Immigration

Orchid70 · 17 May 18, 09:23 AM

Hi
There are 7 of us going. At immigration i think we need to divide into 2 groups, me and my children who live with me and the other my daughter, her partner and son. Do you still get a form to fill out to declare goods, think it was a white form and when do you get to fill this in? We are doing this at dublin. My husband has a visa so we dont use the machines. Would appreciate any information regarding this process.
Many thanks

chmurf · 17 May 18, 09:38 AM

you will go through immigration in Dublin

you will normally need to fill one form for each family. (IDK if there are kiosks in Dublin)

family is defined as "living under the same roof"

**legallyblonde** · 20 May 18, 09:40 AM

Are you flying into MCO? If so, they don�t use the forms anymore. We came through yesterday. We didn�t use the kiosks as they weren�t open. We went to a booth, gave our passports, had our fingerprints and photos taken and that was it. We did not even have to go through customs.. not sure why. It�s all being renovating st MCO. We were kept on the plane for about 20 mins after landing and then about 10 mins in immigration hall before joining a queue to the booths.

17 May 18, 09:23 AM	#1
	17 May 18, 09:23 AM Orchid70 I want to go now!
Orchid70 I want to go now! Join Date: May 08	Immigration Hi There are 7 of us going. At immigration i think we need to divide into 2 groups, me and my children who live with me and the other my daughter, her partner and son. Do you still get a form to fill out to declare goods, think it was a white form and when do you get to fill this in? We are doing this at dublin. My husband has a visa so we dont use the machines. Would appreciate any information regarding this process. Many thanks

17 May 18, 09:38 AM	#2
	17 May 18, 09:38 AM chmurf Imagineer
chmurf Imagineer Join Date: Dec 12	you will go through immigration in Dublin you will normally need to fill one form for each family. (IDK if there are kiosks in Dublin) family is defined as "living under the same roof"

20 May 18, 09:40 AM	#3
	20 May 18, 09:40 AM legallyblonde VIP Dibber ✓Premium Member
legallyblonde VIP Dibber Join Date: Apr 16	Are you flying into MCO? If so, they don�t use the forms anymore. We came through yesterday. We didn�t use the kiosks as they weren�t open. We went to a booth, gave our passports, had our fingerprints and photos taken and that was it. We did not even have to go through customs.. not sure why. It�s all being renovating st MCO. We were kept on the plane for about 20 mins after landing and then about 10 mins in immigration hall before joining a queue to the booths.