If I have Irish citizenship can I open a bank account in Scotland?
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You could but you would need an address in scotland that a utility bill had been sent to plus a house contract.
809052
They are accepted in the north of England! But they are NOT so-called 'legal tender', only Bank of England notes are legal tnder in England. Thus shops etc. do not HAVE to take them. (if you've got any Scottish notes you can't spend, I'll be happy to take them!).\nNote: legal tender is a legal term, not a custom. For example, a shop can refuse to accept 50p worth of pennies because that is not legal tender (20p in pennies is legal tender), so a shopkeeper in England can decide whether or not to accept Scottish money. On the other hand all legal tender in England is also legal tender in Scotland. It's a mad world!
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Deoends where ya from...If an Eu citizen then yes but if not contact the Irish embassy for further details of work visa's. If he has someone who will sponsor him then he can
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If you can drink an Irishman under the table your in.. Or if you catch the King Leprechaun and take his boot.\n\nSeriously. They have a web for requirements-it will tell you everything you want to know.
441400
You can do this via your own bank's online banking service.  The bank's website should have details of how you can register for this.
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Residency requirements for marriage in Ireland\nI think the sites below might answer your question.
167020
Many people did gain Irish citizenship from having an Irish child, but then too many people were taking advantage of it so these days it doesn't work. Having a child on Irish soil will not give you citizenship or stop you from being deported.
966699
Yes you can. You will have to get a British Passport and an American Passport though.  The two countries have an agreement regarding dual citizenship.  You have a birth right to do so.    Mine is Canadian and UK
190109
most banks allow that on the bank website. you need to have a password and log on id for your account.
969135
Depends where you live. In scotland there is no such thing as Deed Poll and all you need to do is inform relevant and interested parties of your name change e.g. your employer, Inland Revenue, your bank, your GP etc. You can call yourself what ever you want in Scotland as long as you are not doing it to committ a fraud.
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You have to have money to attend a school internationally for undergraduate or have a good scholarship.  To apply to a scottish college go to colleges website and see what their application requirements are for internation students.  Contact their financial aid office to see if they have scholarships for international students.  Work permits are different from study permits internationally...so make sure you understand their visa process.  It is likely you cannot support yourself through work as an international student.  My recommendation is to do undergraduate at home....or atleast two years...then apply for a rotary scholarship through your local rotary club.  They pay for one or two years abroad.  Or you could secure a private loan.
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Bank Account in what country?
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Well, I would think banks want your drivers license as a form of ID, but Im pretty sure if you asked a bank, you could use your passport as a form of ID
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Ireland recognises Dual Citizenship and it looks like the US does too, so if you qualify under the Irish requirements: \nThrough birth or descent \nThrough naturalisation \nThrough marriage to an Irish citizen, it may be possible.\n\nThe first site below has information on "Your right to Irish citizenship" and the second site has "Questions and answers on dual US/other citizenship"
75806
I am British and opened a US bank account but could only do it because I had a house in the USA.
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Dude, \n\nDon't worry scotlands a nice little country, \n\nYou'll always be able to count on my support!!\n\nCheers!!\n\n(Now get out there and qualify you guys, please?)
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Yes u should be able 2 deposit it into a bank account.