After Brexit .Outside-UK travels.

[fuchsntf]

Just thought it might warrant its own Topic,for easy reference...

I myself have no worries,but have seen several UK TV advertisements, suggesting would be Travellers to inform themselves,for holidays and travel after October this year..

Are there Major concerns,Organisational or difficulty wise..??

Anybody Experience problems for future planned Overseas excursions.....??

[twoleftfeet]

My wife has a motorability car and has already been given a green card for insurance in europe for the last brexit date.

Just to let people know we got a speeding fine in france last year in October that took 6 months to reach us.

[Trav Le Bleu]

I saw that you should check your passport if it will be valid in the EU, which I find bizarre. I've never travelled outside the EU, but I've never heard you need a different passport to travel to other places. Visas for some places, obviously, but that's in addition, it's not another passport.

 

Anyone shed some light?

 

Edit: seems it's just that you'll need 6 months left on your passport. If you have less, you'll need to renew. Won't affect me for a while, but I think it's annoying. You pay for a 10 yr passport, not a 9 yr 6 mths one.

 

Edit edit: unless you're going to Ireland, in which case this doesn't apply.

 

Edit edit edit: This is all assuming no deal brexit.

 

Edit edit edit edit: So keep checking every day cos' who frikking knows?!

[Jattdogg]

1 hour ago, Trav Le Bleu said:

I saw that you should check your passport if it will be valid in the EU, which I find bizarre. I've never travelled outside the EU, but I've never heard you need a different passport to travel to other places. Visas for some places, obviously, but that's in addition, it's not another passport.

 

Anyone shed some light?

 

Edit: seems it's just that you'll need 6 months left on your passport. If you have less, you'll need to renew. Won't affect me for a while, but I think it's annoying. You pay for a 10 yr passport, not a 9 yr 6 mths one.

 

Edit edit: unless you're going to Ireland, in which case this doesn't apply.

 

Edit edit edit: This is all assuming no deal brexit.

 

Edit edit edit edit: So keep checking every day cos' who frikking knows?!

I believe they do this because its possible to stay in places for 6 months without a visa before you must return or leave the country. So if you could stay in say Canada for 6 months without a visa, your passport has 5 months left then clearly you'd be travelling on an expired passport OR might stay. Something like that. Bit silly if your ticket returns before it expires but is what it is.

[urban.spaceman]

I’ll definitely be getting an Irish passport. 

[Strokes]

7 hours ago, urban.spaceman said:

I’ll definitely be getting an Irish passport. 

Mmmmmm a whiskey infused passport.

[kingcarr21]

I believe your 6 months gets added onto your next passport anyway so you still get 10 years

[The People's Hero]

Wife is looking to book to go to Disney in France next year. I'm not overly keen but clearly I'll lose this 'discussion'.

 

What should we be aware of?

[Jon the Hat]

15 minutes ago, The People's Hero said:

Wife is looking to book to go to Disney in France next year. I'm not overly keen but clearly I'll lose this 'discussion'.

 

What should we be aware of?

Make sure your passports will have 6 months to run when you arrive in France. Simple as that.

[outfoxed77]

1 hour ago, The People's Hero said:

Wife is looking to book to go to Disney in France next year. I'm not overly keen but clearly I'll lose this 'discussion'.

 

What should we be aware of?

Watch out for that Daffy Duck, he's a right snidey ****er.

[BKLFox]

2 hours ago, The People's Hero said:

Wife is looking to book to go to Disney in France next year. I'm not overly keen but clearly I'll lose this 'discussion'.

 

What should we be aware of?

That you will go on 1 ride then spend the rest of the trip looking for a food group that is not brown or a varient of brown in colour

[The People's Hero]

17 minutes ago, BKLFox said:

That you will go on 1 ride then spend the rest of the trip looking for a food group that is not brown or a varient of brown in colour

Yeah I really don't want to go. Its a lot of money, too.

[Strokes]

2 hours ago, outfoxed77 said:

Watch out for that Daffy Duck, he's a right snidey ****er.

Donald?

[z-layrex]

4 hours ago, The People's Hero said:

Yeah I really don't want to go. Its a lot of money, too.

Disney Paris is absolutely shit.

[cambridgefox]

9 hours ago, kingcarr21 said:

I believe your 6 months gets added onto your next passport anyway so you still get 10 years

I think they have been a bit crafty and decided not to add them on now( Sept 18)

 

[fuchsntf]

5 hours ago, Strokes said:

Donald?

Here you are...

[kingcarr21]

14 hours ago, fuchsntf said:

Here you are...

That is awful  

[fuchsntf]

7 hours ago, kingcarr21 said:

That is awful  

Actually..its b!oody horrible..

[oxford blue]

On 23/09/2019 at 08:48, kingcarr21 said:

I believe your 6 months gets added onto your next passport anyway so you still get 10 years

I read this has changed - so you only get 10 years from application date

[FoxesDeb]

1 hour ago, oxford blue said:

I read this has changed - so you only get 10 years from application date

Yes, we went away in April just before Brexit was due to happen and the extra added on to my passport didn't count so I had to renew it before we went, even though it had months left 

[ozleicester]

On 23/09/2019 at 17:52, The People's Hero said:

Wife is looking to book to go to Disney in France next year. I'm not overly keen but clearly I'll lose this 'discussion'.

 

What should we be aware of?

The French

[mozartfox]

Claim asylum in Germany and get yourself a card that allows you to travel all over the Schengen Countries without a Visa.  Post Brexit my rights living in Austria are inferior to that of a Syrian Refugee.    So working in the UK for 35 years without claiming a single days' un-employment benefit and paying Tax and NI Contributions was well worth it. 

[Trav Le Bleu]

On 26/09/2019 at 21:13, FoxesDeb said:

Yes, we went away in April just before Brexit was due to happen and the extra added on to my passport didn't count so I had to renew it before we went, even though it had months left 

And then Brexit was delayed 6 months, so technically it would have been fine, I guess

[FoxesDeb]

2 hours ago, Trav Le Bleu said:

And then Brexit was delayed 6 months, so technically it would have been fine, I guess

Yep 🙄

[oxford blue]

6 hours ago, mozartfox said:

Claim asylum in Germany and get yourself a card that allows you to travel all over the Schengen Countries without a Visa.  Post Brexit my rights living in Austria are inferior to that of a Syrian Refugee.    So working in the UK for 35 years without claiming a single days' un-employment benefit and paying Tax and NI Contributions was well worth it. 

But you still won't need a visa to travel (for stays of up to 90 days). Regarding a right to reside in Austria, that would be dependent upon Austria; EU nationals living in Britain can remain indefinitely (if they apply for settled status by 2020). OtherEU countries have not reciprocated the UK position - it is nothing to with whether you have worked and paid taxes in UK.