Travelling with dual passports
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Travelling with dual passports
I'm a new UK/US dual citizen, and next month I'll be travelling with my US passport for the first time to the UK. Any advice on how I should handle immigration / customs on either side? Should I show my UK passport once I get to Heathrow and then my US passport when I get back to NYC? My gut tells me that's asking for trouble in terms of having a record of where you've been etc.......
Anyone have any experience on this issue? Anyone ever had problems?
Thanks!
Anyone have any experience on this issue? Anyone ever had problems?
Thanks!
#2
Re: Travelling with dual passports
I'm a new UK/US dual citizen, and next month I'll be travelling with my US passport for the first time to the UK. Any advice on how I should handle immigration / customs on either side? Should I show my UK passport once I get to Heathrow and then my US passport when I get back to NYC? My gut tells me that's asking for trouble in terms of having a record of where you've been etc.......
Anyone have any experience on this issue? Anyone ever had problems?
Thanks!
Anyone have any experience on this issue? Anyone ever had problems?
Thanks!
Rene
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Re: Travelling with dual passports
I'm a new UK/US dual citizen, and next month I'll be travelling with my US passport for the first time to the UK. Any advice on how I should handle immigration / customs on either side? Should I show my UK passport once I get to Heathrow and then my US passport when I get back to NYC? My gut tells me that's asking for trouble in terms of having a record of where you've been etc.......
Anyone have any experience on this issue? Anyone ever had problems?
Thanks!
Anyone have any experience on this issue? Anyone ever had problems?
Thanks!
I think most dualies on here do the same.
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Re: Travelling with dual passports
If you are worrying about reentering the US with US passport that doesn't have any entry and/or exit stamps from any other countries in it - don't worry because it isn't an issue.
#6
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Of course, if you've got both on you and the lines for Johnny Foreigner are looking long and you're gagging for a smoke, use the UK one. Otherwise, the US one is just fine for the whole trip.
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Rene
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Some of us have got so fed up with the price and delay, we've given up with the UK PP.
Of course, if you've got both on you and the lines for Johnny Foreigner are looking long and you're gagging for a smoke, use the UK one. Otherwise, the US one is just fine for the whole trip.
Of course, if you've got both on you and the lines for Johnny Foreigner are looking long and you're gagging for a smoke, use the UK one. Otherwise, the US one is just fine for the whole trip.
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Some of us have got so fed up with the price and delay, we've given up with the UK PP.
Of course, if you've got both on you and the lines for Johnny Foreigner are looking long and you're gagging for a smoke, use the UK one. Otherwise, the US one is just fine for the whole trip.
Of course, if you've got both on you and the lines for Johnny Foreigner are looking long and you're gagging for a smoke, use the UK one. Otherwise, the US one is just fine for the whole trip.
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Re: Travelling with dual passports
You can renew from the States - cost me about $70 to do mine a couple of years ago I think. Pricey, but not extortionate.
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Went to look it up. $223 bucks and (from threads in this board) a 3-month or more wait at this time. Britain's obviously gone to the dogs.