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My boyfriend is currently on a contract and is finishing in Oct. he wants to come and visit me in the uk for a short time before he goes back to SA. Will he be allowed entry into the uk with the Schengen Multi visa or the C1/D visa he has been issued with.
visas uk standard-visitor-visas
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My boyfriend is currently on a contract and is finishing in Oct. he wants to come and visit me in the uk for a short time before he goes back to SA. Will he be allowed entry into the uk with the Schengen Multi visa or the C1/D visa he has been issued with.
visas uk standard-visitor-visas
edited Sep 8 at 10:15
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asked Sep 8 at 8:59
Michelle Howard
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closed as unclear what you're asking by David Richerby, Giorgio, gmauch, Ali Awan, Newton Sep 12 at 15:31
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His nationality?
– Nean Der Thal
Sep 8 at 9:04
@NeanDerThal "SA" usually means South African
– Burgi
Sep 8 at 13:23
@burgi yes, but just to make sure, maybe he is goung back to SA but he is not from SA.
– Nean Der Thal
Sep 8 at 14:09
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@Burgi But it's the ISO code for Saudi Arabia.
– svick
Sep 8 at 16:33
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@svick And even then, he might be going back to Saudi Arabia but not a Saudi national.
– David Richerby
Sep 8 at 22:30
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My boyfriend is currently on a contract and is finishing in Oct. he wants to come and visit me in the uk for a short time before he goes back to SA. Will he be allowed entry into the uk with the Schengen Multi visa or the C1/D visa he has been issued with.
visas uk standard-visitor-visas
edited Sep 8 at 10:15
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asked Sep 8 at 8:59
Michelle Howard
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My boyfriend is currently on a contract and is finishing in Oct. he wants to come and visit me in the uk for a short time before he goes back to SA. Will he be allowed entry into the uk with the Schengen Multi visa or the C1/D visa he has been issued with.
visas uk standard-visitor-visas
visas uk standard-visitor-visas
edited Sep 8 at 10:15
Traveller
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asked Sep 8 at 8:59
Michelle Howard
141
edited Sep 8 at 10:15
Traveller
4,4441924
asked Sep 8 at 8:59
Michelle Howard
141
edited Sep 8 at 10:15
Traveller
4,4441924
edited Sep 8 at 10:15
Traveller
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edited Sep 8 at 10:15
Traveller
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asked Sep 8 at 8:59
Michelle Howard
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asked Sep 8 at 8:59
Michelle Howard
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asked Sep 8 at 8:59
Michelle Howard
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closed as unclear what you're asking by David Richerby, Giorgio, gmauch, Ali Awan, Newton Sep 12 at 15:31
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His nationality?
– Nean Der Thal
Sep 8 at 9:04
@NeanDerThal "SA" usually means South African
– Burgi
Sep 8 at 13:23
@burgi yes, but just to make sure, maybe he is goung back to SA but he is not from SA.
– Nean Der Thal
Sep 8 at 14:09
3
@Burgi But it's the ISO code for Saudi Arabia.
– svick
Sep 8 at 16:33
1
@svick And even then, he might be going back to Saudi Arabia but not a Saudi national.
– David Richerby
Sep 8 at 22:30
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His nationality?
– Nean Der Thal
Sep 8 at 9:04
@NeanDerThal "SA" usually means South African
– Burgi
Sep 8 at 13:23
@burgi yes, but just to make sure, maybe he is goung back to SA but he is not from SA.
– Nean Der Thal
Sep 8 at 14:09
3
@Burgi But it's the ISO code for Saudi Arabia.
– svick
Sep 8 at 16:33
1
@svick And even then, he might be going back to Saudi Arabia but not a Saudi national.
– David Richerby
Sep 8 at 22:30
4
4
His nationality?
– Nean Der Thal
Sep 8 at 9:04
His nationality?
– Nean Der Thal
Sep 8 at 9:04
@NeanDerThal "SA" usually means South African
– Burgi
Sep 8 at 13:23
@NeanDerThal "SA" usually means South African
– Burgi
Sep 8 at 13:23
@burgi yes, but just to make sure, maybe he is goung back to SA but he is not from SA.
– Nean Der Thal
Sep 8 at 14:09
@burgi yes, but just to make sure, maybe he is goung back to SA but he is not from SA.
– Nean Der Thal
Sep 8 at 14:09
3
3
@Burgi But it's the ISO code for Saudi Arabia.
– svick
Sep 8 at 16:33
@Burgi But it's the ISO code for Saudi Arabia.
– svick
Sep 8 at 16:33
1
1
@svick And even then, he might be going back to Saudi Arabia but not a Saudi national.
– David Richerby
Sep 8 at 22:30
@svick And even then, he might be going back to Saudi Arabia but not a Saudi national.
– David Richerby
Sep 8 at 22:30
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Schengen visa does not allow him to enter the UK, nor does the US crew visa (C1/D).
Crewmembers do not need a visa to enter the UK only when they are a part of an operating crew, but when entering as passengers they will need to obtain a UK visa.
answered Sep 8 at 9:08
Nean Der Thal
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How would he apply over one when he is still cruising? Would he have to go back to SA then apply for one?
– Michelle Howard
Sep 8 at 9:39
@Michelle Your boyfriend can apply online from any country providing he can attend a biometric appointment at a visa application centre, and can supply the required documentation gov.uk/standard-visitor-visa/apply
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 10:12
@Nean Der Thai That’s generally true for Schengen visas, but not for UK or USA
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 10:14
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@Traveller I suspect you have it reversed: The UK and USA don't generally care what country you apply for a visitor visa from. Schengen countries are more restrictive and require applicants to apply from their country of residence in most circumstances (because the Schengen agreement requires this).
– Michael Hampton
Sep 8 at 13:21
@Michael Hampton Yes, I know. The OP’s boyfriend wants a UK visa, Nean Der Thal’s comment states the BF can only apply from his country of residence, which is not true.
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 13:36
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The UK is not part of Schengen. Your boyfriend may require a visa to enter the UK, depending on his nationality. If he is South African, he needs a visa. You can check here https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa
answered Sep 8 at 9:04
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2 Answers
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Schengen visa does not allow him to enter the UK, nor does the US crew visa (C1/D).
Crewmembers do not need a visa to enter the UK only when they are a part of an operating crew, but when entering as passengers they will need to obtain a UK visa.
answered Sep 8 at 9:08
Nean Der Thal
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How would he apply over one when he is still cruising? Would he have to go back to SA then apply for one?
– Michelle Howard
Sep 8 at 9:39
@Michelle Your boyfriend can apply online from any country providing he can attend a biometric appointment at a visa application centre, and can supply the required documentation gov.uk/standard-visitor-visa/apply
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 10:12
@Nean Der Thai That’s generally true for Schengen visas, but not for UK or USA
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 10:14
2
@Traveller I suspect you have it reversed: The UK and USA don't generally care what country you apply for a visitor visa from. Schengen countries are more restrictive and require applicants to apply from their country of residence in most circumstances (because the Schengen agreement requires this).
– Michael Hampton
Sep 8 at 13:21
@Michael Hampton Yes, I know. The OP’s boyfriend wants a UK visa, Nean Der Thal’s comment states the BF can only apply from his country of residence, which is not true.
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 13:36
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up vote
13
down vote
Schengen visa does not allow him to enter the UK, nor does the US crew visa (C1/D).
Crewmembers do not need a visa to enter the UK only when they are a part of an operating crew, but when entering as passengers they will need to obtain a UK visa.
answered Sep 8 at 9:08
Nean Der Thal
65.8k21242348
How would he apply over one when he is still cruising? Would he have to go back to SA then apply for one?
– Michelle Howard
Sep 8 at 9:39
@Michelle Your boyfriend can apply online from any country providing he can attend a biometric appointment at a visa application centre, and can supply the required documentation gov.uk/standard-visitor-visa/apply
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 10:12
@Nean Der Thai That’s generally true for Schengen visas, but not for UK or USA
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 10:14
2
@Traveller I suspect you have it reversed: The UK and USA don't generally care what country you apply for a visitor visa from. Schengen countries are more restrictive and require applicants to apply from their country of residence in most circumstances (because the Schengen agreement requires this).
– Michael Hampton
Sep 8 at 13:21
@Michael Hampton Yes, I know. The OP’s boyfriend wants a UK visa, Nean Der Thal’s comment states the BF can only apply from his country of residence, which is not true.
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 13:36
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up vote
13
down vote
up vote
13
down vote
Schengen visa does not allow him to enter the UK, nor does the US crew visa (C1/D).
Crewmembers do not need a visa to enter the UK only when they are a part of an operating crew, but when entering as passengers they will need to obtain a UK visa.
answered Sep 8 at 9:08
Nean Der Thal
65.8k21242348
Schengen visa does not allow him to enter the UK, nor does the US crew visa (C1/D).
Crewmembers do not need a visa to enter the UK only when they are a part of an operating crew, but when entering as passengers they will need to obtain a UK visa.
answered Sep 8 at 9:08
Nean Der Thal
65.8k21242348
answered Sep 8 at 9:08
Nean Der Thal
65.8k21242348
answered Sep 8 at 9:08
Nean Der Thal
65.8k21242348
answered Sep 8 at 9:08
Nean Der Thal
65.8k21242348
65.8k21242348
How would he apply over one when he is still cruising? Would he have to go back to SA then apply for one?
– Michelle Howard
Sep 8 at 9:39
@Michelle Your boyfriend can apply online from any country providing he can attend a biometric appointment at a visa application centre, and can supply the required documentation gov.uk/standard-visitor-visa/apply
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 10:12
@Nean Der Thai That’s generally true for Schengen visas, but not for UK or USA
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 10:14
2
@Traveller I suspect you have it reversed: The UK and USA don't generally care what country you apply for a visitor visa from. Schengen countries are more restrictive and require applicants to apply from their country of residence in most circumstances (because the Schengen agreement requires this).
– Michael Hampton
Sep 8 at 13:21
@Michael Hampton Yes, I know. The OP’s boyfriend wants a UK visa, Nean Der Thal’s comment states the BF can only apply from his country of residence, which is not true.
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 13:36
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How would he apply over one when he is still cruising? Would he have to go back to SA then apply for one?
– Michelle Howard
Sep 8 at 9:39
@Michelle Your boyfriend can apply online from any country providing he can attend a biometric appointment at a visa application centre, and can supply the required documentation gov.uk/standard-visitor-visa/apply
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 10:12
@Nean Der Thai That’s generally true for Schengen visas, but not for UK or USA
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 10:14
2
@Traveller I suspect you have it reversed: The UK and USA don't generally care what country you apply for a visitor visa from. Schengen countries are more restrictive and require applicants to apply from their country of residence in most circumstances (because the Schengen agreement requires this).
– Michael Hampton
Sep 8 at 13:21
@Michael Hampton Yes, I know. The OP’s boyfriend wants a UK visa, Nean Der Thal’s comment states the BF can only apply from his country of residence, which is not true.
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 13:36
How would he apply over one when he is still cruising? Would he have to go back to SA then apply for one?
– Michelle Howard
Sep 8 at 9:39
How would he apply over one when he is still cruising? Would he have to go back to SA then apply for one?
– Michelle Howard
Sep 8 at 9:39
@Michelle Your boyfriend can apply online from any country providing he can attend a biometric appointment at a visa application centre, and can supply the required documentation gov.uk/standard-visitor-visa/apply
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 10:12
@Michelle Your boyfriend can apply online from any country providing he can attend a biometric appointment at a visa application centre, and can supply the required documentation gov.uk/standard-visitor-visa/apply
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 10:12
@Nean Der Thai That’s generally true for Schengen visas, but not for UK or USA
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 10:14
@Nean Der Thai That’s generally true for Schengen visas, but not for UK or USA
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 10:14
2
2
@Traveller I suspect you have it reversed: The UK and USA don't generally care what country you apply for a visitor visa from. Schengen countries are more restrictive and require applicants to apply from their country of residence in most circumstances (because the Schengen agreement requires this).
– Michael Hampton
Sep 8 at 13:21
@Traveller I suspect you have it reversed: The UK and USA don't generally care what country you apply for a visitor visa from. Schengen countries are more restrictive and require applicants to apply from their country of residence in most circumstances (because the Schengen agreement requires this).
– Michael Hampton
Sep 8 at 13:21
@Michael Hampton Yes, I know. The OP’s boyfriend wants a UK visa, Nean Der Thal’s comment states the BF can only apply from his country of residence, which is not true.
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 13:36
@Michael Hampton Yes, I know. The OP’s boyfriend wants a UK visa, Nean Der Thal’s comment states the BF can only apply from his country of residence, which is not true.
– Traveller
Sep 8 at 13:36
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up vote
2
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The UK is not part of Schengen. Your boyfriend may require a visa to enter the UK, depending on his nationality. If he is South African, he needs a visa. You can check here https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa
answered Sep 8 at 9:04
Traveller
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up vote
2
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The UK is not part of Schengen. Your boyfriend may require a visa to enter the UK, depending on his nationality. If he is South African, he needs a visa. You can check here https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa
answered Sep 8 at 9:04
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up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
The UK is not part of Schengen. Your boyfriend may require a visa to enter the UK, depending on his nationality. If he is South African, he needs a visa. You can check here https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa
answered Sep 8 at 9:04
Traveller
4,4441924
The UK is not part of Schengen. Your boyfriend may require a visa to enter the UK, depending on his nationality. If he is South African, he needs a visa. You can check here https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa
answered Sep 8 at 9:04
Traveller
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answered Sep 8 at 9:04
Traveller
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answered Sep 8 at 9:04
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His nationality?
– Nean Der Thal
Sep 8 at 9:04
@NeanDerThal "SA" usually means South African
– Burgi
Sep 8 at 13:23
@burgi yes, but just to make sure, maybe he is goung back to SA but he is not from SA.
– Nean Der Thal
Sep 8 at 14:09
3
@Burgi But it's the ISO code for Saudi Arabia.
– svick
Sep 8 at 16:33
1
@svick And even then, he might be going back to Saudi Arabia but not a Saudi national.
– David Richerby
Sep 8 at 22:30