Passports/Brexit

horden · **Posted:** Fri Dec 22, 2017 4:32 pm

You can have the burgundy passport,
which gets you into 27 countries without a visa, or a blue one that requires 27 visas.

How do I get an Irish one? Will have to take a look at the Family tree

Bluestreak · **Posted:** Fri Dec 22, 2017 5:54 pm

Can you get blue and white striped ones?

horden · **Posted:** Fri Dec 22, 2017 6:08 pm

Bluestreak wrote:

Can you get blue and white striped ones?

Not in the Hartlepool club shop

Bluestreak · **Posted:** Fri Dec 22, 2017 6:27 pm

horden wrote:

Bluestreak wrote:

Can you get blue and white striped ones?

Not in the Hartlepool club shop

I will try the Huddersfield Club shop...........

horden · **Posted:** Fri Dec 22, 2017 7:00 pm

Bluestreak wrote:

Can you get blue and white striped ones?

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Malcolm Dawes Knew My Father · **Joined:** Wed May 11, 2011 4:25 pm **Posts:** 4198

horden wrote:

You can have the burgundy passport,
which gets you into 27 countries without a visa, or a blue one that requires 27 visas.

How do I get an Irish one? Will have to take a look at the Family tree

Hate to disappoint, but the UK has bilateral travel arrangements with a whole bunch of countries outside the EU including the likes of Argentina, Brazil and South Korea. UK citizens don't need a visa to visit those countries for non-work related purposes and their citizens don't need visas to come to the UK. If on the other hand you want to work, you need a work permit.

I'm old enough to have had my first holidays in Italy and Spain a couple of years before the UK joined the EU. Didn't need one then, and would have money on the fact that holiday travel between the UK and EU counties will be visa free in the future.

pooliecrab · **Joined:** Tue Dec 16, 2014 9:31 pm **Posts:** 6028

The whole brexit farce gets more stupid everyday. Ah well at least the NHS will improve despite having less staff since all the foreigners will be shipped out.

pooliecrab · **Joined:** Tue Dec 16, 2014 9:31 pm **Posts:** 6028

horden wrote:

You can have the burgundy passport,
which gets you into 27 countries without a visa, or a blue one that requires 27 visas.

How do I get an Irish one? Will have to take a look at the Family tree

But you're British, why would you want to go to those countries? Only reason surely is to fight other football fans who disagree on message boards.

horden · **Posted:** Sat Dec 23, 2017 10:15 am

pooliecrab wrote:

horden wrote:

You can have the burgundy passport,
which gets you into 27 countries without a visa, or a blue one that requires 27 visas.

How do I get an Irish one? Will have to take a look at the Family tree

But you're British, why would you want to go to those countries? Only reason surely is to fight other football fans who disagree on message boards.

You know me too well. Think we are being a bit hasty putting the name of Northern Ireland on the passports as well. May end up having to re-print them all again if Ireland becomes one country :animals-dogrun:

accrington fan · **Joined:** Wed Jan 20, 2016 3:22 pm **Posts:** 18878

Malcolm Dawes Knew My Father wrote:

horden wrote:

You can have the burgundy passport,
which gets you into 27 countries without a visa, or a blue one that requires 27 visas.

How do I get an Irish one? Will have to take a look at the Family tree

Hate to disappoint, but the UK has bilateral travel arrangements with a whole bunch of countries outside the EU including the likes of Argentina, Brazil and South Korea. UK citizens don't need a visa to visit those countries for non-work related purposes and their citizens don't need visas to come to the UK. If on the other hand you want to work, you need a work permit.

I'm old enough to have had my first holidays in Italy and Spain a couple of years before the UK joined the EU. Didn't need one then, and would have money on the fact that holiday travel between the UK and EU counties will be visa free in the future.

totally true. even in the early 60ms visa,s were not required for us in western europe. just another scare tactic for the remainers to try and use.

Malcolm Dawes Knew My Father · **Joined:** Wed May 11, 2011 4:25 pm **Posts:** 4198

I was trying to provide a bit of factual information rather than score a political point.

Though it's clearer than ever these days that misinformation, from all sides, is highly political and trumps mere facts time after time.

horden · **Posted:** Sat Dec 23, 2017 1:43 pm

Mr Dawes you quoted countries outside EU , I mentioned the 27 countries inside it, no one know how it is going to play out , but I think its a good bet you will need a visa to visit some if not all EU countries in future.

pooliecrab · **Joined:** Tue Dec 16, 2014 9:31 pm **Posts:** 6028

Most countries I've visited provide a visa on arrival for citizens of countries that are higher on the FIFA rankings or have a more generous benefits system. At least that's my understanding of it.

returnofaido · **Posted:** Sat Dec 23, 2017 4:06 pm

Malcolm Dawes Knew My Father wrote:

horden wrote:

You can have the burgundy passport,
which gets you into 27 countries without a visa, or a blue one that requires 27 visas.

How do I get an Irish one? Will have to take a look at the Family tree

Hate to disappoint, but the UK has bilateral travel arrangements with a whole bunch of countries outside the EU including the likes of Argentina, Brazil and South Korea. UK citizens don't need a visa to visit those countries for non-work related purposes and their citizens don't need visas to come to the UK. If on the other hand you want to work, you need a work permit.

I'm old enough to have had my first holidays in Italy and Spain a couple of years before the UK joined the EU. Didn't need one then, and would have money on the fact that holiday travel between the UK and EU counties will be visa free in the future.

pack it in with your stupid facts, Ronnie wants a hysterical rant (again) yawn2

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