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im here at ireland for a holidays for 3months im from phils.i have an aunt in brighton england and she wants me to visit her there..do i still need to get a visa? for me to be able to travel england? where will i get a visa whats the first step?need some advice pls..thanks! I think you need to get a passport not a visa. A passport is traveling and a visa is for working in England unless you need a Visa credit card for buying stuff. If need a Visa credit card I would look online for the best deal for you, most likely a the lowest APR you can get. If you need a passort go online and find the department of state and look for passport requirements and how to apply. Hopefully I have answered your question. It depends on what part of Ireland you are in. Northern Ireland is part of the UK, whilst Southern Ireland is not. I'm not sure where Phils is so really don't know if you need a visa to get here or not....it might be easier if your aunt went to visit you instead, because if you do need a visa you may have had to sort it out in your home country before you left there. |
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