Electronic Items Now Allowed in London (Feb 10 2014)
I'm informed that the rules have now been eased. No laptops. That's it. Mobiles, key fobs etc no longer on the prohibited list.
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Re: electronic items in LND
Originally Posted by S Folinsky
(Post 11123283)
I'm informed that the rules have now been eased. No laptops. That's it. Mobiles, key fobs etc no longer on the prohibited list.
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Re: Electronic Items Now Allowed in London (Feb 10 2014)
I saw a tweet from the USAinUK CG's Corner Twitter account (@USAinUKCGCorner)yesterday, which said something similar.
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...pse1a19283.jpg US Embassy London - Prohibited items |
Re: Electronic Items Now Allowed in London (Feb 10 2014)
Good news, I'm due there in a couple of months to get my L1 renewed, looks like iPads are not on the banned list - result! Will make the waiting less tedious, although the pharmacy up the road can't be too happy at the loss of income from storage....
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Re: Electronic Items Now Allowed in London (Feb 10 2014)
Originally Posted by yellowroom
(Post 11125447)
looks like iPads are not on the banned list - result!
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Re: Electronic Items Now Allowed in London (Feb 10 2014)
Originally Posted by technolog
(Post 11125714)
I don't know whether you've checked specifically about iPads, but the banned list I linked to says that's it's not an exhaustive one, so iPads could well still be prohibited.
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Re: Electronic Items Now Allowed in London (Feb 10 2014)
Laptops are still banned - so it might still extend to iPads.
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Re: Electronic Items Now Allowed in London (Feb 10 2014)
Yet to make my appointment (targeting April) but I will report back, unless others do it sooner and let us know.
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Re: Electronic Items Now Allowed in London (Feb 10 2014)
Ha! Goulds chemist will be upset! About time common sense prevails.
I went into the Brazil embassy in LA last month and there was no security, no searches just walk in and take an appointment ticket. Getting an appointment is the hardest part. |
Re: Electronic Items Now Allowed in London (Feb 10 2014)
Originally Posted by Stoutbanana
(Post 11126521)
Ha! Goulds chemist will be upset! About time common sense prevails.
I went into the Brazil embassy in LA last month and there was no security, no searches just walk in and take an appointment ticket. Getting an appointment is the hardest part. |
Re: Electronic Items Now Allowed in London (Feb 10 2014)
That's good news, but the thread title suggests all of London! Embassy would have been a good word, or Consular section thereof, for the other pedants.;)
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Re: Electronic Items Now Allowed in London (Feb 10 2014)
I knew exactly what the OP meant in the thread title having been there, done that.
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Re: Electronic Items Now Allowed in London (Feb 10 2014)
Originally Posted by RICH
(Post 11127365)
That's good news, but the thread title suggests all of London! Embassy would have been a good word, or Consular section thereof, for the other pedants.;)
But even so, context matters. They still do not allow smoking in the Embassy. |
Re: Electronic Items Now Allowed in London (Feb 10 2014)
not even medical weed ???
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Re: Electronic Items Now Allowed in London (Feb 10 2014)
So weird to me that the US embassies/consulates have so much security! In the Maltese consulate you just walk in and speak to the friendly people inside. No security at all, no one is armed, mobiles definitely allowed, laptops too! I was even invited into the Consul's office for a chat...
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