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Old Sep 25th 2014 | 10:33 am
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Default Re: Help! Which Passport to use?

Originally Posted by Gozit
+1. Why i'd go through the foreigners line and have to provide a bunch of lawyers papers saying i'm allowed to travel without mum and dad, as well as having to explain my reasons for travel, on top of having to wait in the longer line, when I can now just go through the EU line and be basically waved through, I've no clue.
They still require the consent for minors in the EU passport line, it's the reason under-18s aren't allowed to use the ePassport line.
 
Old Sep 25th 2014 | 10:40 am
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Default Re: Help! Which Passport to use?

Originally Posted by Steve_
They still require the consent for minors in the EU passport line, it's the reason under-18s aren't allowed to use the ePassport line.
Is it required in the EU line? What are they gonna do? Refuse me entry? They can't do that as i'm an EU citizen.

Its been officially confirmed by FL that CBSA do not require a minor's consent document. Although that's nothing to do with the EU.

I'm not having a go or making "immature" comments, for those who may choose to accuse me of such; i'm just contradicting what I know with what Steve_ says.
 
Old Sep 25th 2014 | 10:41 am
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Default Re: Help! Which Passport to use?

Originally Posted by Steve_
Well, my experience contradicts yours then, obviously it depends on the airport but certainly at LHR T5 there always seems to be a pretty short line for non-EU passport holders, at least imx. I remember going through Manchester some years ago and I remember talking to an English woman who lived in White Rock and she said exactly that, she always uses her Canadian passport because the line is shorter.

I suppose now with ePassports it might be quicker using that line, this assumes you've got one.
Same here. I usually go through Dublin or Manchester and have never had any issue with the non-EU line.
 

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