Important Information to Read before you Travel
Important Information to Read before you Travel
In advance of your upcoming holiday, we have put together some important information for you to review.
Travelling overseas from Ireland
Please refer to the official website of the Department of Foreign Affairs for travel information, requirements and restrictions, here.
Please ensure you complete all required documentation in advance of arriving at the airport for your departing flight. Failure to comply with your destination country’s requirements may result in you being refused entry, fines and return transport at your expense.
Each and every traveller must hold a current valid passport, including infants. Many countries (outside the EU) have an immigration requirement for a passport to remain valid for a minimum period (usually six months) beyond the period of your stay. There are no visa requirements for holders of EU passports to any of the EU destinations we feature; however, other nationalities must check with their respective Embassy or Consulate if a visa is required. Visas are required for various long haul destinations worldwide.
You will find information regarding passport, visa and vaccination requirements for different destinations on the International Air Transport Association (IATA) website, here. We strongly recommend that all travellers take time to read the information and note the advices offered.
Information submitted through the IATA website is not used to personally identify you, and is only used to provide personalised travel documentation information.
The IATA website also gives access to information on customs import and export regulations, airport departure taxes, and currency import and export restrictions.
Passengers are responsible for ensuring all required travel documents are complete and valid.
Travel to the USA
For the most up to date information please refer to the Department of Foreign Affairs website here.
Those planning to travel are advised to monitor the website of the US Embassy in Dublin for updates.
Irish citizens require an ESTA or visa to enter the US. An ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorisation) application can be made to determine the eligibility of visitors to travel to the US under the Visa Waiver Program (VWP).
A valid passport is required for travel to the US. Passport cards cannot be used. Ireland has an agreement with the US that allows you to enter on a current passport up to the actual date of expiration – so your Irish passport needs to be valid only for the duration of your stay in the US.
Travel to Canada
For the most up to date information please refer to the Department of Foreign Affairs website here.
All visitors to Canada are required to have a valid passport that does not expire within six months of date of entry.
Canada has introduced an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) entry requirement for visa-exempt foreign nationals flying to or transiting through Canada. Passengers who do not require a visa to fly to Canada need to apply for an eTA. This includes passengers travelling on an Irish passport. To apply for this visa please click here.
Travel advice and entry requirements for countries not listed?
Travel advice for countries not listed above can be located at Department of Foreign Affairs website on the travel advice section, click here
Residents of the Republic of Ireland
Travel guidance is applicable from the Department of Foreign Affairs – click here.
Residents of Northern Ireland
Travel guidance is applicable from GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) – click here.
Useful links for information on international travel and their entry requirements:
Department of Foreign Affairs, Travel Advice
Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) USA
Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) Canada
Please also refer to your airlines website for additional travel information.
Additional airline travel Information is available by selecting the website link applicable to you, from the following list: Aer Lingus | Air France | American Airlines | Delta | Lufthansa | Ryanair |TAP Air Portugal | Turkish Airlines | United Airlines
Cruise Holidays
It's very important that you review the travel guidance issued by each country you’ll be visiting on your sailing prior to travel. Please also see the relevant cruise line’s up to date information. This information can change without notice therefore we would ask that you check back within 14 days of departure.
Celebrity Cruise Lines: https://www.celebritycruises.com/ie/health-and-safety
MSC Cruise: https://www.msccruises.ie/en-ie/MSC-Health-And-Safety-Measures.aspx
Norwegian Cruise Lines: https://www.ncl.com/fr/en/sail-safe?intcmp=pdt_sl_SAILSAFEVAC
Princess Cruises: https://www.princess.com/plan/cruise-with-confidence/cruise-health/
Royal Caribbean Cruise Line: https://www.royalcaribbean.com/gbr/en/the-healthy-sail-center/getting-ready-to-cruise
Travel Insurance
As part of your holiday booking with Click&Go you are obliged to supply your insurance details, the policy number and the insurance company to Click&Go before you travel.
If you purchased insurance at time of booking no further action is required, however if you have insurance cover with a third party or you still require travel insurance you can log your insurance details or purchase travel insurance by simply logging into your MyClick&Go account here . If you haven't activated your MyClick&Go account yet it’s easy to sign up, just click here.
If you have any questions on any of the above, please let us know and we will be happy to assist. You can contact us by phone or through your MyClick&Go account here.
We would like to take this opportunity to wish you an enjoyable holiday.
PLEASE NOTE
* The information on this page is subject to change based on public health guidance so always check the most up to date information before you travel, see useful links section.
* Content last updated 13 March 2024.