People from Grenada need a passport with at least six months validity on it. They do not require a visa.

Grenada - Entry requirements

sak1222 wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 06, 2018 1:47 pm

Can someone give a me an idea of how I can voluntarily return and what will happen from there on?

The Voluntary Return Service are usually helpful. The link below details who is eligible and how to contact them.

Get help to return home if you’re a migrant in the UK

bubbly2703 wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 28, 2018 11:10 pm

hi,

that seems to be an appointment number unless you saying they can also tell one how far their application is. looking forward to your response.

There's normally a phone number on the acknowledgement letter to call.

The instructions are here...

Submit new evidence to support your asylum claim

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A British birth certificate only indicates where you are born and doesn't give any status.

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