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United Kingdom and Ireland: ferry travel changes with new passport rules

Euronews Portugal31 August 2026 at 11:18

From 28 September, passengers on various ferry routes between the United Kingdom and Ireland will need to present a valid passport, instead of other photo identification documents. This change affects ferry travel between the two countries and represents a significant alteration in travel requirements for those using this mode of transport. Passengers who do not have a valid passport may be prevented from boarding journeys covered by this new regulation.

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