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Who checks the passenger data?

Ferry operators like Irish Ferries and Stena Line are now responsible for collecting and verifying passenger passport details. This is to meet UK Border Force rules, which likely include penalties for non-compliance. The operators are essentially deputised to ensure the data accuracy before travel, rather than Border Force checking every passenger.

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