British Embassy Washington

You can apply for an ancestor visa though to work and visit for 5 years

You most likely won't need a visa if you are coming for tourism purposes. The U.K and USA have an agreement like they do with Canada meaning you don't need a visa if you have no criminal convictions. Use this link to check if you need a visa. https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa/y MagickNoire this is not entirely correct. The embassy isn't just a refuge for British citizens. It does deal with interviews and a list of other services for U.S citizens who plan to live and work in British terrirory.

Wether you need a visa depends on the nationality and passport you have, a foreign residency card just lets you stay in the country that gave it. You can’t use such a card to come here you need a visa if you have a passport from a country that requires visas.

No, a British Citizen hasn’t been able to do this for years they stopped it for security and all replacement passports are processed and issued in the UK exception being an ETD which the FCO can provide at cost.

Yes you will need to apply for a UK visa which determines entry based on proof of your current citizenship (a passport or equivalent) along with other criteria and not your permanent US residency status. US green card holders are permenant residents who are not afford the same diplomatic status and privilege as US citizens. Good luck!

You can’t renew or replace a British Passport abroad at Embassies or consulates anymore for security reasons, the most you can get is an ETD. All British Citizens living abroad must send their application to the UK where a reissue will be processed and printed this can take several weeks and costs more for international courier.

The British Embassy doesn’t deal with foreigners or visas or travel advice it’s for British Citizens use only. You need to contact a UKVI UK visas and Immigration Centre for a visa.

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Yes. Traveled to the UK many times and have never needed an international license. Not sure why the other person said no.

The British Embassy is only for British Citizens in distress or need they don’t deal with foreigners or visas you need to apply online and contact a UK Visas and Immigration application Centre.

That is not true. If you are a US citizen and have a US Passport you do not need a visa to travel to the UK. You also do not need a visa to travel anywhere in the European Union.

US Citizens can travel to the European Union without a visit, up to 90 days.

Perfect question. In order to receive an opportunity to spend time in the United Kingdom, you must have several things that requires a Global National Citizenship. 1. You're orginally from Kingdom of Morocco, You're a immigrant and foreigner the US. 2. You're officially earn to live in the US for their Citizenship and Residency. 3. Always have a Passport for International Travel with boarding tickets and important items you'll need for Backup in case of emergencies. The only documents you must have is US or Moroccan Passport for a UK Visa. Don't matter which. Plus everyone including you can create a appointment, order in contact, or purchase online. Once you have it with you, you'll be 100% prepared to travel in the International Airport in the journey of request. When you're in the selected Airlines for the entrance, show the officials your visa, let them take care of it, and you'll be set on flight for the country of your mission. It will help you on your destiny. Best of luck.

This is all about it. Big up Mr Bateman You will be in the international terminal. You are not required to leave the terminal unless your flight is considered a "local" flight. You can find out based on the departure gate. If the departure gate is in the international terminal, no check in. If it's in the local terminal then you will have to go thru Customs.

If you don't leave the NZ airport you'll be fine with just your Fiji passport I think.

It's the application process the contains Naturalization in becoming a preeminent resident or have the opportunity to become a British Citizen. When a person becomes a citizen , it's a official permission that can be decided by the Government.

Nope. She only need one. If you're sister is the permanent resident of the UK, not just she's accepted to be in the country to live there for approval but to have a opportunity to become a British Citizen in the Future of 5 years. Unless if she's from the original country of her hometown, she can show them her immigration to them which she already did, pass the British Citizenship test (she completed), let the British Government know she's eligible to live there, and become a citizen of Britain. [Notice] Only if she stays there longer, she'll be improved to be one.

Here are the 4 principles. 1. In order to recieve a Multi Entry Visa, you must book a schedule for the appointment for them to have a interview. 2. Make sure you have enough currency of money to get it. It cost around 100 Euros/ dollars 3. Pay for the application fee. 4. Complete the NVE Application so that they'll give you one. In the right path, it's nesssesary to receive one. Huh? Yes, it's okay. You can have it. In my Global Tracking Device, you can enter the country, stay there, and leave whenever you're ready. No risks is required. Rather if you're planning to be there for a sort time, long time, visit, or have a vacation. The best news is, you'll have 6 months and 180 days of travel. Hassle free. Cool. That's over 7 months per year! (Caution) Long as the Airport Security Officials know it's acceptable you'll be fine. But sometimes it can be a problem to pass. Not very often. Beware of it. Be careful on you mission. It'll help you on you request.👍🌎🇬🇧🇫🇷🇪🇺🏰

Okay, here's the deal. If you plan to go to London, England, UK you had fun for a longer period of time recently and then have a attempt to retravel again with a opportunity to spend time in Kingdom of Scotland, you can go there but the perfect news is, with the multiple visa C, you can travel there multiple times and many times as you want up to 90 days and givin to 180 days per person. Which is, you don't need to apply for a new one. Really? Yes. Your very lucky to have one and earned it. If long as you must notice that it won't stay for long in help. (Importance) Once it's expires, you must have money for it and reapply for it again in order to travel there oftentimes. It cost between 30 to 50 dollars/ Euros/ Pounds. Save 100 currency for one. That's the golden key to the successful adventure.100% The rest is up to you. Thanks for the perfect question of curiosity. It's important for my request to help you in case you need it.😄👍💖💖💖🌟🥇✈🌎🇬🇧🇪🇺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏰

(Interesting Question) According to the National Rights of Immigration, people which were born in the Caribbean Islands of North America are officially Trainidish and Tabangon of the Caribbean. (Example) People which were born in the country before the Ocupation of the British colony are not British Citizens. They're Trainidish. However, people that were born around the 1950s and 1960s before 1962 when it ended are still British Citizens. If people were born after August 1962 or decades later 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, are not British Citizens. Which is, they're Caribbean/Americans to this mater. [Notice] If you was born in a year 1962 the month before August, then you're lucky to be a British/Carabian. If you're born after August, you're unlikely to be one. Your dad wasn't born to be a British/Caribbean or British Citizen. You was. Which means, you're a British Citizen. Really? Yes, indeed. You earned it. 🌎🌟🥇👍🇹🇹 🇬🇧. This will help you on your request. No doubt.

Yes. Very impressive question. In order to receive a job in the UK, you must at least have a work visa to get there. Once you've arrive your destination, you must prove them you citizenship, prove your Visa to them, and make your way to work there for consulting careers of England. But if you're going to be there longer than a month, in that case, you'll have to have a residental permit to work there. Even if you're a volunteer, it'll be likely to be a temporary resident of citizenship and immigration beyond that purpose.

Yes, it's possible. If you're friend is sick in Great Britain when at the same moment you're still in the US, you can visit there anytime you wish. Expecally now. To me, when you got invited to the country, it's reccomend to go there now before penalties happen by temporary default. Except you'll need to bring a Passport, Airline Tickets (Roundtrip), Bording pass (Gates), Currencies (stack of money), Debit cards with Credit cards, and gifts for your close friend to reward in order for him/her to get recovered from illness. [Notice] Once you've arrived in the UK, you can buy gifts from their stores, go to the flower shop where they sale the best items, get snacks, and important message for you friend to have. Then you've completed the mission. Simple as that. [Importance] don't bring gifts to the Airport near you. Because if you plan to do this even if is a present, you can pass but the TSA will have curious caution on what you have. Sometimes it's a long period issue there. Avoid it.

Yes, you do. In order to volunteer in the country, you must have a Passport with you at all cost and plan to recieve the visa to get there. Once you have it, you'll be 100% ready to fly out of the country. When you're in the Airport, head to the gates, show them your Identification, with the visa, and the staffs will let you enter the plane on you quest to be there.

Okay, that's cool. But in order to return to the UK for residential living of your return to your hometown with the pet, you have to have a document for your pet that has the opportunity to has it's Identification with it. However, In many International Airports, they will easily let you in if is by yourself, with a pet, that's different. Rather if is a cat, dog, or a different animal, you'll need a Animal Passport and ID for it. Such as, the Rabies Vaccination.With the document of the pet, the Airport Security Treminals and TSA will let you pass and get in with it. Without it, even if they're some things you did notice or realized, they won't let you in the plane. That's just that. [Notice] Each animal must be kept in the Airline Kennels or the containers in terminal buildings. Travelers must hast a Travel Pet Permit. They may charge fees for people with pets. It's usually cost between $100 to $200 bucks. It a important reminder just in case that happens. If not, you'll be okay.

If you're booked already and going to have a trip on August, you can have a opportunity to receive it but the Visa clearance is a different story. It's a citizen's document order in traveling under the immigration rules of policy. Which requires Visa National Entrance. In the Clearance Visa, you're going to have a sticker in your Passport to have a opportunity to travel there if someone or anyone you know give you the permission to get there for specific purposes.in which it doesn't happen often. It's Visa National. During the Immigration Rules Appenlex. The Clearance Visa is for all kinds of permission you're going to have in case it dose. I must tell you this before your reasonable flight to get there. That's my mission. And you're very welcome. 👍✈🌎🇬🇧🇪🇺🏰 Good luck on your early trip to Europe.

This is an example of the experience. If you're mother is a British National and she's a US Citizen for the green card immigration services, she's eligible to travel anywhere in the world including Cambodia, Southeast Asia. There's no problem for this purpose. In having a plan to teleport to Kingdom of Cambodia, she must have a Passport with the Visa for the country to get it. To this urgent request, she's legally fine. She's been approved for the official judgement for tourist events in Royal Adventures. Thanks for your urgent request of your social concerns and curiosity lessons. [Notice] In case if this happens to you and you're willing to have a mission to travel around the globe, you can do this too. Just like your mom or your own way of traveling. But still you must be very aware of any situations of what's going to happen to appear your sense of urgency on what you have to do, what you need to do in completing the process, and how to handle the adventure you're in.

Okay, over the years of maintain the British Passport Citizenship, you have the responsible honor of imporoving the Quality of Adventure. In having a deceased life in the owner of the Passport, he's/she's going to have a back up plan for that. If the Government investigates to find out the person's death, they're going to automatically cancel the negotiative tracking sequence of the Federal Authorzed System of the owner's Passport. If is a family members or close friend, it's easier. Make a breaking report to the Embassy, tell them that the person is deceased, and then they'll do everything they can to temporarily shut it down. Like a bank account. (Example) A customer has to have money for direct deposit. If he/she don't have enough to pay for it or pay it off, it will be close down by the bank.The citizen cannot carry on to continue traveling if he/she pass away in a penalty records. Only if the owner is still alive, it's possible for the solution until it's expires in 2024.👍🥇

Here are the solutions. If you're planning to travel on this coming week Friday, have a one way or around way ticket for the Airlines, book for your adventure and your Passport has been expired, it's nesssesary to travel on you request but you cannot travel with a Passport that's already expires. When it's expired it's no longer available for document citizenship for immigration order. Which is they won't let you in the plane with the expired passport. Oh really? Yes. For National Airport Security reasons of [TSA] Federal Patrol Units. Expired passports for individuals dosen't work. They don't allow that to be required. My recommendation is get a new passport with extra pages, Reapply for a Passport for vauabilty for 10 years longer travel, try to return to the Embassy for the appointment so that they'll assist you for help. Wait for few days for fast track passport service. Notice: you'll need it before it gets to the 15 of June. Then once you have a new passport, your ready to go.

According to the Global Foundation of Immigration, Foreigners got what it takes to be the citizen of the country they're moving to or have an opportunity to live in the country they're always wanted. They can have 2 Passports for duel citizenship if long as they're accepted to have a flexibility or permited to improve it. As a matter of fact, they can have both citizenship for traveling, and residential living. The same goes to you. You can have them. And yes, It's possible. As long as you live in the US, you're allowed to apply for their citizenship. When you apply for it, you get their documents for Nautrulazation. But there are serveral options you must do. 1. You're a British citizen of the UK. 2. You live here for citizenship. 3. Your a immigrant to the country. 4. Go to the US Embassy. Department of state. 5. Contact this number 1-800- 375-5283 for further assistance. Just in case it dosen't work, they will help you on anything else. This solution will help you on you request.

In order to spend time in England of Great Britain to spend time with your sister, you have to travel with your Filipino citizenship of your document or American Citizenship for urgent travel no matter which one to use. To travel there without difficulty, you must need a visa to get through the International Airport immigration staffs and Airport Security Officials during the premises of travel out of the country. It's important for you to have one. That way they'll let you enter the Gates on the plane. Without it, they can't let you in. And you won't be able to have a mission to complete plus to have an opportunity to see you sister in family reunion. The only way to meet her again is to have a british visa to get where you're going. That's my solution.

Ohh really? Because I just tried to search if which places I can travel without a visa and it includes the UK that I can stay there for like 6mos without visa. So it’s a bit confusing if I need a visa entering UK. But, thanks for the answer tho! God bless!

Yes, profiling are rife at Heathrow where I've flown in frequently on business trips to London and was "detained" on more than one occasions for unsubstantiated reasons. People of colors in general are targeted but I had the unfortunate burden of having a severe physical handicap as a result of my service in the US Air Force. Imagine, an American wounded vet and decorated captainn whose grandfather fought with the famed US 100th Battalion (Go for Broke!) of 443 Regiment in WWII to protect them from the Nazis. The airport police are even more disgraceful, acting like roving gangs of thugs questioning and harrassing passengers in the lounge areas with impunity, very unprofessional. For a nation that harps constantly about civility and manners, I just don't see it. Brexit is a manifestation of the bigoted, provincial mindset of the uneducated flunkies working at Heathrow.

If you're planning to Albania and have a transit to London, you can try on your terms, buy you can't have triple spots on these vacations. You don't need a visa for Albania. However, as a US Citizen, you can stay long as you want until the end of one year without a permit. In London, you'll need a Direct Airside Transit visa if you're planning to transfer flights once you're in London, England, UK in confidence without any immigration control. It's the recommend part to prove this.

In order to receive a Visa to travel to Wales of Great Britain, a Citizen has to go to the Embassy to claim the opportunity to get one. Usually, they get a British Vias for Weals, not a visa to get Wales. However, it's part of Great Britain. They can just travel there, land at the International Airport, claim a hotel, and then get there.

Actually, You don't need to apply for the UK Visa if you're a US resident and a US Citizen. You also don't need to apply for it if only you're going to travel there for family, adventure, business, employment, tourism, finances, opportunities, or vacation. However, US citizens are eligible to apply for other kind of visas for a longer stay or travel to other countries. That's the answer for the solution.

There 3 kind of documents you'll need for your grandchildren. 1. Passport. Minors under the age of 16 years old must possess a valid passport when crossing borders through air. ... 2. Child Travel Consent. A Child Travel Consent provides proof that a child has parental permission to travel alone, with one parent, or with a designated guardian. ... 3.Proof of Relationship.

No the Embassy is only for use of British Citizens needing assistance from Her Majesty’s Government they do not get involved in private affairs.

You most likely won't need a visa if you are coming for tourism purposes. The U.K and USA have an agreement like they do with Canada meaning you don't need a visa if you have no criminal convictions. Use this link to check if you need a visa. https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa/y MagickNoire this is not entirely correct. The embassy isn't just a refuge for British citizens. It does deal with interviews and a list of other services for U.S citizens who plan to live and work in British terrirory.

Not for visiting

Most U.S citizens do not need a visa. Use this link https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa/y

I'm a service tech can't help you with that question

As of today (18th May 2021) they include, but are not limited to: negative PCR test no more than 72hrs prior to departure, no less than 5 days quarantine on arrival (if you choose not to 'test out' it's 10 days) and fill out a 'passenger locator form' on/prior to arrival. Please be aware these requirements can change, and these are not everything required. CNN has a good article explaining the full list.

https://www.gov.uk/browse/visas-immigration

No

According to the International Community Service, there a possible solution to this event. Long as you have both Citizenship with you, it's not too late to have a opportunity to spend time with a friend, family, relative, well known people, or others that are close to you foundation. You can live there but in order to do so, you must become a British Citizen for the Resident Permission plus the Naturalization exams to receive the topic.

[Notice] If you was born in the country that has been under the colony of Great Britain, than you was born in the colony of the Bahamas. If you wad born after it's no longer under the colony of Great Britain's Occupation, than you were born in Kingdom of Bahamas. In that case, yes you're British/Behmamian.

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Yes

That's not one of the basic questions about the Embassy. It has nothing to do with the example you're asking. The Kim K is not the familiar solution to the question. If you're trying to ask about Kim Kardashian, the celebrity on what she dose, that's none of you business. There's no reason to ask that question. not the topic for your experience. It's not included. The question has to be pacific in order to receive the answer. So there's no answer for this. Next !

Yes, it's recommended you need a Visa in traveling to the UK for voluntarily in renovating the real estate there.

Yes, you can have the opportunity to get a visa for Great Britain in traveling in the International Airport out of the country. It doesn't matter if you have a Passport that is the US, British, or different ones from other countries base on the document you use, you can have it to teleport to Great Britain. However, your wife don't need to if she has the green card. But the only thing is she's a foreigner of the country. Getting a Visa for Great Britain is expensive. My suggestion to this is save more money for it so that you'll have a chance to get there. Best of luck. 100% A+

Yes, I can do many as I can to assist you. It's like this. People which are US Citizens are immigrants from the country. People that are British citizens are immigrants of the US. You've been married and living this country for decades. Stories goes on as usual. But if you can't find it and you're having a hard time locate where it is, the Embassy can make you a copy of your marriage certificate instead of looking for it. However, you make an appointment first before they'll give you a chance to explain the missing report you have. They can help you on your request to have a copy of your certificate. Because they're important document to maintain the identification of the marriage you have and never must be lost, stolen, damage, misplace, abandon, or forgotten.

In the International Airport, you can easily get there and travel on your own easily without any problem. Those are simple. If you're planning to teleport to the inernational airport with a pet, do so but in order to travel with your pet rather if is a cat or a dog, you have to have a Passport identification for it. However, the TSA have to have every owner's documents for not only themselves, but for their pets too. They need their passport and Identification forms. That way they'll let you and your pet get in the plane. I f you don't have the stuff what they're looking for to let you pet come along with you, they're not going to let you pass the Airport Security Terminals and refuse to let you in the Airlines of where you want to go. That's the rule of the game and the Regulations of the Policy.

Dude, in order to travel many countries as you want and stay there long as you need, including United Kingdom of Great Britain, you have to have documents with you at all times. Such as, you must have a Passport to travel to a dream country you like, you need to have a lot of currencies of money, (Notice) thousands of grand plus every Airlines are very expensive. Debt cards or credit cards from banks and companies. However, they don't do anything cheap in taking things easy for people even you. Sometimes they can depending on the holidays and seasons of the month but not very often. You always need a Passport card for backup plan that goes with the passport. You need tickets to get in the airlines of gateway. it's very important to have one for yourself so that they'll understand you have the opportunity to enter. If you win it, then you're 100% okay. Finally, you need to make copies of your documents in case you're in trouble, stuck, or have a serious emergency. That's my Solution.

Highly recommend you return on or preferably before the stated deadline on the 10th. Let's put it this way: is arriving a couple days late worth losing your UK permenant residency, in this day and age? PR is not the same as citizenship, and if the UK can strip a citizen of its birth right, anything less that than status can be revoked. This is not some banana republic where people can be lassez faire with important things and pay off a crooked official or two to look the other way. Change the old mindset and follow the laws or else you'll get in a lot of legal troubles (fine$, lawyer$, incarceration$).

In order to get it rescheduled, you have to contact them frist. Then when you done it, they'll give you a reasonable schedule on when you have to be there. You cannot be late, you must be there on time.

To vote for the procedures, a UK citizen has to be American citizen for nutulization, immigrat to the country, or a have a permit for the voting. It's okay to registered to vote if a person is a British citizen living in the US.

Proof of permeanent US residency as a green card holder has nothing to do with applying for a UK travel visa, which requires a valid passport. You need to use official documents such as an old passport from the country of your birth/former citizenship to apply for a UK Visa. Only passport holders from within the EU, S.Korea, Japan and countries with membership within the British Commonwealth such as Canada. Australia, NZ, Singapore, etc. have reciprocal travel visa waiver visiting the UK. You may be able to travel outside of the US with a passport from your country of origin, but there's a high probability you may not be able to re-enter the US with that document or the green card.

It's a new level of citizenship on which definitions carrys the benefits of existence. To obtain the Marriage Visa while planning to receive the opportunity to travel to the world, US, UK, or elsewhere, you have to improve them your marriage certificates and documents to the Embassy for the Nutrulazation. Here's the deal. If you're in the US, you must do so in the Embassy, If you're in the UK, it's nesssesary to prove it to the Government. Then you'll take it to the Embassy in London.

You must be in the reasonable time for that. Once you have ten days, you need to be their on time. Plus they don't do refunds. However, you cannot be late. At least save more money, have more currencies for assistance, go to the International Airport, and have you passport ready.

https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa/y

You'll need a Tourist Visa. It's important for you to have a passport with you at all times. Students in school, college, or University must have a Passport with them always for immigrantion management, global security, national citizenship, and to have a Visa that's base on tourism. It's recommended to have one before you plan to travel to England for Family Reunion. When you have a chance to get a Visa, you can travel to Great Britain for tourist events.

To this mater, everyone has to apply for it. There are 3 way you can do. Rather if is in person, go to the Embassy to order a Visa, or order online. However, when you plan to get a British Visa, you must be on you're own to get one. In order to receive a Visa from the Embassy, you have to at least apply for it in person. Such as, going there to meet with a associate. (Notice) Before you think about planning to be there, you have to make an appointment to be there first. However, you can't just go there without a appointment. You must have a reason for it. Plus they won't let you end up spending time and loitering around. People whoever attempt to do this shall be ask by staffs like what you're doing here? Do you need help? Or is there anything particular you need? If you're being asked or stoped, you must answer them in a confident way. Here are the websites. Immigration and migration. Com/UK. Or www. GOV.uk. Standard Visitor visa

Yes, you need to. It's recommended to do so if you have the documents for them.

For US or UK passport holder, there shouldn't be any problems unless you're on a no fly watchlist (ie, for terrorist or fugitive). Just answer customs questions directly and honestly, but don't volunteer any extraneous infos either. You should fine fine!

You need a valid passport from a country such as that from the original country where you emigrated from. Any other documents including US permanent residency (green card) are secondary and often cannot be substituted for visiting another country with some exceptions at the discretion of a country customs and immigration agency.

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Yes. Although most countries requires 3-6 months left on your passport for entry/issuance of visa, US passport holder can enter the UK as long as that passport is valid during the entire stay (90 days for Americans) in the UK. This is at the discretion of UK customs, so proof of onward travel (plane, train tickets) might be furnished. Happy travel.

Most people store this vital document along with their valuables in secured storage; however, you might try contacting the hospital where you were born to acquire a copy of the certificate or former employers (verified citizenship IDs for work) as UK diplomats and officials certainly have no jurisdiction over this.

Make the UK great again sounds better than actually doing it. Reality bites!

No you don’t need a visa to come here as an American, you can come upto 6 months visa free unless you have a criminal record then you need a visa otherwise no you don’t need one for tourism only.

Application has to be sent to the UK

For tourism no, for work, volunteering, school, or stays longer than 6 months... yes. I traveled 2 summers ago and was told this by the British consulate.

The only way to find a copy of your British birth certificate is that there are 3 options. 1. If your parents have it in there document. 2 if you got it from the British Government. 3 If they have it on their system. Or if they already know you're a British National, it's okay. Even if you're a American citizen, you can still be eligible to retain your British citizenship.

Have you tried the main website: gov.uk

Here's the deal. If she's homeless and abandoned for recent years and haven't retrieved her new documents, they would like to help her but they can't let her in. However, she must have an emergency appointment in order to enter. She just can't get in looking homeless and dirty. (Sorry) Not trying to make fun of her, insult her or protesting remarks against her. What I'm trying to say is she must have a Job, have her own appartment for living, have a bank , have money for it, income, and most importantly, she have to have a car with her to drive anywhere she wants to go. Homelessness dosen't work. Also, most embassies don't allow them in their place. Unless if is an braking emergency, then yes they'll do something about it to help her. (Notice) if she wants to have a new documents and passport for travel management or planning to return her country, she can do that but the main thing is she has to have new photographs of herself. How many? Only 2 pictures will do. This would help out.

Yes, you do need to have a visa stamp for going to the UK. In order to travel to Great Britain, you have to have a Visa to get there. Because without the visa logo on your passport, they won't let you in. Expecally if you're going to be on the International Airports. Once you're at the British Airways, and you pass the TSA security service, show them your visa at the gate then they'll let you in, if you don't have it on you're passport book even if you've forgotten about it by mistake, they would not let you enter the plane. Only the British Airways will allow British visas from travelers to get it done. Be responsible about it, learn about it, and have it with you before to travel to United Kingdom of Great Britain. This will help you on you're journey to get the adventure what you wanted. Good Luck on you're future travel.

I can't understand what questions your trying to ask me. But you can have a British Citizenship by applying for the documents online. In order to complete this, you need to bring items with you including your birth certificate, document, Identification, money, and the purpose of having a UK citizenship. If you're an Iraqi citizen and Central Asian , you must have a reason why you want a British documents with a Passport or Visa for possibility in travel management of immigration. There are 3 options you can do. 1st. you must live in the UK Great Britain for British Citizenship, 2nd. Try to have apply for dual citizenship for both nationality, or 3rd. Apply online. Those are my recommendation for this. If you want a British Passport, you must travel to United Kingdom and live there for 4 to 5 years of getting a passport and documents there. Unless of you're married, you'll have 3 years to get a passport for your citizenship. Those are the only way to get it.

You don't need a visa to visit the UK as a US passport holder and citizen who tours the country for 90 days or less. I've been to the UK many times for visitation and stopover to Europe. No worry about immunizations, insurance or any other docs, although you might have to furnish proof of an exit ticket flight out of the UK (I use an online printout of my itenary) to British customs. Be forewarned that Blacks, South Asian and Mideastern visitors often get racially profiled and interrogated more than they do in the US or anywhere else.

Yes!

I have no idea. Contact insurance company.

No!

The best way is to search opened positions--for British citizens and non-nationals--available at the Embassy's website under career and apply online. Good luck!

Yes, if you meet the college admission requirements. While unis are not tuition free anymore, they are still much cheaper than those in the States on average. Good luck!

Yes you can. A "green card" (USCIS I551) only proves your legal US permanent resident status but you must apply for a UK visa on the basis of your citizenship (Sierra Leone) as indicated on a valid passport. Good luck!

US citizens are normally allowed 90 days visa-free stay upon arrival, which can automatically renew another 90 days if you do a visa run (get out of UK and re-enter after a day or two:) You're all set. Happy travel!

You can renew your passport online directly via HM Passport Office in the UK at passport.service.uk.gov instead of UK embassy and paid fee of either 86 or 96 pounds per 34 or 50 pages, respectively, in addition to a 19.86 pounds courier fee for secured RT service. In addition to fees, you'll need to submit the completed online application along with your American passort and two passport size photos. The application usually takes about a month to be renewed and shipped back unless there are some mishaps. Good luck!

He'll be freed soon, when the other inmates release their willys!

Im not working in the British embassy sorry

no

Go to the UK Embassy ND find out

I don't believe so. Call the embassy to confirm this.

No

Please explain more!!

No not to visit

Yes, you will need a Standard Visa.

Do not send USA passport they only want a copy of a valid USA passport.

I don't think so.

Yes you will need a standard visitor visa.

I really don't know. I suggest you contact UK embassy.

No, unless you will have a permanent job and will move to live in the UK.

Please call and get confirmation from u.s. Embassy.

Its not temporarry tho it would be a moving visa???

Yes but the border agent at immigration will stamp your passport with the relevant visa.

Please call the U.S. Embassy. They can advise you on what Visa or documentation you may need.