Carrying my child passport

[RiteshAryal]

Dear Experts,

My situation,
Im here in UK and my 18 months old british son is (abroad) in Nepal with his mom. Now Im applying his first passport from here and once I get the passport here in Londin then I'll carry that with me and I will go back to Nepal and I'll bring back my child here.

My Question:
Is that possible or legal to carry my son (infant) passport with me ?
OR
Can I FedEx or DHL to Nepal by which my wife can come back to me together with my son. (my wife already has ILR so no problem for her, the problem is my baby who is already naturalized)
OR
Should I apply British passport from Nepal (which take around 6 months) and bring him back ?
OR
Do you've any suggestion ?

Will really appreciate your suggestion in advance so please suggest.

[milan69]

I personally would have a little concern as usually if you exit a country as a foreign citizen you should have entered as one. British citizens have limit on stay in Nepal which I believe is up to 90 days.

[ban.s]

Background:
- Parents are in ILR
- Son (1 year old) born before parent's ILR
- Son travelled to Nepal using Nepalese Travel Document (because he was not registered as British citizen)
- Now, he is already registered as British Citizen
- However, he is in Nepal (different country ) and he travelled their using Nepalese travel document before.
- Now, he wants to come back to UK
- HOW CAN I GET MY SON BACK TO UK ???

Is it possible to get Emergency Travel Document to get him back here in London OR Do I need to apply for passport (which required further 4 to 6 months). But me want to bring him soon.

Please continue discussion in a single thread for consistency

[yashp]

Hi Ritesh,
My son is also in the same situation, What was the fastest method you found.
Many thanks for your help.
Yash

[CR001]

Hi Ritesh,
My son is also in the same situation, What was the fastest method you found.
Many thanks for your help.
Yash

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