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Travelling After Citizenship Ceremony

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Travelling After Citizenship Ceremony

Post by ai3245678 » Sun Jan 14, 2018 5:28 pm

I am writing in hopes of guidance and help, I have a trip booked to Amsterdam from the 12th of February until the 15th as a birthday present all the way back from November. However, my British Citizenship ceremony is on the 6th of February and I am aware that this does not mean I automatically get a British passport therefore please could you offer me guidance as to how I am able to go on the trip as there are no changes or any form of refund available from the booking. I am currently on a Philippines passport therefore do I just apply for a Schengen visa even though I would have already attended a British Citizenship ceremony? Any forms of guidance or suggestion would be useful as I really do not want to let down my friends especially with the amount of money they spent. Thanks

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Re: Travelling After Citizenship Ceremony

Post by CR001 » Sun Jan 14, 2018 6:30 pm

You also have to return your ILR BRP card within 5 days of attending the ceremony, which means you won't have proof of right to reside.

I suggest you reschedule your ceremony till after your trip and apply for a Schengen visa.
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