I am a UK national citizen and I am travelling for 5 months through Myanmar, India and finally Indonesia. I have 2 valid passports - an Irish and a UK passport. I have my Myanmar and India visa on my UK passport and my Indonesia visa on my Irish passport. I am at a loss of how I can exit India on my UK passport but enter Indonesia on my Irish passport and whether there is even a way of doing this?!  I will have entered India on my UK passport so must exit on this.  I then need to fly to a middle destination such as Kuala Lumpur, Malayasia before flying  to Sulawesi in Indonesia. I will need to collect my bags at Kuala Lumpur and re check in so in that sense I will have to clear immigration both ways than just catching a connecting flight.   On entering Malaysia, at this point can i show my Irish passport on entering to get an entry stamp or is this not allowed since I would have technically come into the country on my UK passport as registered by the plane ticket?! I would then exit Kuala Lumpur on my Irish passport and enter Sulawesi on my Irish one?  I am a little confused on what is legal and allowed - please help!
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I am a citizen of two different countries, and have two passports.  How should I use my passports when traveling?
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My passport was detached from the front cover but all the pages are intact. I have an Indian passport and wants to travel from Philippines to India, is it possible?
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I'm a US citizen traveling through Europe visa-free. I started my trip in Spain and got an entry stamp there. Later, I took the IDBUS from France to the UK and got an exit stamp from France and an entry stamp from the UK. (They made us all get out and go through two separate passport checkpoints.) Yesterday I took the night IDBUS bus back from the UK to Amsterdam. This time, we didn't have to get off the bus for passport checks: a UK official and a French official got on the bus and quickly checked everyone's passports, but no stamps were given. The last stamp in my passport is now my entry stamp into the UK, even though I'm in the Schengen Area again.  I'm confused: at the very least, shouldn't I have gotten an entry stamp from the French official? Is this common? What does this mean in practice? Will the burden of proof be on me to show that I haven't overstayed my 6-month period in the UK or my 3-month period in the Schengen region whenever I go through another border checkpoint?
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I stay in US on a valid visa and my wife stays in India along with our daughter who is less than 1 year old. While travelling to US from India, we are planning to visit my brother who has been living in the UK for around 6 years. I am planning to get Visitor visa for my family and myself. Here are the questions I have:   Do I need to fill out , one for myself, one for my wife, and one for my daughter? As I am in the US and my family is in India, will we be able to select different centers (San Francisco for myself and Hyderabad/Chennai for my wife and daughter)?  Do I need to book the flights before submitting the application(s)?
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I'm from the Philippines, and I plan on travelling to the UK with my sister to visit a relative.  I have just submitted my visa application and have already paid online, when I noticed that I've made a clerical error. In the 'visit or stay' portion of section "Do you have any friends or relatives in the UK?", I clicked the 'no' box, instead of 'yes'.  My sister's application is correct. She selected 'yes'. Our appointment is due next month. I am planning to email them about this, and also inform them on the day of application submission.  Is this the right path to take?
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I hold an Indian passport and am living and working in Ireland with a valid work permit.   Do I need a visa to go to the UK? Do they have border control?
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When I first went to the USA it was before fingerprinting, so I was not fingerprinted. I overstayed for 10 months. I came home and then went back to the US and got back in, and this time I was fingerprinted. I overstayed for 3 and a half years. When I left the US, I had a new passport, as if I'd lost my passport in the States.  I'm attempting to go back now for a visit. It has been 10 years since I left the States (my 10-year ban would be over). I'm told I have to apply for a non-immigrant visa, but the chances of getting approval are slim, due to the fact that I have overstayed my welcome on 2 occasions.  I'm from Northern Ireland. I can have two passports: a UK passport or an Irish passport. If I change my passport and attempt to enter, would I be denied? I honestly have no intentions of overstaying again, but I’d love to go back and see some old friends.
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In Early September I was an au pair in Italy, but because I'm American I can only stay in the Schengen Zone for 90 days. I decided to continue as a nanny in Manchester, UK until my 90 days were up. Essentially, I said “working” to the UK border, so they sent me back to the USA.  My passport now has an ‘X’ across the Manchester stamp. Will this affect me re-entering the EU (I go through immigration in Portugal, despite my final destination being Italy)? Or am I better off getting a new passport? I’m not sure if they share the same database, but I don’t want to run into any issues again.
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I actually saw this on a list of top new traveller questions, and figured it'd be a good one to have on here.  Obviously with international travel, you'll need your passport, but are there any other important documents you should consider taking with you when travelling?
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I recently traveled from India to USA. I am on H1B. I entered USA on 29th December 2016. As my Visa extension is due in August 2017, I was gathering documents for Visa Extension. It was required to provide a scanned copy of passport page with all entry and exit stamps.  Myself and my wife both travelled back from India. My wife's passport has a entry stamp with date as 29th December 2016. But the same is missing from my passport. I guess the officer missed putting the entry stamp on my passport. My I 94 reflects the correct date of entry as 29th December. Somehow I still have my boarding pass from this trip (usually I throw them once trip is complete).   Want to know what could be implications of missing entry stamp when I travel to India next time (somewhere towards early next year)? Does this impact my H1B Visa extension ? Also what can I do to correct this information on my passport?
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I'm travelling from London (UK) to Jakarta and using 2 different airlines (2 separate tickets - non connecting flight), from London to Incheon using Asiana (1 ticket), and from Incheon to Jakarta using SQ/Singapore airlines (1 ticket) and have to layover at Incheon about 8 hours. Do I need a Korea visa if I have to transfer/change the airlines? Or can I change airlines without visa? I'm an Indonesia passport holder
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I'm from India had come to Malaysia in visiting visa near my friend to meet in between in emergency he went to India and I stay in Lodge for 6 days and I lost my passport and in 2 days my visiting visa will expire 30days and I had not complained yet to police station in fear. How can I get back to my hometown in India?
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I am a United States citizen with a 6-month Tourist visa to the UK (a stamp in my passport). Additionally, in 2013 I spent about two months in the UK on tourist visas, split between two separate occasions (one month in April-May, and one in August-September). My passport was stamped in December of 2013, and I have two other stamps from those previous visits (so three total, now)  My original intended departure date from the UK was March 1, but that is no longer the case, as I plan to stay out the duration of my visa.  My question is, can I leave the UK (to travel in Europe for a week, for example) and come back in with this visa? Will they re-stamp me, or see that my existing stamp is still valid? Will it be a problem that I've been coming-and-going in the UK relatively frequently? Are there any other concerns I should be aware of?
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I'm a Sri Lankan passport holder. I'm planning to travel to China in January and have to transit in Malaysia. I wonder whether I can obtain a Malaysian transit visa in KLIA 2 when I'm flying back to Sri Lanka.
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Me and my friends are planning on inter railing from the UK. They all have a British Citizen but I do not. I only have a PR and I have been a resident in the UK for 10 years. The question is do I still need a schengen visa? (BTW I think I do but want to make sure).  EDIT: I have an Indian Passport
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I am from India and I have valid multiple entry visa valid till September 2015. I travelled to UK and stayed for a month and came back to India. Can I again travel to UK on the same visa and stay till the valid date?
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Here's the situation. My friend applied for a UK tourism visa stating that she would be visiting the UK for 2 weeks (It's written in the visa that she could stay up to 180 days) and granted but she ended up staying for 5 months (150 days). And the visa was valid for 6 months   During the 5 months she traveled a lot in the UK, Wales and Scotland. She stayed with friends so she didn't have to pay for the accommodation. So, she thought it would be ok which the immigration didn't say anything when she went back. She's Thai national.  Now she wanted to come back so she applied for the visa again and got rejected, UK Border gave the reason that they didn't believe she would be coming for tourism again because she stayed for 5 months already. And she applied again because she wanted to come here for vacation during Christmas and got rejected again with the same reason. Now, she wanted to apply again for the third time and she's not sure of what more documentation she needs to provide for UK Border to believe that she will come here for vacation and nothing else. For that last two rejections she also showed return tickets.  Not sure if anyone has seen this kind of case before and how to resolve it?