Entry stamp of Ireland - is "until" date inclusive?
I entered Ireland on June 4. When passing through passport control I told the immigration officer that I will leave Ireland on August 1. He stamped on my passport which shows "permission to remain in Ireland until 1 August". Does this mean that I have to leave Ireland before August 1? (i.e. leaving on July 31)
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Does your passport get stamped in Ireland?
A few countries issue only entry stamps, including Canada, El Salvador, Ireland, Mexico, New Zealand, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the United States. Australia, Hong Kong, Israel, Macau and South Korea do not stamp passports upon entry nor exit.How long is a Stamp 4 valid for?
If you are granted a Stamp 4 permission, it will be issued for 2 years and can be renewed provided you continue to satisfy the criteria. When you have been legally resident for 5 years, you can apply for citizenship by naturalisation.What is Irish stamp?
Each stamp indicates your permission to reside in the State, confirming the: Activities you can \u2013 and cannot do \u2013 in Ireland. Time period you are allowed to stay.What are the different stamps in Ireland?
The Ireland Stamp which count towards reckonable residence for Irish citizenship are:- Stamp 1.
- Stamp 1G if you are the spouse/civil partner/de facto partner of a Critical Skills Employment Permit or of a Researcher on a Hosting Agreement.
- Stamp 3.
- Stamp 4.
- Stamp 5.
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