Form 30-38 - Police Service of Northern Ireland 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the visitor's name and date of birth in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
  3. Fill in the home address of the visitor, including the postcode. This helps establish residency and contact details.
  4. Provide a telephone number, including the international code, and a fax number if applicable. This ensures that authorities can reach you if needed.
  5. Indicate the domestic certificate number and its expiry date if applicable. This is important for verifying firearm ownership.
  6. Specify the duration of the visit by filling in the 'From' and 'To' dates. This defines the period during which firearms will be possessed.
  7. List all firearms intended for use, including make, type, serial number, calibre or gauge, and any distinguishing marks. If necessary, continue on a separate sheet.
  8. Detail ammunition type and quantity required for each firearm listed.
  9. Explain reasons for requiring firearms and where they will be used during the visit.
  10. Describe how firearms will be stored safely when not in use to ensure compliance with safety regulations.
  11. Finally, sign and date the application as a declaration of correctness before submitting it along with any required fees to the Police Service of Northern Ireland.

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The Firearms (Northern Ireland) Order 2004 states that, unless exempted, a firearm certificate is required for the purchase and possession of firearms and ammunition in Northern Ireland. A guide to the law can be found here.
Gun laws. You must have a licence from the police before you can buy or handle a firearm including air guns (except for very low-powered guns). It is illegal to sell an imitation firearm to someone under 18 and for a person under 18 to buy one.
How many people in Northern Ireland own guns? As of May 2024, there were 53,607 firearm certificate holders in Northern Ireland. The PSNI also confirmed there are about 1,000 applications currently being considered. The figures do not include firearms used by serving police officers in Northern Ireland.
Under Section 17 of the Firearms (Amendment) Act 1988 , a visitor to Great Britain may, if granted a visitors permit, possess firearms, shotguns and ammunition without holding a UK firearm or shotgun certificate. A visitors permit allows an overseas resident to travel to the UK to attend various shooting events.
In Northern Ireland you need a valid firearms certificate if you want to buy or own a firearm or ammunition. To get a firearms certificate, you must apply to the police.

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If you own or want to own a firearm in Ireland, you must have a firearm certificate. The most common type of firearm is a gun. However, the following are considered firearms under Irish law and also need a licence: Crossbows.
Fees. The application fee for a standard firearm certificate is 98. You may have to pay other fees depending on your application. You can pay by debit or credit card.
You need a firearms certificate issued by the police to possess, buy or acquire a firearm or shotgun. You must also have a certificate to buy ammunition. Apply for a shotgun or firearms certificate from your local police force.

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