on what to do but my opinion might count.
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