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Thank you for the reply. My residence permit is a separate card with no passport number in it. But I thought that it might be linked to my passport in the system. Should I also inform Home Office about change of passport? As I'll have new passport number.alterhase58 wrote:If your residence permit is stamped in the passport then you should be able to use that, together with new valid passport. If separate card (blue trifold?) and no passport number then suggest can be used ok. Why do you have to travel to your country to obtain the passport? Embassy here would be easier?
You have to carry your residence documentation (blue tri-fold card), old & new passports when you travel. You will have to apply for a new Residence card if you want it linked to your new passport.Minhr wrote:Thank you for the reply. My residence permit is a separate card with no passport number in it. But I thought that it might be linked to my passport in the system. Should I also inform Home Office about change of passport? As I'll have new passport number.alterhase58 wrote:If your residence permit is stamped in the passport then you should be able to use that, together with new valid passport. If separate card (blue trifold?) and no passport number then suggest can be used ok. Why do you have to travel to your country to obtain the passport? Embassy here would be easier?
Reason why I can't do it in Embassy is because I still registered in my country and I want to keep this registration. It is a bit complicated process ti unregister as I have to receive new passport for citizen residing abroad.
- https://www.gov.uk/apply-for-a-uk-resid ... rd/replaceIf you don’t get a new card for your new passport, you’ll have to carry both your expired passport and your new passport when you travel.
I'm from Belarus.MrSlyFox wrote:Hello,You have to carry your residence documentation (blue tri-fold card), old & new passports when you travel. You will have to apply for a new Residence card if you want it linked to your new passport.Minhr wrote:Thank you for the reply. My residence permit is a separate card with no passport number in it. But I thought that it might be linked to my passport in the system. Should I also inform Home Office about change of passport? As I'll have new passport number.alterhase58 wrote:If your residence permit is stamped in the passport then you should be able to use that, together with new valid passport. If separate card (blue trifold?) and no passport number then suggest can be used ok. Why do you have to travel to your country to obtain the passport? Embassy here would be easier?
Reason why I can't do it in Embassy is because I still registered in my country and I want to keep this registration. It is a bit complicated process ti unregister as I have to receive new passport for citizen residing abroad.- https://www.gov.uk/apply-for-a-uk-resid ... rd/replaceIf you don’t get a new card for your new passport, you’ll have to carry both your expired passport and your new passport when you travel.
Sorry I'm being noisy and you have no obligation to answer but per chance is it a Taiwanese passport? I heard they use a form of household registration which if you lose makes it harder to travel as you lose many visa-free options. Sorry I was just curious - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiwan_pa ... _nationals
I can only tell you my own experience: I've had an EEA RC (standalone document) for nearly five years, during which time I've re-entered the country at least fifty times at six different ports of entry using three different passports, and the passport I used to get the RC originally is the one I show the least. So far no one has said a word. RCs aren't visas, so many of the visa-related rules don't apply to them.Still didn't find any info about that I should apply for new card. Mine is not in passport. Is it 100%?
