Posted on 16/02/2017 17:42
Hi Guys n Gals,
I wonder if anyone has any idea about visas after Brexit? Would we need a visa for just the Country we visit, or would we need a visa for every Country we pass through? Do we need a personal visit to an Embassy or can we get visas online, or through the post? Any advice would be helpful to those of us who have never dealt with the subject of visas previously. Thanks and warmest regards.
Steve.
Posted on 22/02/2017 15:16 by TaffThanks to all for the replies, I suppose that as I had no knowledge about travelling prior to the EU open borders malarkey and my own experience of travel prior to 1975 (F Mov 220 and MOD form 90), I was hoping for someone who had any knowledge of the possible need of visas.
Once again, thanks all, warmest regards
Steve.
Posted on 17/02/2017 09:16 by cyberyachtBut would the Mexicans pay for it?
Posted on 26/02/2017 15:40 by NavigateurHadrian paid for it already!
Posted on 25/02/2017 15:34 by tombarAs a few have already stated. Never needed a visa before EU, and we didn't need a 10 year passport. We used a one year passport which was much more cheaper, probably why it was scrapped
Posted on 26/02/2017 18:24
According to The Independent the one year passport was £12 and the ten year £18, its popularity was due the ease of issue, instant and no need for countersigning by appropriate people, as passports started carrying more and more info its days were numbered and some european countries threatened to refuse entry to holders
Recall on a holiday in Yugoslavia returning from a trip to Venice by coach, the border guard confiscating all the one year passports and only returned them after pleas from the tour guide
If we could all read the future Steve ,we'd all be multi-millionaires !! Maybe some government minister or department has some 'insider information' ,but they won't tell !! Watch them to see which way they jump ,maybe ?? 
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Taff
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