More British teenagers with dual nationality are reportedly stranded abroad due to a change in the Home Office's passport policy, leaving many scrambling to resolve their travel issues.

Family learned of change while abroad, and fear dual-national children will have to stay with relatives while they return to apply for passports A British man and a Danish woman fear they will be separated from their young children in Copenhagen airport because of new border control rules on British dual nationals. James Scrivens and his wife, Sara, who live in the UK in Wales, were visiting relatives in Norway and Denmark during the school holidays, and learned about the new Home Office rule...

New travel regulations for visitors to the UK, including British dual nationals, came into force on February 25, affecting how many people can enter the country.

British dual nationals are being asked to share their experiences of being prevented from traveling to the UK due to not possessing a British passport or certificate of entitlement.

Starting February 25, British dual nationals, including British-Canadian citizens, will be required to present a British or Irish passport, certificate of entitlement, or emergency travel document to enter the U.K.

EU citizens with post-Brexit settlement status in UK will not have to present British passport to airlines British dual nationals who are EU citizens with post-Brexit settlement status in the UK will…

MPs raise cases of honeymooners and other Britons caught out by new passport requirements as minister rejects calls for a grace period The Home Office has dismissed as “absurd” claims that it failed to properly communicate new border rules that left some British dual nationals at risk of being denied boarding flights to the UK. During a heated session in parliament on Wednesday, the Home Office minister Mike Tapp suggested that media coverage in the Guardian and BBC reflected the department’s...

From 25 February, a new system will come into force which will affect many people, including British dual nationals.

From 25 February, a new system will come into force which will affect many people, including British dual nationals.

New Home Office rules causing ‘stress upon stress’ for British woman living in Netherlands trying to enter UK A British woman living in the Netherlands has told of the “stress upon stress” caused by new Home Office rules that leave her unable to travel to see her 91-year-old dying mother back in England. Annie, who requested her surname was not published, said her British passport expired last Friday and had been submitted as part of her passport renewal application. She had “reasonably expected” to use her Dutch passport to carry on visiting her mother, as she had done every couple of weeks for the past few months. Continue reading...

Two women who have lived almost all their lives in UK, but whose British fathers were not married, tell how they are having to battle for British citizenship Two women who have lived almost all their lives in the UK have had their lives thrown into chaos due to the new border control rules for British dual nationals because their French mothers were not married to their British fathers. Both women have been forced to prove their right to British passports as a result of archaic laws, which di...

Home Office minister Mike Tapp has rejected claims that the government failed to adequately communicate new border rules that could prevent British dual nationals from boarding flights to the UK.

British dual nationals residing in the Netherlands are being advised that they will need a physical British passport to travel, emphasizing the importance of keeping their documents up to date.

The Home Office has confirmed that British citizens holding a second nationality risk being blocked from entering the UK from Wednesday, as the government ignores pleas for a grace period before new rules take effect.

Ryanair is reportedly considering allowing British dual nationals to board UK flights without a British passport, aiming to alleviate concerns about new immigration rules.