Ireland Opens to Travellers from the UK, the US, Europe and Other Countries

Ireland Opens to Travellers from the UK, the US, Europe and Other Countries

Ireland Adopts COVID Passport To Allow EU, UK And US Travel

Ireland Opens to Travellers - Vaccinated or Tested Travellers Welcome

Ireland Re-Opens Borders - Who Can Travel to Ireland Again?

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0:00 - Ireland Opens to Travellers from the UK, the US, Europe and Other Countries

01:27 - Ireland Adopts COVID Passport to Allow EU, UK & US Travel

The Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin has announced several measures to allow for a further phased reopening of Ireland's society and economy over the summer.

02:27 - Steps towards normal times

Speaking during a national address, Mr Martin said that the strategy to combat COVID-19 is working and that "the end of this is within our grasp".

This is an important time for us all. After the trauma of the last 15 months, we are finally taking definite steps toward enjoying normal times with friends and loved ones again

03:07 - Quarantine free travel to Ireland

All EU countries are to come off the mandatory hotel quarantine list on 19 July. This is to facilitate the introduction of the Digital Green Certificate, or the EU’s Covid passport.

This will allow those who are fully vaccinated, have produced a negative Covid test result from the
previous 72 hours, or who have fully recovered from Covid to travel in the EU.

The EU Digital Covid Certificates (DCC) will show if a passenger is vaccinated, if they recovered from Covid-19 in the past nine months, and if they had a negative test result taken 72 hours before arrival.

Travellers from the EU without the Digital Covid Certificates must have proof of a negative PCR test from within 72 hours prior to their arrival.

04:02 - Arrivals from the UK and the US

The new guidelines on travel outline that “to protect its citizens against the importation of variants, an ‘emergency brake’ mechanism ..."

"will be coordinated at EU level to react swiftly to the emergence of a variant of concern or variant of interest”.

“Government advice will be to avoid travel to a country where the emergency brake has been applied.

Different requirements will apply depending on whether a person can provide proof of vaccination and if they are coming from a country where an “emergency” brake has been applied.

Passengers arriving from the UK and the US into Ireland from where the EU has not applied an “emergency brake”:

no emergency brake
* With proof of vaccination will have no travel-related testing or quarantine requirement
* With no proof of vaccination must have a negative PCR test within 72 hours prior to arrival self-quarantine, and undergo post-arrival testing provided through the Health Service Executive (HSE)

When an emergency brake is in place, vaccinated and unvaccinated passengers from the UK and the US, must still provide a negative test, undergo self-quarantine and post-arrival testing even if they have proof of vaccination.

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[randiehylton]

I am travelling to Ireland during the second week of August, how do I obtain a EU Covid 19 passport?

[joelmarcott]

They are saying even if you are unvaccinated from the US, you still need a negative PCR test PLUS Quarantine for 14 Days. As if I'm going to happily use my vacation time to quarantine...NOPE!!! They better come up with something better than that!!

[Hope-unwv]

Could they not find anyone with an Irish accent? Also what about those who can't have the vaccine for health reasons?

[silviaoctaviani]

hi.. do i need pcr test for going to UK from Ireland?

[awaitedu]

I am British citizen want to travel from Pakistan to Ireland. I am not fully vaccinated and what are Entry requirements?

[naveenmessi]

So if I am fully vaccinated and an Irish citizen, can I travel to and fro from the UK without quarantine /PCR tests etc or are there still some conditions for travel ?
Thanks in advance.

[Travel]

I'm Filipina !Can I travel to Ireland from hongkong now ?

[amarnathsubramaniam]

Indian Students applied for higher studies in Ireland, what are the restrictions, academic courses starting sep 2021. Travel from india is possible for students?

[bluered]

My wife and I are traveling from the US to Dublin fully vaccinated and thinking about driving a rental car up to northern Ireland. Since it is in the UK is there anything else I will need to be allowed to cross the border?

[gleniaomalza]

I'm from Philippines no vaccine yet still applying visa for Ireland to live with my husband can I travel with out vaccine?

[garrybeair]

We are scheduled to arrive in Dublin on July 14th. We are flying in from the US. We are fully vaccinated and have a place rented in Dingle. We will have a covid test before arriving. Will we still have to quarantine? Will we be able to travel to Dingle? Thank you

[rams]

Hai Ma'am
This is Ram. I am an Indian. I want to join my wife who is working as a nurse in Ireland. Can you please clarify if you have any idea regarding the covid vaccine. Can I travel immediately after my full vaccination with certificate or there is any criteria regarding that. Kindly let me know this
Thank you

[gayramelb]

Hi IAM what about from UK to USA when they allow to travel??