Traveling from Ireland to UK on a South African passport [duplicate]

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Can a South African citizen hold two passports?

Yes, it is possible for a South African Citizen to hold dual citizenship (be a citizen of more than one country). However, in order to make this possible a South African Citizen aged 18 years or older must apply to the Department of Home Affairs for the retention of their citizenship.

Can you enter the UK with a South African passport?

And yes, if you're travelling on a South African passport you'll need a visa to enter the UK. Once in, there are no border controls between England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Island, which makes it a joy to travel around the UK, as only a single UK visa is required.

Can I travel to Ireland from UK with a South African passport?

South African visitors can visit the Republic of Ireland without a visa, but need a UK visa in order to enter Northern Ireland.

Do I need a passport to travel between UK and Ireland?

You do not require a passport to travel between Ireland and Great Britain, however some carriers/airlines require a passport as proof of identification, and the UK Government may require proof of citizenship (see entry requirements below).

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