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Re: passport: going into the UK
Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
(Post 13139464)
I'm puzzlled - whats the benefit of entering UK on a British Passport? Canadian passports can (or could last time I travelled) use the same e-gates as UK passports. So no difference there.
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Re: passport: going into the UK
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 13139494)
I'm a British person entering Britain. Why would I pose as a foreigner?
Prior to Canadian passports being acceptable for e-gates, I did exactly the same - entered UK on my UK passport and returned to Canada on my Canadian passport. I still carry both just in case but could travel just as conveniently on just my Canadian one. |
Re: passport: going into the UK
Originally Posted by sharkus
(Post 13136151)
Not wishing to be overly rude, but I don't believe the proof of three shots to be entered into ArriveCAN to be true. I just checked and I only see it asking you which vaccine type you received for your first shot, then a question asking if you have received a second shot, and answering Yes will allow you to enter the details of the second shot. There is nothing displayed mentioning any further shots.
While I can certainly agree with the slight inconvenience of using ArriveCAN (apparently you can use the website to add the information as opposed to the app) and the horror that awaits when you get to T3, what I don't agree with is misinformation about what proof of vaccination is needed when coming back into Canada. I went to Vegas recently and had to upload the actual certificate with the airlines prior for approval. |
Re: passport: going into the UK
Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
(Post 13139847)
Well that's all very gammon of you, blue passports, rah rah rah, but for all practical purposes, entering UK on a Canadian passport is exactly the same in terms of process, time taken etc than a UK passport if you use the e-gates.
Prior to Canadian passports being acceptable for e-gates, I did exactly the same - entered UK on my UK passport and returned to Canada on my Canadian passport. I still carry both just in case but could travel just as conveniently on just my Canadian one. |
Re: passport: going into the UK
Wtf, how'd you get a pink passport?
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Re: passport: going into the UK
Originally Posted by TheAwesomeMatt
(Post 13140322)
Wtf, how'd you get a pink passport?
That, or they're all pink until they expire and you have to take a blue one. |
Re: passport: going into the UK
If I remember correctly the last Covid shot has to be within 12 months of travel to Canada.
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Re: passport: going into the UK
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 13140362)
I looked hard at the issuing officer, I smiled wryly and winked. That I was in a leopard print dress likely helped.
That, or they're all pink until they expire and you have to take a blue one. |
Re: passport: going into the UK
Just to confirm again, no problems for me entering my Canadian passport details for online check-in, and actually using my British passport at the e-gates at LGW, and then using Canadian passport on the trip back to enter canada. This was outbound monday 5th / tuesday 6th (late flight monday) and inbound monday 12th.
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Re: passport: going into the UK
Originally Posted by sharkus
(Post 13141084)
Just to confirm again, no problems for me entering my Canadian passport details for online check-in, and actually using my British passport at the e-gates at LGW, and then using Canadian passport on the trip back to enter canada. This was outbound monday 5th / tuesday 6th (late flight monday) and inbound monday 12th.
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Re: passport: going into the UK
Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat
(Post 13141100)
You can (or at least you could last September when I last did it) use your Canadian passport at the e-gate at LGW/LHR as well. So you don't actually need your UK passport to have the same convenience.
I could have done the same thing, but, well, for some reason I wanted to use my UK one. I'm slightly odd :D |
Re: passport: going into the UK
Does anyone have a source on the "last shot within 12 months of entering Canada"? Last time I travelled it was 2 doses, no time limit. I don't ever remember reading anything in the news or on the government website indicating that's changed.
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Re: passport: going into the UK
Originally Posted by Gozit
(Post 13141190)
Does anyone have a source on the "last shot within 12 months of entering Canada"? Last time I travelled it was 2 doses, no time limit. I don't ever remember reading anything in the news or on the government website indicating that's changed.
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Re: passport: going into the UK
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 13141191)
My post #22. I entered 2 weeks ago. No Covid testing. Last Covid shot must be within 12 mths of entering. ArriveCan must be completed before you check in.
As per gov of Canada: To qualify as a fully vaccinated traveller to Canada, you must:
You must have received at least 2 doses of an accepted vaccine, or a mix of 2 accepted vaccines, or at least 1 dose of the Janssen Jcovden (Johnson & Johnson, Ad26.COV2.S (JNJ-78436735)) vaccine to qualify as a fully vaccinated traveller and be allowed to enter Canada. No mention of 3rd or 4th doses being required, or of timeline of doses. Someone who was vaccinated with 2 doses in early 2021 should still be good to go for travel. |
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