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Landing in UK with girlfriend, which passport queue?
Hi,
I am taking my girlfriend back to the UK for a holiday, it's her first time! Can I follow her through the "all other nationalities" passport queue? (I am UK citizen, but don't want to get split up in Gatwick :o) |
Re: Landing in UK with girlfriend, which passport queue?
Originally Posted by endlessblue
(Post 9644721)
Hi,
I am taking my girlfriend back to the UK for a holiday, it's her first time! Can I follow her through the "all other nationalities" passport queue? (I am UK citizen, but don't want to get split up in Gatwick :o) |
Re: Landing in UK with girlfriend, which passport queue?
Originally Posted by endlessblue
(Post 9644721)
Hi,
I am taking my girlfriend back to the UK for a holiday, it's her first time! Can I follow her through the "all other nationalities" passport queue? (I am UK citizen, but don't want to get split up in Gatwick :o) You dont seem to credit here with much common sense:eek: |
Re: Landing in UK with girlfriend, which passport queue?
Originally Posted by Gremmie
(Post 9644733)
The queue's are 20 feet apart how will you get lost:blink::blink:
You dont seem to credit here with much common sense:eek: Thankful I did not have to go through either. |
Re: Landing in UK with girlfriend, which passport queue?
Thanks guys!
With a 2+ hour wait, i'd be tempted she was an EU passport holder :D |
Re: Landing in UK with girlfriend, which passport queue?
Originally Posted by endlessblue
(Post 9644741)
Thanks guys!
With a 2+ hour wait, i'd be tempted she was an EU passport holder :D |
Re: Landing in UK with girlfriend, which passport queue?
Everytime I've gone back to the UK with my wife and daughter travelling on their Canadian passports and me on my UK one, we've gone through the EU passports lineup with nary a problem.
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Re: Landing in UK with girlfriend, which passport queue?
Great advice guys!
We will see which queue looks best on the day then :thumbsup: |
Re: Landing in UK with girlfriend, which passport queue?
Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
(Post 9644759)
Everytime I've gone back to the UK with my wife and daughter travelling on their Canadian passports and me on my UK one, we've gone through the EU passports lineup with nary a problem.
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Re: Landing in UK with girlfriend, which passport queue?
Originally Posted by Gremmie
(Post 9644777)
But OP has a girl friend not a spouse or kids, not same same:huh:
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Re: Landing in UK with girlfriend, which passport queue?
Originally Posted by endlessblue
(Post 9644721)
Hi,
I am taking my girlfriend back to the UK for a holiday, it's her first time! Can I follow her through the "all other nationalities" passport queue? (I am UK citizen, but don't want to get split up in Gatwick :o) |
Re: Landing in UK with girlfriend, which passport queue?
Originally Posted by Alan2005
(Post 9644781)
Course it is. What's the difference?
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Re: Landing in UK with girlfriend, which passport queue?
Originally Posted by Gremmie
(Post 9644811)
well basically any one could go through with any one, which makes a mockery of the 2 lines.
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Re: Landing in UK with girlfriend, which passport queue?
All the immigration/passport guys do the same thing anyway. Worst case you say you didn't know and they tell you to use the other line next time.
I had a similar thing when I got my Canadian Citizenship card but still had a UK passport and was flying to the US. They had one line for Canadian passports because they don't need visas etc. so technically I didn't need a visa because I was a Canadian citizen but I had a UK passport. They told me to go in the Candian line but the US immigration guy disagreed and told me I should have gone in the other line but he did it anyway. I wish they had a priority line at Pearson for Canadian passports though, I've waiting in that palce for ages if ou are unlucky enough to get there just after a giant 747 has landed from somewhere like China or India where each person takes a loooooong time to explain themselves to the agent. |
Re: Landing in UK with girlfriend, which passport queue?
Originally Posted by Gremmie
(Post 9644733)
The queue's are 20 feet apart how will you get lost:blink::blink:
You dont seem to credit here with much common sense:eek: |
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