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Abolish re-entry visa law in Ireland

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Sunny Chauhan
8 years ago

This process has increase the time for somebody to plan the travel. In first place GNIB registrations having a long queue and now this rentry visa via post will take 5-6 weeks. Visa process should be adopted like done in other developed countries.

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Sandeep shridhara
8 years ago

Sending by posts for booking an appointment will be highly inconvinient.

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Sahil Garg
8 years ago

Please revert back re-entry appointments via online.

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SHOBANA selvaraj
8 years ago

Already we have problem with Gnib appointment system it’s take one month to get an appointment. Now I feel like iris government says “ no more immigrants nobody no need to come back “

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I fully support this

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Vijay
8 years ago

This change has created and cost our pockets on our flight plans and if any urgency we cannot get the visa .

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Srikanta Eranna
8 years ago

This is very bad idea, I would say worst. People like us who wants to travel in emergency have to wait and can't go immediately. I request garda (gnib)to make necessary changes which helps all of us to book appointments smoothly.

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Abid
8 years ago

This is totally disgraceful as Irish government putting immigrants in such a position where they wouldn’t met humanitarian grounds anymore!!!

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Dinakar
8 years ago

This is not acceptable. Why do we need to surrender our passports so long..

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Abhishek Pathak
8 years ago

Irish Immigration department and its formalities, Are the worst among EU countries. why can't they simply get rid of this multi-entry visa, Uk and other EU country they all have just residence card system no re-entry visa thing and fee max 80euro that's all and that too is not required to be renewed every year. If money is the thing they want to make, increase the fee from euro300 to 500euro but do everything under one window and at one time, much less hassle in that and more revenue Irish government will generate in this system.

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S reddy
8 years ago

Even though we obey all the laws, getting days tough day by day.Holding passports for 4-6 weeks is utter bad decision. Online and postal decisions has to make in a week r so.Has to take out this multi entry visa system has to connect every thing to valid GNIB.

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Rajesh Prabhakaran
8 years ago

It's a miserable to see how Irish government is treating non eu here. Pls change!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

When a person allowed to stay in the country has is valid visa but until he/she has multiple entry visa they cannot reenter is really a disturbing, time consuming thing. Since we already pay 300€ For IRP. The person should be able to reenter the country with no additional visa. This is our really very kind request should be considered for some appropriate action please.. Thanks..

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Ankush Madha
8 years ago

Abolish the re-entry visa requirement atleast for people holding work permits or and other relevant year long visas.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

This law/rule is simply a cash-cow and seems to be made with a view to harass foreigners. It reflects the poor policy-making of the government that relies on a kind of xenophobia to support its economy.

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Jinen
8 years ago

Absolute unfair to take passport and gnib for that long.. what if in case of any emergency travell!!!

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Siva Reddy Gangireddy
8 years ago

Please combine GNIB and re-entry visa. For me seems like re-entry visa is just a formality. why we should wait 5 to 6 weeks for just a formality. I think it would be good if they combine everything and do at a time.

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Deepanshu Berry
8 years ago

Re-entry visa for gnib card holders be abolished, if you wish to charge fee then include it along gnib than two time whammy! At gnib time you stamp the passport, why not ad an extra visa sticker as well, make it much smoother!

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Anil Kumar
8 years ago

Plz it’s shouldn’t be like this plz take back your decision regarding te entry visa

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Gurpreet singh
8 years ago

It is already a lot to pay for €300 for gnib, irish visa validity stamp which is given on the passport at the time of registration must be recognised as re entry to IRELAND.