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You need one of The South, you don't need one for the North. You can cross the border freely but that's down to your conscience. If it's for work in the South you'd need a work permit.sunita11 wrote:Dear Friends,
I am an Indian national on Tier1 General route currently in UK. I may have to Travel to Ireland and would like to know
do I need an Irish visa or can I travel with my Current UK Tier1 ?
Thanks in Advance and appreciate your quick response.
Kind Regards,
Sunita
Entry to the United Kingdom via Ireland
Applicants who entered through Ireland, and therefore have not passed through immigration
control, cannot demonstrate their date of entry to the UK using their passport. Alternative
evidence to demonstrate this can include, but is not limited to:
a copy of a travel ticket showing the date of arrival
independent evidence of activity following entry, such as
o a letter from an employer stating when the applicant started their employment in
the UK
o a tenancy agreement from a landlord stating when the applicant started living a UK
address.
