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Passport advice - urgent!
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Re: Passport advice - urgent!
IIRC, you can board a domestic flight with only a driving license for ID (any picture ID will suffice, I think) but I think a EU passport is needed to fly out of the UK.
I've gone to my local passport office and collected one on the same day but that was a while ago and during the week. Sorry I can't be more positive and gutted for your mate if that's the case. |
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http://www.fco.gov.uk/servlet/Front?...=1013618385929
"Passport validity All British passport holders require a valid passport. There is no minimum passport validity requirement but you should ensure that your passport is valid for the proposed period of your stay" I thought you just needed a photo driving licence too! Check the airline website/ring the airline..... |
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In theory yes, but in practice unlikely. Easy-Jet for instance state you must have a passport as id, even for internal flights. tossers!
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free snowboarding trip.....? Oohh!
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i have a passport............... i can come instead:p
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have you tried getting a new passport issued urgently? He might not make the flight, but perhaps he can change the flight to a later one/the next day and still make some of the holiday?
http://www.ips.gov.uk/passport/apply-urgent.asp Otherwise I suggest he spends the whole night turning his house upside-down! PS. from experience I think he'd have more luck winging it on the coach than at the airport |
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Derail sorry
Im heading up on sunday. Its snowing a lot in the hills and should be a great week end for it. Its dropped about a meter in ther last few days. Suppose to be sunny on sunday and getting better next week |
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