Do I have to include my second passport in my UK Visa application?

1. Can I keep my passport when applying for UK visa?
2. Can I have 2 British passports at the same time?
3. Do I need to submit old passport for UK visa?
4. Can I send more than one passport application in the same envelope UK?
5. How do you know my UK visa is approved?
6. How long does it take for UK visa to be approved?
7. How do I apply for a second British passport?
8. How many UK passports can you have?
9. How many passports can one have?
10. Is my UK visa still valid if my passport expires?
11. What is the current wait time for a UK passport?
12. Will my EU passport still be valid after Brexit?

Can I keep my passport when applying for UK visa?

If the visa application centre kept your passport, they'll post it to you with the vignette inside. If you kept your passport, you'll need to take it to the visa application centre to collect your vignette.

Can I have 2 British passports at the same time?

You can have a two UK passports at the same time. ... It's called a “concurrent passport” and it's fairly common for frequent business travellers to have one, for two reasons: You travel for work that requires you to apply for multiple visas. You travel to “incompatible countries”

Do I need to submit old passport for UK visa?

It depends on the case worker. If the case worker is satisfied with all other documents without the old passport, then he/she can approve the visa. And if not satisfied, he/she can either contact you and ask you to provide the additional document or can simply return the application to you as an incomplete document.

Can I send more than one passport application in the same envelope UK?

Yes it's fine. They call them a group or family and should do them together.

How do you know my UK visa is approved?

Visit the official visa website of the country of visit. Find the option of tracking the visa application status. Enter the acknowledgement number or passport number and the date of birth. Following that, enter the captcha code and click 'submit'.

How long does it take for UK visa to be approved?

Your application for a Standard Visitor visa should be made no earlier than 3 months before you intend to enter the UK, and it will generally take no more than 3 weeks for the visa application to be processed and a decision made after your appointment.

How do I apply for a second British passport?

How to apply for a second UK passport

1. Check if you are eligible. You must be aged 16 or over and have a valid reason for needing a second passport, though it is not guaranteed that you will be granted one. The most common applications for a second passport are from frequent business travellers. ...
2. Fill out an application. You can do this by post or online.

How many UK passports can you have?

Legally, British nationals can possess two passports. The second document is called a concurrent passport, and is fairly common for business partners to employ. These can prove useful should a person wish to travel to countries which do not permit travellers who have a particular state's stamp on their passport.

How many passports can one have?

As a general rule, four passports is probably enough. For some, two or three could even be enough. Some people just don't want to be a US citizen anymore.

Is my UK visa still valid if my passport expires?

You can use the valid visa in your expired passport when you're travelling to and from the UK. You'll need to travel with your expired and your new passport. You can also choose to either: replace your visa with a biometric residence permit if you're in the UK (the cost depends on your visa status)

What is the current wait time for a UK passport?

HM Passport Office is telling travellers to allow up to 10 weeks to receive their documents, in comparison to the usual three-week wait. Join thousands of others and get the latest Lanarkshire news sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.

Will my EU passport still be valid after Brexit?

Is my EU/UK passport still valid after Brexit? ... UK passport holders will be able to travel to the EU/EFTA on their passport as long as it is less than 10 years old and has at least six months left on its expiry date. That includes the burgundy EU/UK passports and the new blue UK passports.