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Honorary ConsulJim Lamb
Address3335 Piedmont Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15216
USA
Phonelocal: (412) 708.2184
international: +1.412.708.2184
Emailjlamb@iiofpitt.org

» Can I visit Ireland without a visa?

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Heather Johnston
Mon, 19 Sep 2016 16:15 EDT
Spouse of Irish Born Citizen
When did it change that you had to live in Ireland to obtain citizenship if you are a spouse of the citizen?
John A Megaw Jr
Fri, 2 Oct 2015 13:41 EDT
Dual Citizenship
I am a US citizen and am interested in a dual citizenship.
My grandfather was born in Newry, NI. I have his certified birth certificate. I also have his certified Marriage Certificate from Philadelphia where he immigrated. A certified death certificate. The birth certificate of my Father indicating my grandfather and grandmother. And my birth certificate.

Where do you suggest I go from here?
Maureen Smith
Sun, 26 Jul 2015 21:33 EDT
Information on General Work Permit in Ireland
Where can I obtain information on applying for necessary working permits if I was to move to Ireland for a year?
Nga H DiGrazio
Tue, 2 Jun 2015 11:49 EDT
Question about visa
I am a green card holder and I am living in United States my original nationality passport is from Vietnam and I would like to go visit Ireland on September what kind of visa or paperwork I need to apply
Peter Carafano
Fri, 23 Jan 2015 10:20 EST
Irish team from Dublin comint to US to particpate in the State of Florida Student Astronaut Challenge
I am the director of the Student Astronaut Challenge held each year at the Kennedy Space Center. This program is sponsored by FSU and NASA. This year a guest team from Dublin, Ireland will be flying to the US to compete. To help support this visit FSU is paying their registration fees, hotel stay in Titusville and transportation. We are looking for an individual or group that would be interested in helping us raise money to send the lads to Universal for the day during their visit. Please contact Peter Carafano ( pcc03@fsu.edu) if you have any suggestions or are willing to help.
Donna
Mon, 15 Dec 2014 12:47 EST
Working holiday authorization
My daughter will be traveling to Ireland on Jan. 9th for 5 months for an internship.
Is the office in Pittsburgh able to process her extended stay work authorization, or do we need to go to Chicago?
Kieran
Tue, 29 Jul 2014 15:19 EDT
Answering Jennifer
Hi Jennifer.
You are entitled (I believe) to an Irish passport based on your grandfather having been an Irish citizen. You will need his birth certificate and possibly his marriage certificate to establish the connection between you both. Then you can apply directly on any Irish consulate website (like this one) and begin the process. It is detailed and long so be prepared for the length of time and effort it will entail to achieve your goal of an Irish passport. Well worth the time though! Good Luck!!
Jennifer
Sun, 18 May 2014 03:25 EDT
I am a us citizen and I am interested in a dual citizenship. My grandfather was born in Ireland. Is this possible and what will I need to do and obtain?

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