Consulate of Ireland in Cape Town
| Address | Cape Town Office LG Building No 1 Thibault Square Long Street Cape Town South Africa |
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| Phone | local: international: |
| Fax | local: international: |
Consulate of Ireland in Cape Town | Address | Cape Town Office LG Building No 1 Thibault Square Long Street Cape Town South Africa |
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| Phone | local: international: |
| Fax | local: international: |
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I am married to a South African woman and stay in South Africa (i have temporary residency). I need to do an exam in Dublin. Do i need a visa?
i need u to inform me about woking visa process
Please advise if I would qualify for an ancestral passport or visa if my great grandfather was born in IRELAND. I am South African and would like to become a carer in the UK.I have a copy of his birth certificate.
Thanking you kindly
Brenda
Up till April last year PP were free for us OAP'S and geriatrics...now they want to charge us over R1000 to renew......what a load of old b......s
I have just come from the Irish Embassy. Their office hours are 08h30 to 1pm. Frank who runs the office has a wealth of information and all the forms you need to apply / renew etc and he will advise you over the phone.
My grabdfather and mother are both Irish, i would like to apply for a Irish passport.I would like to know what do i do and what will i need ?
This is not a question and answer service. Use your heads, r more importantly your fingers, and phone the consulate.
Kindly let me urgently have form and whatever is required to obtain replacement passport. Mine was stolen in burglary/attack on my home on 9th March 2013. Hout Bay case no. 106.
Where do I apply for an Irish Passport as my father and his Father and his father were all born in Ireland
My husband and I need to renew our Irish Passports but I can't get through to the listed Cape Town telephone number on this web site,it just rings continually and is never answered. Is there another number we could try.
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