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monkers

Shaman
Wait, if I leave the country I won't get back in?

Lol

Maybe make sure you return before the next general election?
 
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Shaman
I swear if Reform actually had a manifesto, it would say that they are going to dig a moat round the UK and make the EU pay for it.
 
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C R

Legendary Member
How do they know if you are a dual national?

I guess one of the questions in the application for the travel authority thingy is if you are a British citizen. You could lie and say no, I don't know what the consequences would be if you got found out. I don't understand the reason for the change of policy.
 

C R

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I suspect the question is whether leaving a country on one passport would cause problems if you then tried to enter another on a different passport.

Many people do that. For instance, Iran requires dual nationals to enter Iran using an Iranian passport, so if you have dual British/Iranian citizenship you enter Iran with your Iranian passport and on the return you enter the UK with your British passport.
 

Dorset Boy

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I suspect the question is whether leaving a country on one passport would cause problems if you then tried to enter another on a different passport.

I did that on my recent ski trip - left on my UK passport, entered EU on my Irish one, reverse when we left.
If my son goes to Australia, he leaves on his UK passport, arrives in Aus on his aussie one (or he'd need a visa) and leaves Aus on the aussie and returns to the UK on his Uk one, or he'd need a visa......
 
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C R

Legendary Member
But, but, but, if you do that then Big Brother doesn't know where you are.
Might be done intentionally on some people's parts.

Big brother knows where you are. When you travel to any country you have to show the carrier that you will be allowed to enter at the destination. In the case above, the poster will have had to show their Irish passport to be allowed to board the train, ferry or plane going into Europe and then their British passport to board when returning to the UK.
 
Big brother knows where you are. When you travel to any country you have to show the carrier that you will be allowed to enter at the destination. In the case above, the poster will have had to show their Irish passport to be allowed to board the train, ferry or plane going into Europe and then their British passport to board when returning to the UK.

But , but, but isn't that Irish Bob leaving Europe and UK Bob arriving in the UK?
(I wasn't being serious in my earlier post, or this one)
 
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