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passports???????
:confused: Big style I posted a thread last week about, Does my baby girl need her own Passpsort the answer from everyone said yes she needs her own.
So I contacted the Canadian embassy in Berlin (we live in germany) by e-mail the answer was a simple one, our daughter doesnt need her own she can come on mine. we are going be BC PNP hopefully is this correct ? I know we can just get the pasport but then we have to change it every year or every six months. |
Re: passports???????
Originally Posted by meanjock
(Post 4719937)
:confused: Big style I posted a thread last week about, Does my baby girl need her only Passpsort the answer from everyone was she needs her own.
So I contacted the Canadian embassy in Berlin (we live in germany) by e-mail the answer was a simple one, our daughter doesnt need her own she can come on mine. we are going be BC PNP hopefully is this correct ? Think that this is something that Andrew Miller (immigration consultant) or Jim Humphries (ex CBSA officer) are better answering for you. Gaynorx |
Re: passports???????
Originally Posted by meanjock
(Post 4719937)
I know we can just get the pasport but then we have to change it every year or every six months.
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Re: passports???????
You're British, presumably your child is too? She can't be added on to your British passport, she needs her own. I wouldn't ask Canadians in Germany about UK passport requirements, they probably don't know ;) They may have thought you meant your daughter was already included in your passport, and could her visa therefore go in yours? But since you said your daughter's two, and I think the law changed for kids in parents' passports in the late 1990s, I guess she isn't.
http://www.britischebotschaft.de/en/consular/passports/
Originally Posted by meanjock
(Post 4719937)
:confused: Big style I posted a thread last week about, Does my baby girl need her own Passpsort the answer from everyone said yes she needs her own.
So I contacted the Canadian embassy in Berlin (we live in germany) by e-mail the answer was a simple one, our daughter doesnt need her own she can come on mine. we are going be BC PNP hopefully is this correct ? I know we can just get the pasport but then we have to change it every year or every six months. |
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A UK childs passport lasts 5 years i thought??
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I think children must have their own passport now and are no longer allowed to be on a parent's passport.
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We all went abroad last year and all the children had to have own passports, they were 5,7 and 9 at the time, cost a bloomin fortune.
They only last 5 years unlike the adults one that lasts 10 years. There is a passport website www.passport.gov.uk, I had a quick look and this is what it said "In the past babies and children could be included on a parent or guardian’s passport. The law has now changed and babies and children up to 16 who are not already on a parent’s or guardian's passport must have their own child passport if they are going to travel abroad." Hope this helps. :wub:Charlie :wub: |
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