Re: [OT] What passport?

It sounds like the EU has decided the UK is part of the EU wether
they want to be or not.

Roger Books

On 21-Jun-02 at 06:06, Donogh McCarthy (donoghmc@hotmail.com) wrote:
> 
> 
> Not quite.
> 
> IF you happen to get into an EU country (using whatever type of
passport) 
> AND you're a UK resident citizen, THEN you can get an ID card in that 
> country, which means you can travel in the EU without a passport. You
can 
> enter the UK as well, as you have UK resident citizenship, it says so
on 
> your German ID card.
> 
> And you can leave the UK - but only to an EU country, if you don't
have a 
> passport, because the ID card shows you to be a resident of Germany.
> 
> As in someone who holds dual UK/Australian nationality living
temporarily
> in  Germany. A really Irish situation <grin>.
> 
> 
> *twitch*
> 
> Now I'm just confused!
> 
> *twitch*
> 
> It's a case of you're in, therefore you must have been authorised at
the 
> point of entry, therefore we won't bother you until you try to get
out, 
> unless you're going back to where we think you're from...